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The need to find new ways to reduce the cost and improve the quality of healthcare is leading to new models of access and delivery. WhiteGlove Health is one such company that is providing disruptive innovation to healthcare. We spoke to Bill Kerley, CFO of WhiteGlove, about the company, how it is altering traditional healthcare delivery, and what the Affordable Care Act means for the company's plans. As a matter of disclosure, Burrill & Company, publisher of The Burrill Report, is an investor in WhiteGlove.
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Disruptive Delivery
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