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Demystifying the Strategy, Opportunities, and Obstacles Driving Healthcare Payers with Mark Jamilkowski | Market Consolidation, Self-Insured Employers & Digital Health Innovations

from Analyzing Healthcare · host Roy Bejarano and Jason Schifman SCALE Community Healthcare

Host Roy Bejarano sits down with Mark Jamilkowski, a seasoned actuary and healthcare executive, to explore the dynamics of the healthcare payer industry, the challenges facing self-insured employers, and barriers to entry for new insurance providers.In this episode, Mark shares insights into how government regulations, Medicare Advantage, and payer-provider relationships shape the industry. He also discusses his experience launching Every Health, a new insurance model focused on digital health integration and care coordination. This conversation is a must-listen for healthcare leaders, investors, and innovators navigating the ever-evolving payer landscape.Timestamps:[00:01]  Introduction to Mark Jamilkowski and his 30-year career in the healthcare industry[02:09]  Understanding the payer landscape: Medicare, Medicaid, and employer-based insurance[05:55] The economics of Medicare Advantage and why insurers focus on this market[12:28] Myths vs. realities of the self-insured employer market[22:33] –you Launching Every Health: How to break into the insurance industry[40:47]  The role of digital health, value-based care, and provider partnerships in the future of healthcareKey Takeaways:Market Segmentation Defines Success – Large payers like UnitedHealth, Humana, and Centene approach different market segments strategically, favoring high-margin Medicare Advantage plans.Government Influence is Unavoidable – Over 65% of U.S. healthcare spending is government-funded, shaping the priorities and strategies of insurers.Self-Insured Employers Are Not Taking Over – Contrary to industry narratives, the percentage of self-insured employers has remained stable for decades, despite broker-driven hype.Technology & Value-Based Care Will Drive the Future – Innovations in digital health, data analytics, and care coordination are reshaping how payers and providers interact, with companies like Every Health leading the charge.Connect with the Guest: Website: Evry Health LinkedIn: Mark JamilkowskiAbout Mark Jamilkowski:Mark Jamilkowski is a healthcare industry veteran with over 30 years of experience as an actuary, investment banker, and entrepreneur. He has held leadership positions at Aetna, Big Four consulting firms, and venture-backed insurance startups. As co-founder of Every Health, he is pioneering digital-first insurance solutions that integrate value-based care and provider partnerships to enhance patient outcomes.Healthcare, Healthcare Leadership, Healthcare Trends, Roy Bejarano, Healthcare Innovations, Healthcare Industry Insights, Health Insurance Market, Medicare Advantage, Self-Insured Employers, Digital Health Solutions, Value-Based Care, Payer Market Strategy, Healthcare Consolidation, Insurance Industry Disruption, Mark Jamilkowski,

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