By most measures, American health care is the nation’s largest single industry, driving $5.7 trillion of economic activity—a staggering 18 percent of the GDP. The sector is also widely considered more wasteful and inefficient than any other. This year’s fastest-growing private company in America, Main Street Health, has achieved its astonishing growth—546,533 percent over the past three years—by addressing a single, critical vulnerability in that dysfunctional market. Main Street Health, which notched nearly $4 billion in revenue last year, partners with small-town health clinics—many staffed by a single doctor—to provide dedicated “health navigators” who offer follow-up coordinated care for seniors on Medicare.
Read the full article: Turning Health Care’s Biggest Blind Spot into America’s Fastest-Growing Company //
Source: https://www.inc.com/tom-foster/turning-health-cares-biggest-blind-spot-into-americas-fastest-growing-company/91376855