In healthcare? Look around. Read the room. I believe we'll see major disruption(s) in how healthcare is delivered -- and paid for -- in the next 18 months. How will you prepare?

Healthcare is a community issue. Promote local solutions.

Not just price transparency, accurate and timely meta data on healthcare interactions at points of care.

The CON con.

Use cases are a dime a dozen, especially today. Let's get serious! Whete are the agreed upon principles that guide how healthcare is delivered in communities? Until we agree on those, we're just yammering.

Are all medical societies, associations, and organizations comprised? Are they really necessary today?

The real payment reform is removing insurance companies from routine care. We must move patients to paying cash for labs, drugs, imaging, procedures, and physician services. We also need to address the massive overcharging that’s occurring in hospitals every day. Hospitals act

Many of us want healthcare reform. Many different approaches and plans are being suggested. To be successful, ALL attempts to improve healthcare delivery will require access to accurate and timely health information. That requires first giving us patients *agency* over our

Shycollie Seth Borman Dr Rob Rosborough Mark Cuban The problem -- with even the most heartfelt attempts to reform healthcare -- is that eventually the subject of "levels of effort" and rationing need to be addressed. Too many people just throw their hands in the air and decide to live with the status quo rather than having a

Bob Brown Shycollie Seth Borman Dr Rob Rosborough Mark Cuban True, but the community also needs a forum and a really good moderator for discussion. We need some "next steps" that are doable.

Free2Care Healthcare reform should focus on support the principals at the point of care. Not on supporting the livelihood of the 'additional parties.'

"Let's give power to the patient, not profit to the insurance company. Let's make healthcare more affordable again." - U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy, M.D.

America's health information sharing infrastructure. Complex Convoluted Comprised Corrupted We can't reform healthcare delivery without accurate and timely health information.

The left attacked us for prohibiting cell phones in class at the time; now the results are so obvious that it has become conventional wisdom.