How does Quantum Health link digital and physical healthcare, and how does this help self-insured employers and their members? On this episode of The Beat, recorded live at ViVE 2024, Zane Burke, Chief Executive Officer of Quantum Health, discusses the latest healthcare navigation advancements and the impact of digital transformation on healthcare delivery in 2024. He shares the significant news about Quantum Health's partnership with Vanderbilt and the affiliated network, shedding light on its mission to provide a high-quality network and navigation solution for self-insured employers. Zane provides insights into the challenges facing employers and health plans, with a focus on driving better experiences for members and controlling rising healthcare costs. He also discusses the role of AI and machine learning in creating better experiential elements for members and providers, focusing on improving the overall healthcare journey. If you're curious about the future of healthcare technology and its potential to revolutionize the industry, this episode is a must-listen!
About Zane Burke:
Zane Burke is an internationally recognized healthcare IT leader. Burke has a clear, forward-looking vision for digital healthcare, a unique understanding of the challenges in global healthcare delivery, and a vision for how Quantum Health navigation can better the experience.
Burke is focused on creating great healthcare experiences for all and addressing the imbalances in healthcare delivery. At Quantum Health, he leads the consumer healthcare navigation and care coordination company in transforming the healthcare journey by “managing the hard stuff” for employee members and delivering validated claims savings for self-insured employer clients. His leadership drives more awareness of navigation and reaches new markets, ultimately serving more members and improving more lives.
Prior to joining Quantum Health, Burke served as chief executive officer of Silicon Valley-based Livongo Health, Inc., a leading software as a service (SaaS) consumer digital health company. He also spent more than two decades at Cerner Corporation, where he concluded his service as the company’s president. He serves on several corporate and nonprofit boards.
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