The last 18 months in digital health have been tumultuous, to say the least, but as companies consolidate and go public some order is starting to emerge from the chaos. Scott Shreeve, CEO of Crossover Health, has some theories about what that is going to look like. Scott and host Jonah Comstock discuss payers, employers, providers, and patients and their relationships of trust and incentives in the newest episode of HIMSSCast.

Talking points:

Consolidation in the telehealth space
Comparing today’s telehealth landscape to the platform wars of the past
A Cambrian explosion in digital health
The pillars of “full stack” primary care
Different approaches to digital health plays, and how they’ve evolved
Why the employer makes sense as a customer, and how that dovetails with patient-centricity
The role for a new kind of provider entity
Trust as a currency in healthcare
The future of healthcare payment models
The difference in incentives between insurers and employers
What effective incentive alignment looks like

More about this episode:

The Great Consolidation, Part 1: The Employer Health Platform Wars

The Great Consolidation, Part 2: The Four Pillars of Full Stack Care

The Great Consolidation, Part 3: The Three Organizing Categories for Employer Health Services

The Great Consolidation, Part 4: Trust as the Currency of Future Health

Digital-backed care provider Crossover Health hauls in $168M Series D

Why Crossover Health shut down Sherpaa, and how it's taking its lessons into the future

Healthcare's great consolidation — with Scott Shreeve

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