Health Economist and Advisor to Organizations at the Intersection of Health, Technology and People
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Health Economist and Advisor to Organizations at the Intersection of Health, Technology and People
For IN-PERSON EVENTS, the exact fee falls within the fee range on this page, unless this is a “Call for Fee.”
For VIRTUAL EVENTS, the fees can vary depending on how the presenter is used (example: virtual keynote, workshop sessions, multiple video messages, etc).
To learn the exact fee, complete the “Check Availability” form or call us (at 973-313-9800), email us at info@eaglestalent.com, or chat with one of our team members on LiveChat.
We look forward to helping you.
Jane Sarasohn-Kahn is a health economist, advisor and trend-weaver to organizations focused on the intersection of health, technology and people. Jane founded THINK-Health after working with health care consultancies in the US and Europe. Jane’s clients span the health/care ecosystem: technology, pharma and life sciences, providers, plans, retail, financial services, consumer electronics and FMCG. She founded the Health Populi blog in 2007.
Jane advises on strategy via environmental analysis, scenario and strategic planning, and health policy analysis. She is on the advisory boards of CAQH’s U.S. Health Efficiency Index, healthBank, Onboard Health, and Real Chemistry (formerly the W2O Group. Jane is a frequent speaker and contributor to many publications, and is frequently quoted as an expert in her field.
Among her social media kudos, Jane and Health Populi have been named…
Jane holds an MA (Economics) and MHSA (Health Planning) from the University of Michigan. Jane holds passports as a citizen of both the United States and Italy/the European Union, splitting time between Philadelphia and Brussels.
The hockey-stick market growth and consumer adoption of GLP-1s for weight loss has dramatically impacted health care delivery and financing – as well as re shaping markets and life-flows beyond medicine. Retail and grocery store, food systems and consumer goods, hospitality and the travel industry, and workplaces are feeling the effects of the cultural force of GLP-1s as a result of consumers’ demand for and use of semaglutides. Jane covers the driving forces and changing landscape of everyday living under the influence of GLP-1s and implications for attendees.
In this talk, Jane addresses the patient as medical bill and health care payer, as out-of- pocket costs increase and patients lose patience with the U.S. health care system. As household budgets get focused in the ongoing inflationary era where kitchen table discussions try to balance the costs of housing, energy, and food, personal health care spending feels like “retail.” Jane discusses the driving forces re-shaping patients and consumers and implications for health care ecosystem stakeholders from hospitals to physician practices, pharma and med-tech companies and, retail health (pharmacy, grocery stores, among others). Jane will distill implications for attendees on the all health at retail phenomenon.
Jane has developed scenarios in her scenario planning work on the Future of the Patient in 2030, examining certainties, uncertainties, and wild cards that will shape who patients are in 2030. The key driving forces detailed include AI, GLP-1s and direct-to-patient programs, and home economics/household spending in the ongoing inflationary era. Jane will distill implications for attendees.
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