You’ve got a lot of people with a lot of great solutions, but they don't know what the problem is that they're solving, or they don't understand it well enough to even get it to market. We see a lot of that.

Robin Roberts, HIT Like a Girl

We need to talk to clinicians, administrators and family members to really understand the journey mapping, the technology, the data, people and processes. Whenever we do that it helps reduce friction on both sides of the equation.

Eric Quinones, MD, World Wide Technology

Social needs come to the surface during behavioral health conversations. When you are talking to your therapist, you may disclose that you have anxiety because you cannot pay for your utility bill. Or that you are food insecure. And so we’re working out workflows and really starting to connect a variety of programs so that overall we can treat patients holistically.

Christine Brocato, CommonSpirit