With all the recent allegations surrounding Nucleus Genomics I figured I would share my two cents. Me and some buddies were working on a project that democratized longevity and made it easier for people with access to limited resources reap the same benefits as someone with a

If ACA tax credits disappear, 4 million people will feel it. But instead of saying “give us more money,” you could actually build a large group plan, use transparent TPAs and PBMs, cut costs 30–40%, and eliminate deductibles. Real solutions exist — politicians just won’t use

"Studies show that when patients are motivated to consider prices, prices drop by ~20%. Doctors and hospitals will be motivated to post prices when they must compete for price-conscious patients who control the money."

To be clear, ACA plans have high premiums and high deductibles for narrow network plans To make care more affordable, we need to: 1) give consumers more control, 2) reduce government regulations that lead to more 3rd party pay, and 3) reduce & reform government subsidies.

There needs to be a new network with national coverage that is owned by physicians.

.President Donald J. Trump: I don't want to give insurance companies any money. They've been ripping off the public for years. Obamacare was set up to take care of insurance companies, not to take care of Americans. I love the idea of money going directly to the people, not to insurance companies.

Thanks to Wall Street Journal Opinion for publishing my LTE that shows: 1) ACA premiums have grown much more than ESI premiums, 2) the ACA subsidies are inflationary, 3) taxpayers have picked up almost entire ACA premium increase since '14, & 4) ACA is oversubsidized. wsj.com/opinion/employ…

The one thing he forgot to mention is that taxpayers are the ones footing the bill for the subsidies. At this point it doesn’t matter what your political view is, the ACA marketplace is entering a death spiral and we need to bring back private insurance for individuals.

Kaiser Permanente: $115.8 billion in revenue. 12.6 million members. 314,379 employees. $1.2 billion fair share deficit. The largest managed care organization in America. “Nonprofit.”

Crazy to think these companies deny claims to further boost their revenue

We don't have a market for healthcare. We have a few companies that set the rules. Kill Obamacare and the ACA Marketplace. Bring back private insurance.

According to OpenAI’s first State of Enterprise AI report, healthcare is the second-fastest-growing industry for ChatGPT adoption. Most of this adoption is occurring on the provider side, and we have yet to see major adoption within insurance. Why is this? Is it a lack of

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We need to remove employers from health insurance. Most employers make uninformed decisions through misaligned brokers. Defined contribution model + a strong individual health insurance market with private insurers (promoting competition and driving down cost while increasing

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"Defined-contribution model + a strong individual health insurance market with private insurers." —Wyatt Stokesberry "People should be able to shop for 'insurance' and care." "Employer-based health coverage is not a great fit for current trends and lack of portability doesn't serve

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It will be interesting to see how President Donald J. Trump and the Great Healthcare Plan will send taxpayer-funded subsidy payments directly to eligible Americans, allowing them to purchase the health insurance of their choice instead of routing those funds to large insurance companies. Another

Couldn't agree more Let people purchase both health insurance and health care in a way that fits their own wants and needs Health insurance and care should not be political