Live at HLTH: Disrupting Episodic Care with Technology —featuring Dr. Jaime Murillo

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English - January 03, 2023 11:00 - 17 minutes - 16.2 MB
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About Jaime Murillo:

Dr. Jaime Murillo is a Senior VP and the Chief CardioMetabolic Health Officer at Optum Labs.

He is focused on disruptive care delivery solutions to improve health in the community using AI-powered technology, social-behavioral determinants of health, and community-based collaboration. His work also includes advanced analytics to identify gaps in care with an emphasis on health equity and AI/ML-based phenotyping and multi-omics to advance precision medicine.

Before his current role at Optum Labs, he spent 2 years at UnitedHealthcare as the national lead for cardiovascular and ED services. This work focused on simple innovation and value-based transformation of care and affordability. He is a cardiologist from Yale University with a background in computer sciences and basic science and clinical research at Harvard Medical School and outcomes research at Yale University.

He is a former IBM Watson Health collaborator on the clinical implementation of machine learning in the cardiovascular field. He practiced cardiology with a subspecialty in imaging for 20 years at Sentara Health. Within Sentara, he played several executive roles with a focus on leadership development and consumer strategies. Outside of work Jaime enjoys watching his son play tennis, watching movies with his wife, and practicing Pilates.

Things You’ll Learn:

In healthcare, communication is one of the areas with significant improvement opportunities.By 2025, about $300 billion in care will be delivered to consumers' homes.UnitedHealth Group also works with a sense of purpose, their recent merger with LHC seeks to build care in communities and at homes.Healthcare solutions today are based on clinical components and other different determinants of health.Algorithms can now be built to allow the identification of those who may have a condition before it develops any complications.Medical solutions today cannot exclusively take into account clinical data, they need to look at the patient holistically.

Resources:

Connect with and follow Jaime Murillo on LinkedIn.Follow Optum Labs on LinkedIn.Discover the Optum Labs Website!