Hoskinson Health and Wellness Opening
Summary
- •The speaker emphasizes a commitment to improving public and community health across the United States and globally.
- •The company, IO, operates in 60 countries and aims for nationwide impact.
- •Key goals include enhancing the quality of care for both low-income and high-income individuals.
- •Financial sustainability is highlighted as essential for the success of healthcare initiatives.
- •The speaker advocates for a business model that generates more revenue than expenses.
- •There is a focus on changing workplace culture to encourage lifelong commitment to healthcare.
- •The speaker expresses a personal desire to continue working in healthcare as long as possible.
- •The timeline for achieving these goals is set at 3 to 5 years.
Full Transcript
[Music] I care about bigger things in life, the state, the United States, and the world. My company, IO, is in 60 countries. If this is to be a launching pad for something that will eventually be nationwide, I know it works when the outcomes are better. The overall public and community health improves, the cost of delivering care is better for everybody, and the quality of care is better. This means the care that the poor receive is in the same ballpark as the care that the rich get.
Financial sustainability is crucial; it always has to be. They always forget that part. It has to be sustainable as a business unit unto itself, meaning you make more than you spend. You have to change the way that you work and the way that you think. That’s the other thing we’re trying to figure out in 3 to 5 years: how do people say, “I never want to retire.
This is something I want to do as long as I’m capable of healing”? They have to drag me out of the office. I’m not going to leave willingly; they’ll have to drag me out. And that’s the goal. [Music] [Music] [Music] Trying to...
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