Philadelphia will be the launch city for a summit on National Health Care.
Now that we have health care reform, how do we actually cut costs and make sure people actually get quality care?
Here's your chance to help shape health care innovation.
You can send your concerns about health care reform to the man who plans to get everyone on the same page when it comes to actually figuring out the best way to make the whole program work for the people.
Dr. Clayton Christensen, a Harvard Business School Professor known for his best-selling book, The Innovator's Dilemma, has formed a National University on Health Care Innovation. His goal is to uncover solutions to make sure people actually end up with health care that is more accessible and more affordable.
Christensen plans to do that by getting the key decision-makers collaborating at summits in major cities across the country. The first summit will be right here in Philadelphia – possibly as early as June.
Christensen will be talking live about his venture on NBC10 News at 5 p.m. today.
Click here to email him your concerns or any suggestions you have about the best ways to make health care reform really work for us.
