The finances of the US health system are weak. If systemic issues are not resolved, the situation will worsen, with detrimental consequences for patient care and care equity.
Education
- MBA, Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management
- MD, Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine
- BS, biomedical engineering, Northwestern University
- BA, philosophy, Northwestern University
Sanjay Saxena co-heads CUHRE, Boston Consulting Group's Center for US Health Care Reform and Evolution.
Sanjay has spent over two decades working with the boards and senior management teams of leading payers, providers, and health care services companies. He works closely with venture capital, private equity, and technology firms that are looking to invest in, grow, and scale their health care businesses.
Sanjay’s expertise encompasses developing enterprise/business unit strategy; driving large-scale transformation, change, and enablement programs; leading M&A, pre-merger and post-merger integration efforts; and accelerating value realization through digital transformation, major cost-out and/or organizational restructuring initiatives.
He has published and presented on a wide range of topics such as consumerism, payer-provider collaboration, digital disruption and transformation, health system strategy, bundled payments, M&A, Medicaid, and “Duals,”value-based care, ACOs, and health insurance exchanges.
