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As predicted.
— Will Ahmed (@willahmed) January 4, 2021
Healthcare will be solved by startups. It will be slow and unnoticeable and then it will be all at once. Some of the biggest companies that don’t exist yet will be healthcare startups. https://t.co/Vumn78EwYc
First work day of 2021: Slack and the billionaire dream to disrupt health care are brokenhttps://t.co/1Y4OxduvXl
— Sarah Owermohle (@owermohle) January 4, 2021
Wait...you mean you can’t just “solve healthcare” by putting companies together?
— Omar Manejwala, M.D. (@drmanejwala) January 4, 2021
This is another loud example of how tech “product” cannot apply its “disruptive” approaches without serious pivots.
Gotta lose the arrogance first. https://t.co/yyY82lUdGY
Many of the Boston-based firm's 57 workers are expected to be placed at Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway or JPMorgan Chase as the firms each individually push forward in their efforts. https://t.co/T3y2lu7uwo
— NECN (@NECN) January 5, 2021
Scoop: Haven, the joint venture formed by three of America’s most powerful companies to lower costs and improve outcomes in health care, is disbanding after three years, CNBC has learned exclusively. #Amazon #BERKSHIRE #JPMorgan ?https://t.co/6EymsLcXKs
— Hugh Son (@Hugh_Son) January 4, 2021
Thing that reeked of BS is no longer a thing. Who could have foreseen https://t.co/31uBwIIBLT https://t.co/jiMe9kOfla
— Bob Herman (@bobjherman) January 4, 2021
The least surprising, but very disappointing, news of the day. If three massive employers can’t figure out how to exert power on payers and providers, harder to effectuate successful market-based strategies to lower cost and improve quality in ESI. https://t.co/3dTSFi2b5r
— (((Howard Forman))) (@thehowie) January 4, 2021
Stares directly at "free market" solutions to American healthcare dysfunction: https://t.co/mxiUdviVgd pic.twitter.com/BiMmWzikEL
— Hamza Shaban (@hshaban) January 4, 2021
I didn’t realize Google was involved with this too. https://t.co/FNO09nIwiB
— Corey Quinn (@QuinnyPig) January 4, 2021
Health care. Nightmare. https://t.co/SsPhFlBTtn
— Ross Gerber (@GerberKawasaki) January 4, 2021
Two years ago, Jeff Bezos, Jamie Dimon, and Warren Buffett announced they would pool their resources and influence to stand up to America’s astronomical pharmaceutical and health care costs.
— James Hamblin (@jameshamblin) January 5, 2021
Today they quietly gave up.https://t.co/FxnyLJZk4r
Turns out innovating in the health insurance space is not as easy as it seems. Looks like the three companies had different needs.
— Stijn Van Nieuwerbur (@SVNieuwerburgh) January 5, 2021
Amazon, Berkshire and JPMorgan Will End Joint Health Care Venture https://t.co/vXFhu6hOh3
Amazon, Berkshire and JPMorgan Will End Joint Health Care Venture https://t.co/ILqm5V16e7
— Bo Snerdley (@BoSnerdley) January 5, 2021
Wow. I remember when this was announced it was quite a big deal. Looks like the joint healthcare venture has come to an end https://t.co/dH8ljO3iwM
— Nuance Bro (@NuanceBro) January 5, 2021
How many more of our friends and loved ones need to die before we accept capitalism has no place in health care? We need Medicare for All. Now. https://t.co/ENFhHmJTO8
— immunocommunist (@leftjew) January 5, 2021
Remember that plan from three of the most "successful" capitalists to "disrupt" US health coverage and make it simpler? They failed to make it work even in their own companies. Never tell me again that "the private sector should be kept in the mix" #m4a https://t.co/ENFhHmJTO8
— immunocommunist (@leftjew) January 5, 2021
Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase's joint healthcare venture will shut down less than three years after the companies pledged to use their combined heft to lower costs and improve care https://t.co/hXSDr6rv90 pic.twitter.com/PMh6kdp9aT
— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) January 5, 2021
Amazon, JPMorgan Chase and Berkshire Hathaway end healthcare venture https://t.co/5bAVwNwjWX
— Financial Times (@FT) January 4, 2021
The #Amazon- #BerkshireHathaway- #JPMorgan #healthcare #jointventure
— Spiros Margaris (@SpirosMargaris) January 5, 2021
is officially #ending https://t.co/kdYVBXhU6N #fintech #insurance #insurtech @etherington @JeroenBartelse @nigelwalsh @floriansemle @stratorob @andi_staub @insurtechforum @insurtechnews @SabineVdL @abockelm pic.twitter.com/SW7Dhrhe0o
As a lot of people who thought they were really smart have learned, health care reform is hard.https://t.co/qRusTT2mZH
— Eric_A_Anderson (@Eric_A_Anderson) January 5, 2021
via @GoogleNews