The future of healthcare may involve wearable devices that monitor health continuously, allowing for proactive care and potentially reducing the need for in-person visits.

We're seeing a lot of innovation in healthcare, particularly in how AI can facilitate communication between consumers, hospitals, and insurance providers.

The rise of wearable devices and access to health records can lead to significant improvements in personal health management.

Another path to becoming a major player in healthcare is to create a consumer marketplace, akin to Amazon, for healthcare services and insurance.

Improving consumer experiences in healthcare can encourage behavior change, making it easier for people to access care and adhere to treatment plans.

Behavioral change in healthcare has not been successfully achieved yet, but current regulatory changes and technology advancements present a unique opportunity.

The trends in wearables are returning, with companies like Apple and Google entering the market, but we focus on creating a product that integrates seamlessly into users' lives.

In the next 5 to 10 years, we will likely see people living much longer without major diseases, as countries adopt preventive healthcare strategies more effectively than the U.S.

The future of medicine will be mobile, allowing individuals to monitor their health through telepresence and other technologies.