Global Perspectives on Healthcare: U.S. Shortcomings and Solutions with Jason Long (Part 1)

Continuing with our mini-series: HealthTech Blockers–What are the factors that hold back the advancements of Health Tech? 

Continuing with our mini-series about the Blockers of HealthTech, we had guest Jason Long, the CEO of Tangent Solutions. In this first part of our engaging conversation, we dive deep into the critical challenges plaguing the healthcare industry, from the radiology sector to post-acute care.

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Jason shares his insights on the evolution of healthcare issues since 2006, focusing on the devastating impact of staffing shortages and lowering reimbursements. We explore the legislative hurdles that exacerbate these problems, including the difficulties in bringing qualified international nurses to the U.S. Jason's experiences highlight the stark differences in healthcare systems around the world, comparing U.S. healthcare with more efficient and cost-effective models in countries like Thailand and Mexico.

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Don't miss Jason's passionate take on the need for healthcare reform and the role technology can play in bridging gaps in the current system. This episode is packed with valuable perspectives for anyone interested in the intersection of healthcare, technology, and policy.

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Listen now, and stay tuned for part two of this insightful discussion next week!

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Guest Bio

Jason Long is a serial problem solver and entrepreneur with 20+ years of experience in business building. His ventures range from agriculture to healthcare with a focus on web-based technology. He has extensive experience in software development and has operated as a developer, UX designer, graphic designer, project manager, director, executive coach, and CEO. Jason is also an experienced world traveler who regularly visits destinations worldwide, and is passionate about community growth, social issues, fitness, and family.