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Healthcare Is Breaking — Here’s How Angle Health Plans to Fix It | Broken Healthcare Podcast #89

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David Slepak & Caleb Parker (Angle Health) on fixing the broken U.S. healthcare system.Why do healthcare costs keep rising? Why do employers feel stuck? And what would it actually take to fix the experience?In this episode of Broken Healthcare, we break down what’s really driving costs, what most plans get wrong, and how smarter design + technology could reshape employer healthcare.#BrokenHealthcare #AngleHealth #HealthInsurance #EmployerBenefits #HealthcareCosts #HealthcareInnovation #AIinHealthcare #Podcast #BenefitsConsulting #HealthcareLeadership0:00 Why Healthcare Feels Broken1:02 From State Farm to Fixing Healthcare5:02 What Makes Angle Health Different7:02 Bad Benefits vs Bad Experiences11:00 The Tech + AI Advantage16:00 Why Speed Wins in Healthcare21:00 Palantir Roots & Data Strategy24:30 Why Costs Keep Exploding30:00 The Insurance Card Problem34:30 Fixing Friction in Healthcare40:00 Guiding Patients to Better Care44:00 Why Legacy Carriers Struggle49:00 Incentives That Actually Work57:00 The Truth About Pharmacy Spend59:30 Final Thoughts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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