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🌟 Healthcare’s Future: What Won’t Change in 2025 and Why That’s a Good Thing 🌟 In Seth Joseph's latest Forbes piece, he dives into anti-predictions for healthcare in 2025, exploring key themes that will likely remain unchanged in 12 months time, followed by a "dash of optimism." While improving healthcare interoperability--like many things in healthcare--may not evolve as fast as we’d all like, there’s no stopping the growing financial incentives to unlock data and improve outcomes, that will help to ultimately accelerate change. Zus Health CEO and Founder Jonathan Bush weighs in, “There’s too much economic force profiting from the liberated data, and that economic force is reducing the cost of care. Once the genie gets out of the bottle, he is very hard to squeeze back in.” 📖 Read the full article here and let us know—what keeps you optimistic about the future of healthcare? https://hubs.ly/Q0305zW60 Cheers to the future and working together to advance progress and improve outcomes in U.S. healthcare! #HealthcareInteroperability #DataLiberation #FutureOfHealthcare #ThoughtLeadership

It’s the first full week of the new year, and many of us are settling back into the daily grind after the stillness of a holiday break. For some, it might be tough to find motivation or renewed focus, especially when progress comes slower than we’d like. But a wise communications advisor, Darren Brandt, reminded me that “healthcare takes a minute.” Darren shared these words with Seth Joseph, a Forbes contributor, in an annual roundup of things unlikely to change quickly in the year ahead. Among the perspectives Seth featured are those of Nicholas Stepro, Arcadia’s Chief Product and Technology Officer. Nick acknowledges challenges and uncertainty surrounding health data interoperability, such as the growing need for collaboration between innovative entrants and established organizations to unlock the full potential of healthcare data. While the task seems huge and progress slow, the wins the industry needs won’t come overnight. Instead, a steady drive to true openness — much like the fabled tortoise and the hare. Check out the full article here: https://lnkd.in/dTku-4sM What do you think will remain a constant in healthcare this year? Discuss in the comments!

An interesting look at 6 key aspects of #healthcare predicted to remain steady in 2025, paired with a forward-looking sense of optimism for the year ahead. Check out the Forbes article here: https://bit.ly/4iE1QDb.

Thanks to Nick Stepro for sharing his perspective in the latest Forbes article on 2025 healthcare. I couldn't help but draw my attention to "sufficient incentives to embrace true openness". Are we actually ready to have the debate - what do we think it will take to reasonably get to this point? Check out the article: https://ow.ly/So5050UtzxS #Healthcare2025 #HealthInnovation #Forbes #HealthcareInsights

I've been reflecting on some compelling "anti-predictions" for healthcare in 2025, particularly regarding generative AI's role in patient care. #3: Generative AI A big YES to this one: One perspective especially resonates: AI should enhance—not replace—the fundamental human connection at healthcare's core. True personalization isn't solely about algorithms; it's about strengthening the patient-provider relationship and using a people-centered approach. Sometimes we forget how powerful it can be to simply ask, "How are you doing?" The challenge before us isn't just about implementing AI—it's about thoughtfully integrating it to support and amplify the human elements that make healthcare truly effective.

Everyone talks about how healthcare will change in 2025, but what’s not going to change? Check out the six things that experts view as unlikely to change in healthcare in 2025 here.

Everyone talks about how healthcare will change in 2025, but what’s not going to change? Check out the six things that experts view as unlikely to change in healthcare in 2025 here.

Everyone talks about how healthcare will change in 2025, but what’s not going to change? Check out the six things that experts view as unlikely to change in healthcare in 2025 here.

Everyone talks about how healthcare will change in 2025, but what’s not going to change? Check out the six things that experts view as unlikely to change in healthcare in 2025 here.

Everyone talks about how healthcare will change in 2025, but what’s not going to change? Check out the six things that experts view as unlikely to change in healthcare in 2025 here.