What’s Ahead for Healthcare? Disruption, Diversification, Investment, and Emboldened Employers
BRight Minds in Healthcare Delivery invites industry leaders to discuss the latest trends and hot topics in healthcare strategy, delivery, and innovation. Listen in as industry experts, thought leaders, and innovators consider how to disrupt the way that millions of Americans receive healthcare.
Episode 2: What’s Ahead for Healthcare? Disruption, Diversification, Investment, and Emboldened Employers
In this episode of BRight Minds in Healthcare Delivery, Josh M. Berlin, JD, joins host Eric Tower to talk about five key areas to watch in the healthcare industry today: (1) the refresh in the delivery model of care, (2) moving into Medicare Advantage, (3) disruption through the lens of the new “Big 4” in healthcare, (4) private equity dollars and how they are innovating and disrupting, and (5) employers becoming more emboldened to push providers and plans to improve quality and outcomes for their employee populations. Eric and Josh also discuss diversification and properly structuring risk in partnership agreements.
Josh brings more than 25 years of experience to his role as the chief executive officer of rule of three® (ro3). Josh’s experience as a healthcare adviser spans the entire healthcare ecosystem and includes strategic planning, regulatory affairs, value-based care, population health management, and clinical integration. Prior to starting ro3, Josh served in leadership roles across KPMG, IBM Watson Health, Dixon Hughes Goodman, and Citrin Cooperman.
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