"The book highlighted the need for health care providers to reorganize into systems of care fueled by technology, financed in a way that rewards best outcomes and patient experience, and organized to create a virtuous cycle of innovation," the company writes on the Yelp page for its clinic in Aliso Viejo, CA. If we can follow their footsteps, maybe we too can have similar success.įounders: Scott Shreeve, Rich Patragnoni, Nate Murrayįounded: Crossover Health was originally conceived after Shreeve reads a book called Redefining Healthcare by Michael Porter and Elizabeth Tiesberg in June 2007. They show us the value of being resilient, persistent, and committed.
Stories like these are always well received because it reminds us that anyone, regardless of pedigree and environment, can rise above the noise and have great influence. In the end, we hope to provide a glimpse into what great startups looked like in their first three years. It's a look back at the modest days of startups, what traction they had in their first few years, and how they evolved.
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Need relationships to grow your digital health startup? Register and network with fast-growing startups and established healthcare companies, such as HP, Dignity Health, Sutter Health, One Medical, Crossover Health and more.Īs our readers know, Vator has started a series called When they were young. Crossover began as a consulting firm helping healthcare organizations be more efficientĮditor's note: Vator, HP and UCSF's salon - "Future of Clinics" is on June 27.
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