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ERIC HASEMAN: The industry is accelerating, in terms of the needs, both of our customers and the broader marketplace. So it is forcing us to think differently about everything that we're doing.
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[Text On Screen Ð Eric Haseman, Senior Vice President and General. Manager, Risk and Quality]
My name is Eric Haseman. I'm responsible for risk adjustment product at Optum.
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Risk adjustment is important for many reasons. How we ensure accurate and complete picture of a patient's health, but also how that information is then used to be able to improve how care is delivered and improve health overall. That's why it's important. At Optum, we've made intentional investments, both in terms of our capabilities, investing in those capabilities, if you will, but also investing in top talent, bringing in new experience, expertise to be able to accelerate our product roadmaps, kind of think differently about how our products work, how we collaborate with customers. The orchestration of all of this is key. Whether it's individual patients, individual providers, practices, entire health systems, it's crucial that we get that right. There's so much impact that we can have, both for our customers and for the industry overall. It's just incredibly exciting for me and for the team as a whole. I know that to be true.
[Text On Screen Ð Always innovating]
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