HealthLeaders Media May 12, 2022
Laura Beerman

The Clover Health president links the company’s open-network model to greater equity for patients and providers.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

– Clover Health has been a market disrupter since its founding in 2014.

– President Andrew Toy believes health equity is the next challenge that the company is uniquely positioned to address.

– Toy outlines how Clover’s proprietary tech stack and open-network model combine to support not only patients who are disadvantaged, but also providers.

Health equity and open-network strategy are two of Andrew Toy’s favorite subjects. The Clover Health president links the two with an attention-grabbing description of what he believes narrow networks represent: “It’s provider gerrymandering.”

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