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Owen Scott Muir · Said 12 Sep 2024 · owen-1225

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““Why isn’t anyone doing this?” Because accepting the current payment infrastructure means building less profitable businesses, and that won’t win for patients.”
· "Why Isn't Someone Already Doing This?" · substack post

Conclusion of the essay. The author answers 'Why isn't anyone doing this?' by arguing that care-delivery companies built on the current payment infrastructure will be less profitable than insurers or pharma (he cites UnitedHealth Group's 540 billion market cap) and will not deliver wins for patients; new contract, risk and financial models are needed.

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