How Health Tech is Transforming the Hospital-at-Home Experience

The patient’s home is becoming a popular means of care delivery, no matter the acuity level. While some may think health at home is “novel,” it’s most certainly not. Forty percent of all U.S. doctor visits were performed in the patient’s home up until the 1980s. After the 1980s, however, house calls made up less than 1%…

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How Are Banks Feeling About 2023?

The purpose of today’s essay is to check in on how banks are feeling about the coming year. I use the term ‘feeling’ intentionally, as the overriding theme of this essay is an incongruity between the apparent reality of the financial industry and the economy at large (in pretty good shape!) and how banks and…

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Remote Work Sucks

If you’re looking for an opus about why remote work is the future, I suggest trying a different newsletter (there are many.) Of course, remote work has a ton of benefits, for people who can work in different countries which opens up economic opportunities, and for companies who can hire their workforce from a much…

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How Much Runway Should We Raise For?

Besides asking When Should I Raise? and other questions about timing, founders are also asking about how much runway they should raise for in the current venture climate. This is an absolutely critical question to answer. Your company’s survival most likely depends on answering this question as close to reality as possible. Underestimate how much…

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No Panaceas

How climate technologies can decouple growth from geology, geography, and geopolitics.

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