Omada CEO Sean Duffy and Chris Hogg, former COO at Propeller Health, join host Jonah Comstock to talk about virtual care, remote chronic condition management, and just what healthcare will look like into the next decade.

Talking points:

What is virtual care?
Virtual care in a post-COVID telehealth landscape
Adoption curves: virtual visits vs virtual care
Multi-modal provider-patient communication
When the adoption curve lags against the innovation curve
What’s the product? the transition from hardware to software to experience
Using a jobs-to-be-done framework for healthcare
How to integrate virtual care with traditional brick-and-mortar care
Fitting virtual care into a patient-centric care ecosystem
The changing concept of primary care
What virtual care companies have to offer for telemedicine (Sean’s non-answer on American Well)
The role of Amazon, Walmart, and other big players in the new provider ecosystem
How traditional providers are reacting to the changing market
Looking ahead

More about this episode:

MobiHealthNews' predictions for 2021: Price transparency tools will be a game changer, telemedicine use will even out

After COVID-19, telehealth's momentum will be sustained by younger consumers seeking convenience

Omada reports blood sugar, weight improvements after 12 months with its digital diabetes prevention program

Omada Health acquires Physera, adds virtual MSK therapy to its chronic care programs

Amazon dives deeper into health in 2020

Walmart snaps up digital health company CareZone's medication management tool

Amwell CEO reflects on year of unprecedented telehealth adoption and predicts more digital chronic care for the future

Rock Health's COO talks digital health funding, M&As and 'Teladongo'

Previously on HIMSSCast: The Teladongo episode

Virtual care: The next frontier in telehealth — with Sean Duffy and Chris Hogg

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