Modern Healthcare November 28, 2016
Kenneth Kaufman and Chris Young

Digital connectivity is becoming as mainstream in health care as in every other aspect of life.

While walking down the street, a person opens an app on her smartphone and orders a cappuccino. When she arrives at the coffee shop, her drink is waiting. While sipping her drink, she uses your smartphone to request a car, which is waiting for her when she finishes her coffee. On her ride, she looks up background information for an afternoon meeting, downloads a podcast and finds a discount parking spot for an evening event downtown.

Digital interaction is not a trend; it’s fully entered the mainstream of American life. Today, 72 percent of Americans and 92 percent of millennials own a smartphone. Almost...

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