Oliver Wyman September 18, 2025
Matthew Weinstock

Leaders need to embrace the tension that exists in healthcare and act decisively to drive change, speakers at the Health Innovation Summit said.

This is part of our continuing coverage of the 2025 Oliver Wyman Health Innovation Summit. We previously wrote about how the industry can restore trust, and how leaders can reshape policy, payment models, and care delivery.

During the final day of the 2025 Health Innovation Summit, Thomas Osborne, M.D., shared an all-too-familiar story about the fragility of the nation’s healthcare system. Following a fall, a friend’s mother was hospitalized with a fractured hip. She then suffered a series of preventable complications that led to her death. Miscommunication between providers, hospital-acquired infections, and delayed interventions turned a survivable...

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