This month we joined by Senior Manager of Corporate Development at Blue Cross of Illinois and DePaul MBA Alumnus, Louise Anderson.
Health Insurance in the US is a quagmire of complex interactions with lots of moving parts between providers, insurers, governments, and patients. Inside of this intricate dance, healthcare costs have been increasing a fairly intense rate and has only been exacerbated by the pandemic. Louise talks with me how an aging population and the very recent influx of telehealth technology are factors in the industry’s response to inflationary healthcare spending and public policy.
This is a great conversation about how the healthcare industry is organized and the factors that make it complex. Have a listen and let us know what you think!
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Lewis rightly points out that an aging population and the most recent influx of telehealth technology is the cause of the industry’s reactions to inflation, health care spending and public policy.