Blog
Notes from our team on building healthcare that actually follows through.
- From the team
Insurance has become unsure.
Premiums now exceed the poverty line before a claim is filed. In-network denials are rising. The catastrophic backstop insurance was built for is failing—and people are rationally walking away.
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Insurance is the wrong way to pay for chronic care.
Insurance is designed for rare, catastrophic risk—not routine chronic care. Predictable care should be subscription-based; insurance should cover the tail.
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Build products for patients, not payers
Part 1 of 3: whoever closes the feedback loop shapes the product—and in digital health, procurement has been closing it on the wrong metrics.
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The Art of the State
How medicine lost track of what's actually happening to patients.
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Why I am building Actually Health (Noah's story)
From Actually Health co-founder Noah Ullman, the personal story behind why we're building this, and a promise to the patients we're here for.
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