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    3 Takeaways From DaVita CEO Javier Rodriguez on the Future of Health Technology

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    3 Takeaways From DaVita CEO Javier Rodriguez on the Future of Health Technology

    The healthcare industry has outgrown the concept of transformation; what it needs now is a revolution driven by cutting-edge technology. As DaVita continues to invest in new solutions to enhance kidney care, CEO Javier Rodriguez emphasizes how technology must transform the care experience. This includes mitigating care fragmentation, creating meaningful experiences for users, and supporting innovation that leads to better health outcomes.

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    Here are three key takeaways from DaVita’s commitment to transforming kidney care through technology innovation:

    1. Consumerization of Healthcare: Advances in technology have raised consumer expectations across industries, and healthcare is no exception. There’s a growing need for greater convenience, price transparency, and personalized experiences. DaVita’s emphasis on access has resulted in 88% of patients living within eight miles of their treatment centers. By prioritizing transparency and convenience, innovations can enhance access and create a more engaged patient population. This approach is crucial for developing a healthcare system responsive to diverse needs.

    2. Improving Care Experience: Technology can unlock improved care experiences and better quality of life for both patients and clinicians. When DaVita developed the OneView platform, it was in response to clinician feedback, focusing on enhancing the physician experience rather than financial returns. By automating routine tasks and streamlining documentation, OneView has a 94% opt-in rate among nephrologists and a +44 Net Promoter Score (NPS) for the mobile app. As data becomes more robust, technology can further enhance caregiver tools, from collaboration to analytics.

    3. Interoperability: When diagnosed with a chronic condition, patients often wonder about their quality of life. The answer depends on their overall experience with the healthcare system. New technologies can fragment care if not integrated properly. Prioritizing interoperability creates a cohesive ecosystem that simplifies experiences, encourages engagement, and offers personalized care. This focus can drive transformation, elevating care for both patients and providers, and strengthening the healthcare ecosystem.

    These focus areas can help create a future where technology empowers individuals and enhances the entire healthcare system. Javier Rodriguez shared his insights on tech transformation at Reuters Total Health on Oct. 8, 2024.

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    DaVita (NYSE: DVA) is a healthcare provider focused on transforming care delivery to improve patients’ quality of life globally. As a comprehensive kidney care provider, DaVita has been a leader in clinical quality and innovation for over 20 years, serving approximately 265,400 patients at 3,113 outpatient dialysis centers worldwide as of September 30, 2024.

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