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Healthcare Transformation & Commercialization (Digital Health & Payer Market) | TytoCare, UHG, Cerner Alum | UCLA Engineering

We wrapped up the first day at #ahip2024! It was great to meet new colleagues, reconnect and strengthen past relationships and learn how payers, digital health companies, and the healthcare community are contributing towards a better future. It was also great to share insights into women’s health cost drivers that impact over 80% of women: the main drivers are not what you think! Keynote got us started by diving deeper into the importance of strong Public Health and Payer collaboration. A few key themes: 3 Key Focus Ares: 1) Investment in Data Interoperability – First phase of disease-wave detection has been made but more needs to happen that is less disease-specific and towards a horizontal lens. 2) Duplication – Resources continue to be spent on similar infrastructure investments that could be shared between Public Health and Payers  3) Shared Accountability – better alignment is needed Public Health investment is critical because if done right, payers ability to execute will become easier; key here is getting ahead of diseases impacting the population at large. COVID enabled a few realizations and key among these: strong Payer to Public Health relationships at the CDC and state and local public health officials; flexibility is needed in crisis; payers know ROI and can help shape execution during a crisis. Looking forward to our second day. If you are attending, DM me to learn more about Women’s Health Cost Drivers! #AHIP2024  #WomensHealth #ValuebasedCare #omnichannel #WomensClinic

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