My slides from the Feast Conference at The Times Center.

1. jay parkinson + md + mph

2. re-imagining health
it can (and will) be AWESOME

3. efficient
communicative
convenient
focused
secure
platform
comfortable
affordable
social
safe
minimal
incentivized
empowered
relationships
virtual

4. uncoordinated
unfocused
inconsistent
unmeasured
inefficient
perversely incented
excessive
expensive
dangerous
-george halvorson

5. keep your eye on the periphery

6. more accessible to more people
lower margins
smaller target markets
simpler products
not as attractive as the status quo
eventually these displace the status quo

7. the future is here, it’s just not
evenly distributed.
-william gibson

8. the future is here, it’s just not
organized, simple, and served
as a product with an attractive
price.
-jay parkinson

9. it exists today...

10. efficient

13. communicative

16. health buddy
nurse
nurse practitioner
generalist
specialist

17. convenient

18. do you need to be inconvenienced?
can you help yourself?
do you have the tools you need to do so?

19. networked neighborhood doctor offices

20. focused

21. 1% consumes 35%
$

22. 10% consumes 80%
$

23. chronic acute
diabetes
chf
asthma
cad
depression

24. diabetes clinics full of only diabetes experts
CHF clinics full of only diabetes experts
depression clinics full of only depression experts
etc

25. a team of focused experts to deliver
consistent, accurate, high quality results

26. flickr.com/people/quasimondo/

28. secure, platform

31. comfortable

32. tsukasa clinic

33. affordable

34. payor + provider = aligned profit motives/incentives
mini, virtual

37. transparent

40. social/connected

45. safe

48. informed / empowered

49. $4,000 + 20 hours of missed work

52. minimal

55. personalized options

56. Which treatment should I have?
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57. personalized matches

61. virtual expertise brick-n-mortar
vs

63. the company that puts this all
together into an affordable
package...

64. wins.

65. both you and your doctors

66. this won’t appeal to most

67. it can’t compete with breadth

68. but it will appeal to enough

69. and it’s better than nothing