Entrepreneur August 1, 2021
Justin Brock

I think most would agree that we are in a massive industrial shift worldwide right now. Here at home in the United States, the service industry is exploding. This is mostly related to a convenience mindset, a shift in our thinking as a society and the baby boomer generation entering the decumulation phase of life.

Of the many different faucets of the service industry, we’re seeing massive private equity investment and consolidation in the individual health insurance space both on the Affordable Care Act side and the Medicare side. Obviously Medicare has been around for awhile and has become the standard for healthcare as we see many proponents of a “Medicare for All” solution. The trajectory of that conversation...

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Topics: ACA (Affordable Care Act), Insurance, Medicare, Medicare Advantage, Patient / Consumer
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