Durable Healthcare -- Redesigning a System to Work for Everyone | Mark Arnoldy | TEDxMileHigh

This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. What would it mean to throw out the world "sustainable" when we talk about health care? In this emotional talk, Mark Arnoldy confronts the challenges of modern healthcare in the world's most challenging places, pointing to what's possible when we look at improving results and lowering costs here in the U.S.

Mark Arnoldy leads overall strategy; focuses on building a remarkable team; develops partnerships; and makes sure the team never loses sight that everything is impossible until it isn't for Possible. Prior to Possible, Mark worked closely with a Nepali social entrepreneur for three years to create an innovative way to treat malnourished children, and he helped create two U.S. businesses that fund nutrition programs in Nepal.

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