Taylor Justice is the CEO and Co-Founder of Unite Us, the nation's leading technology provider for integrating health and community-based care. A West Point graduate and Army veteran, Taylor launched his entrepreneurial career driven by a belief that better coordination technology could fundamentally change how systems serve people. He holds an MBA from Columbia University.
Under Taylor's leadership, Unite Us has built the country's largest network of accountable community-based health and economic services, connecting government agencies, healthcare providers, health plans, and community organizations around whole-person care. He is a frequent voice on the need for cross-sector collaboration and the infrastructure required to turn good intentions into measurable impact that changes real lives across America.
Rural healthcare has always run on ingenuity, resilience, and community trust. What has too often been missing is the infrastructure strong enough to match that and sustain it at scale. That is what makes this moment different.
In comparison to other developed countries, we spend the least amount of money on social care and the most on medical, with the worst overall health outcomes. We must intentionally and strategically reallocate some healthcare dollars to invest in communities.
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