For decades, marginalized populations within the U.S. have shown poorer health outcomes than their white counterparts. Zocalo Health is a new population health company serving Latino communities in California and Texas. Fierce's Annie Burky spoke with Sarah Lopez, M.D., Zocalo's chief medical officer, about how population health systems and value-based care can address the needs of marginalized populations.
Also in this episode, we take a glimpse into the Fierce JPM Week event, which was held last month. Listen in on a panel as industry experts discuss how payers can stay ahead of the competition in the face of the growth of exchanges in the Affordable Care Act.
To learn more about topics in this episode:
- These startups are trying to reach communities often marginalized in healthcare. Here's how they do it
- Subconscious race, gender bias toward providers may impact the body's response to treatments, study finds
- Headspace doubles down on personalized mental health care, snaps up BIPOC-focused Shine
- Fierce JPM Week
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