Business Observer April 12, 2019
Brian Hartz

A mold-breaking medical firm sees Tampa Bay as the country’s most fertile ground for its outcome-based health care model. Will enough seniors buy into its disruptive vision?
Forget Medicare for All or any other political machinations of the health care system currently up for debate.

A Miami-based company is already disrupting health care as we know it — and it sees Tampa Bay as the ideal market for its rapidly growing brand, which, to succeed, will have to undertake a big challenge: to alter the way people think about getting health care, from reactive to preventive.

The company, ChenMed, backed by a socially conscious private equity firm called Turner Impact Capital, plans to invest $200...

Today's Sponsors

LEK
ZeOmega

Today's Sponsor

LEK

 
Topics: Health System / Hospital, Healthcare System, Insurance, Investments, Medicare Advantage, Patient / Consumer, Payer, Physician, Primary care, Provider, Trends
The Doctor Will See You… On Amazon: Tech Giant Expands Plans to Merge Medicine with Marketplace
Aetna, Centene, Blue Shield launch 'single payment' primary care model in California
Amazon’s One Medical Partners With New York’s Montefiore Health System
Christian Healthcare Ministries Partners with HealthTap for Virtual Primary Care
Physicians are concerned with the current state of primary care

Share This Article