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Parkinson’s and the power of business model innovation

Ryan Marling

Parkinson’s and the power of business model innovation

Chronic diseases are costly. Fortunately, an innovative facilitated network from the Netherlands holds promise as a model to curb healthcare costs associated with Parkinson's and other chronic diseases.

Mar 13, 2017

Ryan Marling

Salami-slicing, precision medicine and the Orphan Drug Act

Ryan Marling

Salami-slicing, precision medicine and the Orphan Drug Act

By gaming the Orphan Drug Act, drugmakers end up undermining precision medicine efforts nationwide. How can we limit the program's lucrative benefits to only those drugs that are truly innovative?

Feb 23, 2017

Ryan Marling

What the New England Patriots can teach us about healthcare data

Ryan Marling

What the New England Patriots can teach us about healthcare data

Can taking a play out of Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots' playbook help healthcare providers deliver more patient-centered care?

Feb 8, 2017

Ryan Marling

The investor’s dilemma: Why investing in lower cost innovations is difficult in healthcare

Spencer Nam

The investor’s dilemma: Why investing in lower cost innovations is difficult in healthcare

Investors' preference for short-term, high ROI and low-risk investment targets creates a dilemma. But, using the lens of Jobs to Be Done, there are at least two ways to overcome this.

Feb 2, 2017

Spencer Nam

Shopping for healthcare: opportunity or obstacle?

Ryan Marling

Shopping for healthcare: opportunity or obstacle?

Could the price transparency goals of the Trump administration show promise in lowering healthcare costs? Or add additional burden to the patient experience, and present another obstacle in the way of better health?

Jan 25, 2017

Ryan Marling

An open letter to Tom Price: Address more than the ACA to make healthcare affordable

Spencer Nam

An open letter to Tom Price: Address more than the ACA to make healthcare affordable

What should be on Rep. Tom Price's agenda as the incoming Secretary of HHS? Fixing the ACA is only a small part of the issues to be addressed. Spencer Nam provides the full list.

Jan 12, 2017

Spencer Nam

Generic EpiPen is a start, but only innovations lower drug prices for good

Spencer Nam

Generic EpiPen is a start, but only innovations lower drug prices for good

Should Mylan's recent launch of a reduced-price, generic EpiPen be considered a win? Not so fast.

Jan 5, 2017

Spencer Nam

How health plan innovation can cure the Affordable Care Act

Ryan Marling

How health plan innovation can cure the Affordable Care Act

Health plan innovations that better integrate with the daily struggle for health of the currently uninsured is the cure for the adverse selection plaguing the Affordable Care Act.

Dec 13, 2016

Ryan Marling

Liberating Americans trapped under high deductibles

Ryan Marling

Liberating Americans trapped under high deductibles

How deductible deductions could nudge health plan members most at risk of high healthcare costs towards purchases that enable improvement of health status.

Nov 3, 2016

Ryan Marling

Obamacare, we have a problem

Spencer Nam

Obamacare, we have a problem

Next year's Obamacare premium increase of 25% is concerning. Healthcare must not only be affordable for consumers, but also be affordable for the country. We offer a unique solution to address the problem.

Nov 1, 2016

Spencer Nam

Could Apple Watch be the key to lowering health insurance premiums?

Spencer Nam

Could Apple Watch be the key to lowering health insurance premiums?

Last week, U.S. insurance company Aetna announced that beginning this fall it will make a major push to help its members and employees become healthier. […]

Oct 6, 2016

Spencer Nam

Will AI really lower the cost of healthcare? A lesson from a hospital without beds

Spencer Nam

Will AI really lower the cost of healthcare? A lesson from a hospital without beds

Recent advances in supercomputing and artificial intelligence, or AI, have raised hopes of delivering more precise and personalized healthcare services to people.

Sept 29, 2016

Spencer Nam

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