GW Studios Event | Restoring Hope: Tackling Healthcare’s Biggest Challenge Through Collective Action
January 20, 2022
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Healthcare is failing the people who need it the most—those managing multiple medical- and behavioral health-related conditions. Throughout the coming decade, the number of Americans deemed “polychronic” will rise exponentially from 34 million in 2021 to more than 83 million in 2030. Disparate and disintegrated clinical solutions, inadequate or insufficient care plans, contributing social factors, and a lack of a human-centric support model all drive these vulnerable populations towards a sense of hopelessness and despair.
In this session panelist discuss how multiple stakeholders across the ecosystem are aligning to tackle urgent issues through collective action, moderated by Andrey Ostrovsky, Founding Chief Medical Officer, Lyn Health.
Panelists included:
• Sheila Savageau, Global Health and Well-being Leader, General Motors
• Claire Verity, President of Regence BlueShield of Washington
• Naomi Allen, Co-founder and CEO, Brightline
• Rick Abbott, Co-founder and CEO, Lyn Health
Thanks to the session sponsor Lyn Health.
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