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Everything you always wanted to know about the Health Care system. But were afraid to ask.

  1. 23/12/2024

    John Zutter, Lantern

    John Zutter is the CEO of Lantern which is a company managing specialty care. It has evolved from a centers of excellence model, and changed its name from Employer Direct Healthcare earlier this year. The trick is product expansion into the expensive stuff, especially cancer care, infusion and specialty surgery. John has thought a lot about where there is money to be saved–and how health care can be structured, and how cost and quality can be managed. This is a fascinating and in-depth conversation about how employers can save money, and how that might make the overall market evolve–Matthew Holt

    44min

  2. 21/12/2024

    Brad Kittredge, Brightside Health

    Brad Kittredge is CEO of Brightside Health, which he co-founded with CMO Mimi Winsberg. They are a large online mental health group that aims a providing more access with higher quality. They have built their own technology stack and medical group, and are in network for about 135m lives. They also take patients from the emergency departments of health systems–as well as direct patient outreach for “standard” mental health conditions. Brad talked to me about measurement, quality and care improvement, including how they are using their algorithms to improve their clinicians’ prescribing accuracy. I also asked him where Brightside were in the process to, err, return at least some of the $150m they’ve raised back to their investors. Matthew Holt

    9min

  3. 19/12/2024

    PatientsUseAI: Hugo, Gilles and e-Patient Dave on the race to patient autonomy — THCB Gang Special Episode 149, Thursday December 19

    Joining Matthew Holt on #THCBGang on Thursday December 19 at 1pm PST 4pm EST are three leaders in the patient movement Hugo Campos (@HugoCampos); Gilles Frydman (@GillesFrydman); and ePatient Dave deBronkart (@DavedeBronkart). They will be bring us up to speed on the very latest in patients using AI.

    1h20min

  4. 18/12/2024

    Sara Ratner, Nomi Health

    Sara Ratner is President of integrated Programs at Nomi Health. They work with employers and health plans to connect them to a network of providers (both telehealth and physical) who accept steep discounts in return for immediate payment. The employees in turn get no co-pay/no coinsurance. In addition they have an analytics company called Artemis which recommends care paths and a PBM to lower drug prices. Sara is trying hard to integrate mental health into their program too. Nomi raised $110m in 2022 and also made a decent amount in covid testing earlier in its life before pivoting.

    6min

  5. 16/12/2024

    THCB Gang Episode 148, Monday December 16

    Joining Matthew Holt on #THCBGang on Monday December 16 at 1pm PST 4pm EST are patient safety expert Michael Millenson, physician, entrepreneur and technologist Shantanu Nundy; and Digital Health and Emerging Med-Tech Practice Co-Founder at Marsh and McLennan, Beracah Stortvedt.

    1h7min

  6. 12/12/2024

    Kris Engskov, Rippl

    Kris Engskov is CEO of Rippl, a General Catalyst-funded company developing a wrap around care model around the primary care doctor for people with dementia. Their process is to help the family caregiver who is looking after the dementia patient and gives a ton of support to those caregivers which helps them be successful taking care of the patient at home. They start with diagnosis and use care navigators to build a care model face to face with patients. They’ve raised $52m and are nearly 2 years into serving a very neglected group of patients and caregivers–Matthew Holt

    6min

  7. 11/12/2024

    Colby Takeda, Pear Suite

    Colby Takeda is CEO of Pear Suite which has developed a system that helps organizations employing community health workers to track and pay for their work. These community health workers are in multiple social and health organizations. Increasingly states Medicaid and health plans are paying directly to community organizations and Pear Suite is building the capacity for those organizations to contract and bill the plans and states. The community health workers are now out helping engage patients, particularly around preventative services, housing, food access and much more. This includes those people in the health system and is saving health care organizations money, and is improving HEDIA and Star scores. Pear Suite has been doing this since 2023 and has over 100 clients already, and has even built its own network of community health workers. A niche, but a very impactful one-Matthew Holt

    10min

  8. 10/12/2024

    Shama Rathi, Co-Founder, LunaJoy

    Shama Rathi MD is the co-founder of LunaJoy, a mental health company that works exclusively for women. It started with pregnancy (pre- and post- partum) and now is working with women in midlife for nearly a third of its cases. Shama believes that women have been ignored and LunaJoy has built out specific care pathways for women. They are moving into the market starting with Medicaid, the payer responsible for a large number of births, mostly doing it in conjunction with OBGYN clinics. It’s an interesting and necessary niche play for a large underserved group–Matthew Holt

    9min
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