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EPISODE · Apr 17, 2025 · 48 MIN

From Faxes to FHIR, Zus Health's Vision for Connected Care

from Vanguards of Health Care by Bloomberg Intelligence · host Bloomberg

“Health care is finally ready to operate at information speed,” says Jonathan Bush, co-founder and CEO of Zus Health. Bush joins Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Jonathan Palmer to explain why he believes health care is poised for a digital transformation. He unpacks how Zus uses AI and FHIR-native tools to pull patient data from fragmented sources, clean it and serve it back to providers in actionable form. From uncovering the “fire in the trash” to helping doctors identify high-risk patients before costs spike, Bush shares what it means to be a modern health-tech platform and why he came out of retirement to build it. They also discuss the early customers driving growth, lessons from Athenahealth and why gross margin, not buzz, is the new benchmark for digital health.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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