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

  1. 6D AGO

    Matthew tries Reperio’s at home health screening

    We are entering an age of at home testing and the team at Reperio just raised $14m to make weight, blood pressure and cholesterol/blood sugar testing available at home. But this is a relatively complex series of tests, intended to get people who haven’t been to a primary care doctor back into the system. How is the experience and can we expect people to do it? And does the result correlate with standard lab testing? They sent me the box for me to find out. I totally screwed it up the first time (apparently only 4% of people do), but they gave me another chance. So come along with me to find out how it works. Would you do this, or just go to Labcorp?! — Matthew Holt

    40 min

  2. JUL 2

    Anmol Madan, RadiantGraph

    Anmol Madan is CEO of RadiantGraph. He’s building an end to end solution that goes from data ingestion to applications to consumer connection via text/email and voice in order to let payers quickly roll out patient engagement plans. His idea is that plans/payers don’t need to fix their data, RadiantGraph’s AI can take the messy data and and then add an AI layer, and on that create specific applications–Anmol showed me a comprehensive demo. I also asked him if they are doing too much, or conversely if they need to do more!–Matthew Holt

    30 min

  3. JUN 30

    Matthew Explores the Referral Process

    So I thought I would try a little experiment. Following up on a recent primary care visit I got a couple of referrals. I went investigating as to what I could find out about the where to go and what the cost might be. And what the connection if any between my primary care group (One Medical), the facility and specialists I was referred to, and my health plan, Blue Shield. I hope you enjoy my little tour of this part of the online health system–Matthew Holt

    21 min

  4. JUN 24

    Ariel Katz, H1

    H1 has raised over $200m to build out a very comprehensive data set of physicians internationally. Those products were primarily aimed at pharma. Now they are moving into the world of managing physician data for plans and providers, primarily via the 2025 acquisitions of Ribbon Health and Veda Health. I spoke with CEO Ariel Katz, and he took me through a demo of their system. I’ve had a nerdy interest in physician data for quite a while (I actually sketched out this product on a whiteboard at Microsoft in 2009!!) and what H1 has built is very impressive–Matthew Holt

    25 min

  5. JUN 23

    Dr Kimmie Ng discusses young onset colorectal cancer

    Dr Kimmie Ng discusses cancer with Dr. George Beauregard. Dr Ng heads the Young-Onset Colorectal Cancer Center, at the legendary Dana Farber Cancer Institute, and she treated George’s son who died age 32. Why are these cancers in younger people increasing so quickly? What can we do about it? What is connecting the environment, the immune system, mental health and cancer? What kind of early intervention can we advocate for? A fascinating conversation between two real leaders in this field.

    36 min

  6. JUN 17

    Roy Schoenberg, AileenAI

    Last week longtime AmWell CEO Roy Schoenberg announced, in the New England Journal of Medicine no less, that he was building a companion AI for the elderly called Aileen. We took a dive into the state of play for digital health, what happened at AmWell, and what the goal is for the AI companion. It’s early days but Roy has an interesting idea for how AI will work in the future to be the underlying platform to manage the elder consumer experience. Always a great conversation with Roy and this is no exception–Matthew Holt

    45 min

  7. JUN 3

    Owen Tripp, Included Health

    Owen Tripp is CEO of Included Health. It started way back in the 2010s as a second opinion service but now has added telehealth, continuous primary care, behavioral health and guidance for its populations. He’s taken to calling what they do in one personalized healthcare. Underlying all this is a data integration and analytics platform that’s now being used by some of the biggest employers including Walmart, Comcast, CALPers and more. Essentially Included Health is building the new multi-specialty medical group. Owen and I really got into the details and had a great conversation about how we develop a “3rd way” between the payers and providers–Matthew Holt

    44 min

  8. MAY 20

    Patrick Quigley, Sidecar Health

    Patrick Quigley is the CEO of Sidecar Health. It’s a start up health insurance company that has a new approach to how employers and employees buy health care. Sidecar is betting on the radical pricing transparency idea. Instead of going down the contacting and narrow network route, Sidecar presents average area pricing and individual provider pricing to its members, and rewards them if they go to lower cost providers (who often are cheaper). How does this all work and is it real? Patrick took me through an extensive demo and explained how this all works. There’s a decent amount of complexity behind the scenes but Sidecar is creating something very rare in America, a priced health care market allowing consumers to choose–Matthew Holt

    57 min
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