CareTalk: Healthcare. Unfiltered. · 2026-07-17 · 26 min
Send us Fan Mail American healthcare spends an estimated $110 per member per month just to administer itself, before a single service is ever delivered. Most of that cost exists because health data still cannot move freely between the systems that need it. Michael Meucci, CEO of Arcadia, joins host John Driscoll to discuss why two decades of interoperability policy have failed to solve the data fragmentation problem facing health systems and payers, and why liberating that data and redirecting the administrative spend it currently requires could be the single biggest lever available for improving both the cost and quality of American healthcare. ️️ABOUT MICHAEL MEUCCI Michael Meucci is President and CEO of Arcadia, a healthcare data and technology company, where he has built a 15+ year career spanning roles as CEO, COO, and Chief Growth Officer. He has been central to Arcadia's growth in value-based care, leading the evolution of its technology platform to enable data-driven decision-making and improved patient and financial outcomes for payers and providers.
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