Everything digital health
Health2Tech
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Everything digital health
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12/3/2025
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July 1, 2026
#74 Digital Health Interviews: Dr. David Levy — Why U.S. Healthcare Is Broken — And Why AI Alone Won’t Save It
<p>Why US Healthcare Is Broken — and Why AI Alone Won’t Save It | Dr. David LevyIn this episode of Digital Health Interviews, Alex Koshykov speaks with Dr. David Levy, physician, entrepreneur, former PwC global healthcare leader, and founder of Franklin Health.Dr. Levy explains why the U.S. healthcare system is in worse shape today than when he started 40 years ago, why employer-based health insurance is one of the root causes of the problem, and why AI alone will not fix healthcare unless we use it to redesign care around patients.We discuss complex care management, home-based care, Medicare Advantage, value-based care, healthcare costs, risk pools, AI in healthcare, prevention, longevity, and what digital health founders often get wrong.Topics covered:</p><ul><li>Why U.S. healthcare is so expensive</li><li>Employer-based health insurance and fragmented risk pools</li><li>Complex care management and home-based care</li><li>Why value-based care has not solved the problem</li><li>How AI may help or hurt the healthcare system</li><li>The difference between disease and illness</li><li>Longevity, prevention, and biohacking</li><li>Advice for digital health founders</li></ul>
May 27, 2026
#73 Digital Health Interviews: Austin’s Health Tech Boom: Why Jason Scharf Says the Future Is Being Built in Texas
<p><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonscharf/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Jason Scharf</a> is one of the loudest voices in Austin’s growing health tech and biotech ecosystem — and in this episode of Digital Health Interviews, we go deep into why Austin is rapidly becoming one of the most important innovation hubs in healthcare.We discuss the future of healthcare innovation, GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Zepbound, CRISPR cures, AI in healthcare, the broken healthcare business model, and why Jason believes there is “no business model for a cure.”Jason is an investor, ecosystem builder, podcast host of Austin Next, and one of the strongest advocates for Austin’s rise in biotech, digital health, defense tech, robotics, and frontier innovation.If you’re a startup founder, healthcare operator, investor, biotech entrepreneur, or simply curious about where healthcare is heading next, this episode is packed with insights.</p>
April 21, 2026
#72 Digital Health Interviews: Who Really Controls Healthcare? A Doctor’s Honest Take with David Jevotosvkiy
<p>In this episode of Digital Health Interviews, we sit down with David Jabotovsky — a soon-to-be pain medicine fellow with an MD/MBA background — to unpack the reality of modern medicine from the front lines.From physician burnout and broken incentives to AI scribes, clinical decision support, and the growing power of payers, this conversation goes deep into what doctors actually experience—and where healthcare innovation is heading next.</p><p>We also explore why more physicians are stepping into startups, how hackathons are shaping the future of care, and what digital health founders often miss when building solutions.If you’re building, investing, or working in digital health, this is a great watch.</p>
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