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Christina Farr
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Second Opinion Media CEO writing about the future of healthcare. GP @ Scrub Capital. Host of Lifers.
Author: The Storyteller's Advantage (Hachette)
Author: The Storyteller's Advantage (Hachette)
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Even with successful procedures like knee replacements, 20–25% of U.S. patients are unhappy with their outcomes.
At the @second_op_media Summit, Jay Shah, MD (@concurrencehq) and Prakash Jayakumar, MD, PhD (Optum; Dell Medical School at The University of Texas at Austin) spoke on how AI-powered predictive analytics can help close the gap between patient expectations and reality, and why decision intelligence, strong data foundations, and patient trust will shape the next era of healthcare.
Watch the full episode on Lifers ↓
YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=7FSxZY…
Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/2sFRJY…
Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/can…
At the @second_op_media Summit, Jay Shah, MD (@concurrencehq) and Prakash Jayakumar, MD, PhD (Optum; Dell Medical School at The University of Texas at Austin) spoke on how AI-powered predictive analytics can help close the gap between patient expectations and reality, and why decision intelligence, strong data foundations, and patient trust will shape the next era of healthcare.
Watch the full episode on Lifers ↓
YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=7FSxZY…
Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/2sFRJY…
Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/can…
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Who's building this?
An employer exchange model that allows for direct contracting with health systems, and leverages AI to match up services.
An employer exchange model that allows for direct contracting with health systems, and leverages AI to match up services.
I was so excited to get @Adampellegrini on the pod. He has seen it all from stints at Walgreens during the Elizabeth Holmes era, CVS, and startups selling into almost every healthcare GTM.
Don't miss this episode!
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Don't miss this episode!
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Healthcare doesn’t need another big idea. It needs simple ones that work.
@TytoCare CEO @Adampellegrini has seen healthcare from just about every side: Army medic, Microsoft, Walgreens, Fitbit, CVS Health, and startups like Jasper and Kaia Health. He argues the future of remote patient monitoring is health systems and plans building it into the standard of care themselves. We also get into why @TytoCare's urgent care partners are seeing NPS scores of 92, the prescription “pizza tracker” he built at Walgreens, his visit to Theranos, and more.
Timestamps below.
(0:00) Intro
(1:12) Welcome Adam Pellegrini
(3:19) From Army medic to Microsoft, Walgreens, and Fitbit
(8:22) CVS Health and telemedicine through Covid
(11:08) Jasper, Kaia, and selling to Sword
(15:26) Insurgents vs. incumbents
(20:18) Joining TytoCare
(21:43) A 92 NPS?
(25:50) The remote patient monitoring graveyard
(28:29) Why health systems are insourcing
(30:36) Big ideas vs. small ideas
(33:14) The prescription pizza tracker and Theranos
(39:47) Can VC timelines work in healthcare?
(46:01) Who should healthcare startups sell to?
(56:29) Cutting out the middlemenView quoted post on X
Healthcare doesn’t need another big idea. It needs simple ones that work.
@TytoCare CEO @Adampellegrini has seen healthcare from just about every side: Army medic, Microsoft, Walgreens, Fitbit, CVS Health, and startups like Jasper and Kaia Health. He argues the future of remote patient monitoring is health systems and plans building it into the standard of care themselves. We also get into why @TytoCare's urgent care partners are seeing NPS scores of 92, the prescription “pizza tracker” he built at Walgreens, his visit to Theranos, and more.
Timestamps below.
(0:00) Intro
(1:12) Welcome Adam Pellegrini
(3:19) From Army medic to Microsoft, Walgreens, and Fitbit
(8:22) CVS Health and telemedicine through Covid
(11:08) Jasper, Kaia, and selling to Sword
(15:26) Insurgents vs. incumbents
(20:18) Joining TytoCare
(21:43) A 92 NPS?
(25:50) The remote patient monitoring graveyard
(28:29) Why health systems are insourcing
(30:36) Big ideas vs. small ideas
(33:14) The prescription pizza tracker and Theranos
(39:47) Can VC timelines work in healthcare?
(46:01) Who should healthcare startups sell to?
(56:29) Cutting out the middlemen
@TytoCare CEO @Adampellegrini has seen healthcare from just about every side: Army medic, Microsoft, Walgreens, Fitbit, CVS Health, and startups like Jasper and Kaia Health. He argues the future of remote patient monitoring is health systems and plans building it into the standard of care themselves. We also get into why @TytoCare's urgent care partners are seeing NPS scores of 92, the prescription “pizza tracker” he built at Walgreens, his visit to Theranos, and more.
Timestamps below.
(0:00) Intro
(1:12) Welcome Adam Pellegrini
(3:19) From Army medic to Microsoft, Walgreens, and Fitbit
(8:22) CVS Health and telemedicine through Covid
(11:08) Jasper, Kaia, and selling to Sword
(15:26) Insurgents vs. incumbents
(20:18) Joining TytoCare
(21:43) A 92 NPS?
(25:50) The remote patient monitoring graveyard
(28:29) Why health systems are insourcing
(30:36) Big ideas vs. small ideas
(33:14) The prescription pizza tracker and Theranos
(39:47) Can VC timelines work in healthcare?
(46:01) Who should healthcare startups sell to?
(56:29) Cutting out the middlemen
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