Drew Ungerman

ERs are overburdened in almost every country in the world.

How can technology help improve workflows and really automate people in the way we do in other industries to allow a more seamless experience and help improve upon some of the consumer challenges that we talked about earlier?

So I think technology holds great promise, and we will continue to see just massive gains each year.

So if I had a magic wand, of course, I would love to improve the access to high-quality care, regardless of where someone is born or the means that they have.

I think that's critically important.

And I hope that what we talked about, technology,

And the public sector coming together with the private sector to really embrace some of the good innovations that are happening on clinical care, on experience, on improving access, will really be able to reach the millions and millions of us too.

have an improved experience, an improved lifestyle.

And as I talked about, while we've extended that quantity of life for many, although let's be honest, depending on what zip code you live in, that's not even true.

And so the first thing I'd like to do is to extend, make everybody, regardless of where you live,

be able to have the same opportunities to live a long and full life.

But I do hope we can address the quality of life as well.

And I think that's where the health care industry can really help us in looking at things like chronic disease management, fitness, food and nutrition, housing security.

All of those types of things are equally as important to ensuring we can all live in a healthier world for tomorrow.

Absolutely.

Thank you so much for having me.

Of course.