What if our healthcare system is not simply inefficient, but structurally incapable of producing population health?
For decades, health system leaders have worked within a shared assumption: that our hospital-centric, specialist-driven, acute-care model was fundamentally sound. Reform efforts from managed care to value-based purchasing focused on reducing inefficiencies, not questioning the core design.
But today, that foundation is cracking.
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