Dan Brillman, CEO of Unite Us and former US Air Force pilot, shares his journey in bridging the gap between Americans and essential social and health services. He discusses the fragmented nature of support systems faced by veterans and the need for a unified approach to care. The conversation highlights how digital health innovations are connecting communities and improving access to services, while also addressing regional disparities. Brillman underlines the importance of collaboration among organizations to achieve better health outcomes and equity across diverse populations.

Dan Brillman and Taylor Justice, co-founders of Unite Us, leverage their military backgrounds to tackle social determinants of health. They discuss the importance of coordinated care networks and empowering communities for better service delivery. The duo highlights challenges in accessing care, the role of technology in bridging gaps, and the need for collaboration between health and social services. Their insights on resilience during crises like the pandemic reveal transformative strategies for improving health outcomes in underserved populations.

Dan Brillman, Founder and CEO of Unite Us, a tech pioneer in coordinated care networks, shares insights from his journey as a military veteran to healthcare innovator. He discusses the critical role of social determinants in health, urging a shift to community-based services for vulnerable populations. Brillman emphasizes the importance of collaboration in improving healthcare access for veterans and the need for long-term goals to create generational change in the sector. His vision focuses on building inclusive, interconnected support systems to enhance person-centered care.