Chief Healthcare Executive March 29, 2024
Ron Southwick

Lyle Berkowitz, founder and CEO of KeyCare, spoke with Chief Healthcare Executive about the young company’s work with health systems.

Some hospitals and health systems are learning that they can’t do everything they want to do, Lyle Berkowitz says.

Berkowitz, the founder and CEO of KeyCare, a virtual care company, says that’s an important realization. More hospitals are seeking partners to deliver services, and Berkowitz is aiming to convince more providers to work with KeyCare.

Over a little more than a year, KeyCare has formed partnerships with 15 health systems, Berkowitz says. KeyCare and WellSpan Health, a system based in Pennsylvania, have teamed up to expand virtual primary care and behavioral care offerings. Just this week, KeyCare announced a partnership...

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Topics: Digital Health, Health System / Hospital, Interview / Q&A, Partnerships, Provider, Technology, Telehealth, Trends
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