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Jonathan Bush, first cousin of George W., founded AthenaHealth, a health care technology company, which provides cloud-based electronic health records to practices, among other innovative solutions. Bush believes working outside of the traditional players, like insurance companies and hospitals, is the only way to get things done in the health indusry.

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For AETNA And Athenahealth, Disruption Is No Small Feat

Health care has long been ripe for disruption. Now, an emerging group of hot startups and savvy execs are going all-in on building bigger, smarter, and–yes–sexier health care technologies. Is change finally coming? Jonathan Bush and Dr. Kyra Bobinet explain.

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For AETNA And Athenahealth, Disruption Is No Small Feat

Health care has long been ripe for disruption. Now, an emerging group of hot startups and savvy execs are going all-in on building bigger, smarter, and–yes–sexier health care technologies. Is change finally coming? Jonathan Bush and Dr. Kyra Bobinet explain.

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