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America spends more on healthcare than any country in the world, yet population health outcomes continue to lag behind.

In this episode, we explore one of the most critical imbalances in the U.S. healthcare system: the overwhelming focus on critical and emergency care versus underinvestment in prevention, early diagnosis, and chronic disease management.

The conversation examines why the healthcare system performs exceptionally well during crises, heart attacks, strokes, trauma, neonatal intensive care, while struggling to aggressively manage common conditions like hypertension, diabetes, and cancer before they escalate.

With nearly 5% of patients accounting for almost 50% of total healthcare costs, this discussion highlights how resource allocation, not clinical capability, may be shaping outcomes more than we realize.

This episode is essential viewing for:
• Healthcare leaders & executives
• Clinicians & medical professionals
• Health policy & payer stakeholders
• Anyone interested in the future of U.S. healthcare

🎧 Watch the full episode to understand what needs to change—and where the real opportunity lies.