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Primary Care 2.0 – How Crossover Health is “Re-Bundling” Health Care

Health Populi

In 2020, investments in digital health reached $14.1 bn , much of which went into niche applications like lab testing, medication adherence, and on-demand triage for urgent care. These companies targeting primary care components represent the “unbundling of the family doctor,” as CB Insights recently coined the market trend.

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Proteus : What's gone wrong at the Billion Dollar Digital Health and Smart Pill Startup?

Lloyd Price

Proteus Digital Health’s CEO once confidently proclaimed that in a couple of decades, “every medicine will have a chip in it.” It’s all about evidence,” explained Everett Crosland, an expert in market access within the digital health field, when asked about the possible missteps that led to Proteus’ funding woes.

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Gen Z and Millennials: What They Want from Healthcare

MeMD

Right on their heels is Gen Z, born between 2001 and 2020, the largest population segment in the U.S. The Demand for Virtual Care. The pandemic pushed digital health to new heights – and there’s no going back. Virtual Primary Care Leads to Better Health. The workforce is changing – drastically.

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The Rough Guide to Health/Care Consumers in 2025: The 2025 Health Populi TrendCast

Health Populi

As such, my lens here frames the health/care consumer for whom medical bills and workflows feel like retail and thus, I have expanded my use of the phrase retail health beyond the pharmacy and traditional use of the term to cover patients responses to the scenario as someone feeling cut-off or fragmented away form a streamlined health care system.