Seventy percent of health care costs in the U.S. are spent on people who have one or more chronic condition. Patient-centered care for people with chronic conditions is akin to motherhood and apple pie. Everyone says they're for it.
Nobody says they're against it.
But let's look a little deeper. The danger lies in over-reliance on tools. Therefore we do it better and cheaper. This will increase as baby boomers get older. The single disease program or company is quickly beginning to fall by the wayside.