In this episode, Michael interviews Nate Murray, the Chief Business Development Officer at Crossover Health. Crossover Health is a national primary care medical group that connects employees with remarkable care options while helping employers take control of their healthcare spend.

In this episode, you’ll hear about some of the deficiencies in primary care today and why many large employers have started to engage in direct contracts with providers to offer improved primary care to their employees. Tune in to hear about the evolution of the Crossover Health primary care model and how they are using a team based approach to deliver extraordinary care for their members.

Here’s a glance at what you’ll learn from Nate in this episode:

What the Health 2.0 movement is and where it’s going.
Why rushed doctor visits equate to poor healthcare and how this impacts costs
How deals with Apple, Facebook and Amazon helped Crossover Health design a primary health model.
How Crossover Health creates a relationship between patients and doctors
How integrating behavioral health and physical therapy into the Crossover model impacts patient care
How effective primary care can help companies reduce their downstream costs.

Timestamps:

0:22 – Introducing Nate and Crossover Health
2:55 – How Nate got into healthcare
4:38 – Nate’s wife having rheumatoid arthritis exposed the inability between what insurance companies were capable of compared to doctors.
7:16 – It’s less about the health insurance, and it’s more about the quality of healthcare that’s having an impact on costs.
8:12 – The Primary Care Crisis: Primary Care is the speedbump to the expensive healthcare industry.
11:20 – The system is lowering the quality of care. Doctors can’t provide quality if they’re seeing 30 patients a day.
14:48 – Crossover Health: How they transitioned into focusing on primary care by securing a deal with Apple.
18:00 – The F...