Taking Financial Risk On Behalf of Patients, Leveraging Business Risk To Innovate Where Others Won’t

Perhaps more than ever, the health policy landscape in Washington is shifting on a daily basis. Healthcare companies taking on financial risk and partnering with the federal government to deliver value-based care services are uniquely vulnerable to even slight policy changes coming out of HHS, CMS, CMMI and, of course, Congress. Sometimes, it can be existential.  

In 2023, over $500 million was spent on healthcare advocacy in Washington, DC; much of it by large organizations and trade associations with established advocacy brands. 

That is why, in order to ensure America remains at the cutting edge of healthcare innovation, smaller, early stage organizations need their own, unique voice in the nation’s capital. 

The Coalition For Healthcare Innovation aims to harness the power of the private sector to solve the most intractable problems in American healthcare

Healthcare in America is undergoing rapid and profound change. Innovative technologies, novel care delivery models, and value-based approaches are no longer the future – they are the present. But while policy uncertainty can breed business uncertainty - it shouldn’t have to. 

As an early-stage company at the forefront of this evolution, you face both unique opportunities and challenges:

  • Navigating Evolving Regulations: Policies and regulations are constantly adapting to the pace of innovation. Ensuring your perspective is considered in these crucial discussions is critical, sometimes it is the difference between success and closing up shop.

  • Demonstrating Value and Impact: Effectively communicating the clinical and economic benefits of your solutions to policymakers, payers, and the broader healthcare ecosystem is essential for adoption and growth.

  • Fostering a Supportive Ecosystem: Collaboration and knowledge sharing among like-minded innovators can accelerate progress and overcome shared hurdles.

  • Securing Sustainable Growth: Access to favorable policies, funding opportunities, and strategic partnerships are vital for long-term success.