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Such action happening in digital health so far this year! x.com/Rock_Health/st…

Love this. Victor Kernes is a great designer who brings joy to whatever he works on. I can’t begin to conceptualize his skills in another 2 years! 🤙 x.com/victorkernes/s…

Keep em coming Victor Kernes ! x.com/victorkernes/s…

All the tech companies, including Alphabet, see an opportunity to reach people with undiagnosed sleep apnea. Feature on that here: cnb.cx/2udnckp

Good sober commentary on innovation in healthcare linkedin.com/pulse/disrupt-…

People have told me about how many health insurance carriers have to hire COBOL engineers out of retirement for absurdly high salaries to do maintenance of systems That's one of the big opportunities for new health startups - attracting hungry tech talent by prioritizing tech

Honored to be included on Fortune’s 40 Under 40 list this year! Especially amongst all the amazing trailblazers shaping the healthcare industry. A well-deserved recognition of our incredible team at Bicycle Health and their dedication to the care of patients with OUD.

The DEA HQ wants people to go through an uncessary physical to get opioid addiction treatment. I scheduled a physical to see what the fuss is about. A 🧵

Telemedicine Jeopardy: A: DEA HQ says drug overdose is #1 cause of death for Americans age 18-45. Q: Then why throttle access to lifesaving buprenorphine by requiring an arbitrary in-person exam? #ATA23 #telemedicine #telehealth #digitalhealth #telemednow #hcldr

The more I explore the potential of GPT-4 in medicine, the more I realize that answering medical knowledge questions is uninteresting and probably not so important. More important, and more challenging, are things like medical notetaking and reasoning about clinical data. /1

Insiders who never stop questioning the system paired with humble outsiders with complementary skills are unbeatable teams in healthcare. (They are also vastly less annoying than insiders who think they know everything, or outsiders who think everyone who built the system must

Finished my report on healthcare "business in a box" platforms. Think Headway for mental health, or Moxie for aesthetics. I analyzed 77k clinician profiles across all platforms to understand which are growing fastest and what makes them successful: singleaimhealth.com/news/growth-of…

Been exploring the state of telemedicine. It looks like clinicians want remote jobs, but they don't exist. Searches for "remote NP jobs" is up 6x since 2020, but % of NPs in remote jobs is flat.

Is the telemedicine industry growing or retracting? Depends who you are. Mental health via telemedicine is showing enduring growth while many other specialties have retracted.

Things looked dark for SF in 2020. Only 2 out of 11 Supervisors and 1 out of 7 School Board members were GrowSF aligned. If we win in November, we'll be at 10 out of 11 Supervisors and 6 out of 7 School Board members! That's an incredible shift in just four years. 🚀🌉

Is telemedicine dying? Is telemedicine thriving? Just finished a report on the telemed industry in 2024. I analyzed the work history of 115k clinicians who have every worked in telemed. These trends reveal what’s growing (and whats not) in the industry: singleaimhealth.com/news/the-state…

Truly important news seems disproportionately likely to take the form of graphs.

Most of the airtime surrounding "clinician entrepreneurship" goes towards nurses and nurse practitioners, but what about physician assistants? I analyzed 160,218 physician assistants LinkedIn profiles to understand the trend of PA entrepreneurship. singleaimhealth.com/news/growth-of…

This is why the stories on pods like Built to Sell and Startups For the Rest of Us / Rob Walling are more interesting to the average entrepreneur. It’s just more relatable.