Looking for builders who quit healthcare because of its misaligned incentives

2 clement1107 1 5/2/2025, 4:18:32 AM

I've met a lot of young ex-founders who wanted to create positive change in healthcare, but were burnt out by healthcare's convoluted incentive systems. I think if we can band together enough young people fired up about realigning healthcare to, once again, serve the patient we can actually build something cool

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xenospn · 7h ago

I had a short stint in healthtech. I also come from a country with normal healthcare (not America).

I’m fairly confident that all such startups are doomed to fail. You’re like a little block of ice trying to make an aircraft carrier change course. It’ll never work until the captain decides to change course. And the American public doesn’t seem to want anything to do with universal care.

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Looking for builders who quit healthcare because of its misaligned incentives

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