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But cutting out the middle-man is in itself a good insurance policy against whatever reforms the future might bring: In any scenario, there will be people willing to spend significantly on the healthcare industry’s version of a first class flight.
Molly Osberg • It's Not a Clinic, It's a Caste System
This will change, and perhaps soon. Insurance companies make more money when they correctly identify an individual as a high risk. In any insurance market, if insurance companies can develop a substantial evaluation advantage over their competitors, they have the temptation to “cherry pick,” providing insurance only to those who are very unlikely t
... See moreDavid Uhlman • Hacking Healthcare: A Guide to Standards, Workflows, and Meaningful Use
As with any innovation pointed at the deadly disorders of American healthcare, the failures these companies say they are addressing are well-documented, if not the definitive cause of the overall disease.
Molly Osberg • It's Not a Clinic, It's a Caste System
The forced embrace of telemedicine promises an explosion in innovation and opens a new front in the war against the costs and burdens of our broken healthcare system.
Scott Galloway • Post Corona
Most people who survived Covid-19 never set foot in a doctor’s office. During the pandemic, people with psychological conditions saw their therapists and had medications adjusted without leaving home. This was enabled by changes to insurance rules, which had largely frowned on telemedicine and remote prescribing. Those changes are not likely to be
... See moreScott Galloway • Post Corona
