Very excited about a new event we're launching: THE HEALTHCARE 101 LEARNING SUMMIT! In New York, 1/29-1/30!! We're going to teach you how the US healthcare system works AND have group work to help you learn from other people and build your network of healthcare people. If you

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too many smart people try to choose jobs based on their analysis of whether the company is going to be successful or not There are so many things that can change the trajectory of the business that are totally out of your control + realistically you should write your equity off

in general, it's been crazy to see how far the AI tools have come - at our first hackathon you had to spend the entire time just trying to get chatGPT to do the thing you want Now you can stitch together 10 different tools, the voice AI is so good people think it's pre-recorded

We hosted a AI healthcare hackathon focused on B2B problems - read the post and you might get ideas for other vertical AI stuff too. Some example projects built from scratch in 36 hours: - A tool to let recruiters know when a physicians might be looking for a new job - A tool

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a few different folks on the payer/provider side have mentioned that there’s a gigantic spike in utilization this year from a lot of people who aren’t going to have coverage next year/way more restrictive plans can assume MLRs for next year are gonna be toast

longer post about this + other ways you can use your marital status to "hack" health insurance coverage: https://t.co/KcAHVMEl5I

Should we talk about more ways you can use your marriage status to optimize your coverage? Everyone’s so focused on ICHRAs, they haven’t even looked into the abyss of other health reimbursement arrangements. One of them is called a Spousal Incentive Health Reimbursement

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very excited to announce a new FREE course on the state of interoperability on 1/20 - 1/22!!! People in healthcare have heard the word "interoperabilty" since they were wee babies, but where are we at in that journey today? We'll level set in the basics and talk about the big

For healthcare 101, I have the students make memes on things they learned. It seems dumb but actually is a great forcing function to see if you understand the concepts honestly I'm just impressed at a lot of them

it does feel like a pretty huge year for diagnostics - Cologuard acquisition - billion-to-one IPO - Medicare codes for AI heart scans something in the water

Current state: we gotta teach the young people note to depend on AI tools to replace their critical thinking while also teaching the old heads to go to AI tools more often when they’re so ingrained in their current workflows

I think the conceptually the new ACO ACCESS model is cool - I'm not an expert here so would love to hear other peoples thoughts. Quick notes: 1) There's alway been a debate about whether we should pay for "inputs" in value-based care that we think will lead to good outcomes or

We go deeper into this concept in the last newsletter

Why haven't we seen more market places in healthcare, and is that changing? V1 of tech has created marketplaces that replaced human beings that used to coordinate things. Travel agents for trips, stock brokers for shares, taxi coordinators for black cars, etc. Companies did this

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longer post about other ways you could technically use marital status to optimize your health insurance coverage: