John Halamka February 14, 2020
John Halamka

Last weekend I moderated an amazing group of presenters for Harvard Business School’s 17th Annual Healthcare Conference, debating the future of elder care throughout the world.

Discussants were

Geoff Price – Oak Street Health, Chief Operating Officer

Susan Diamond – Humana, President of Home Solutions

Neil Wagle – Devoted Health, Chief Medical Officer

We started with a statement of the problem – in many countries such as Japan, the Nordics, Germany, Italy, and the United States, societies are rapidly aging. Birth rates are declining. Costs are rising and access to clinicians is becoming more challenging

We delved into several major themes – the role of home care, the rise of digital health, and the evolution of financial models...

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