Commentary
Chronic disease is driving costs, crushing families, and overwhelming public programs. And yet, Medicare—the backbone of health care for seniors—still operates like it’s 1995: reactive, bureaucratic, and far too often late to the game.

Chronic disease is driving costs, crushing families, and overwhelming public programs. And yet, Medicare—the backbone of health care for seniors—still operates like it’s 1995: reactive, bureaucratic, and far too often late to the game.