David Knott

I see the shift that you talked about, the blurring of the lines between the payer and provider.

Are there risks around potential, and they feel like they can just take on the insurance risk themselves, start their own health plans?

Or do you see ways in which the model remains intertwined and interdependent over time?

Health care doesn't happen in a vacuum.

So thinking about social determinants of health

the other factors more broadly that play a role in driving health care costs.

Any thoughts on productivity, greater affordable quality, and how to incorporate some of those dimensions as well?

That's really impressive.

And when you think about the insights here, primarily the examples you gave here were underserved segments, fragile populations.

Do you see this having relevance as well in other markets, commercial market, employer-sponsored, individual exchange?

Any advice for listeners, lessons you've learned?

Alan, thank you again for joining us today.

This has been a super interesting conversation.