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U.S. healthcare is a $2 trillion
industry with a $3 trillion
price tag. Let’s get to work.

"I lead the largest physician
association in the U.S.
No one can do this alone."
— Dr. James Madara, CEO, AMA
U.S. healthcare is a $2 trillion
industry with a $3 trillion
price tag. Let’s get to work.

"We are the catalyst
to transform U.S. healthcare.
It's time to accelerate change."
— Larry Cohen, CEO
U.S. healthcare is a $2 trillion
industry with a $3 trillion
price tag. Let’s get to work.

"The scale of the solution needs
to fit the scale of the problem.
Let’s think bigger."
— Dr. Douglass Given, Board Director, Health2047 Inc.
U.S. healthcare is a $2 trillion
industry with a $3 trillion
price tag. Let’s get to work.

"Data silos are crippling
healthcare. Let’s define a
new system of data liquidity."
— Charles Aunger, Managing Director
U.S. healthcare is a $2 trillion
industry with a $3 trillion
price tag. Let’s get to work.

"The chasm between great ideas and
healthy outcomes is unacceptable.
Let’s bridge the gap."
— Kye Perrot, Head of Operations
U.S. healthcare is a $2 trillion
industry with a $3 trillion
price tag. Let’s get to work.

“50% of physicians’ day is spent
dealing with data, not people.
Let’s harness AI so they can
get back to helping people.”
— Norman Winarsky, co-founder, Siri
U.S. healthcare is a $2 trillion
industry with a $3 trillion
price tag. Let’s get to work.

"Health tech without the physician
perspective is often dead on arrival.
Let’s remedy that."
— Dr. Chris Stock, Advisor, Health2047
U.S. healthcare is a $2 trillion
industry with a $3 trillion
price tag. Let’s get to work.

"Health outcomes are all that
matters. Let’s transform the
reimbursement model."
— Jack Stockert, Managing Director
U.S. healthcare is a $2 trillion
industry with a $3 trillion
price tag. Let’s get to work.

"We can’t take an acute care approach
in a chronic condition world.
Let’s co-create a new system."
— Karl Ronn, Managing Director

U.S. healthcare is a $2 trillion
industry with a $3 trillion
price tag. Let’s get to work.

US healthcare is a $2 trillion industry with a $3 trillion price tag. Let’s get to work.

“I lead the largest physician association in the U.S. No one can do this alone.”
— Dr. James Madara, CEO, AMA

Health2047 Inc. is creating powerful new businesses to transform the $3 trillion healthcare industry at the system level. Health2047 Inc is a Silicon Valley business formation and commercialization enterprise focused on developing solutions for US healthcare’s four biggest problem areas: data liquidity, chronic care, productivity, security, and payments. And we’re not doing it alone. Top leaders in both technology and healthcare are joining us. Working together, the potential is exponential.

By 2047, we see a healthcare industry transformed in four strategic areas:

Data

Improve data liquidity, rights, interoperability and security

Chronic Care

Re-engineer care delivery

Radical Productivity

Apply AI, machine learning and other relevant technologies

Healthcare Value

Capitalize on revenue disruption opportunities

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Coverage & Commentary

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The case for audacious collaboration

December 17, 2018 • Jack Stockert

Coverage & Commentary

As Health IT Evolves, Patient-Provider Trust Remains Essential

December 10, 2018 • Sara Heath

An Open Letter to the Healthcare Industry

November 27, 2018 • Dr. Lawrence Cohen