Dr. Pillay’s vision for the future of healthcare is a transformative one, deeply rooted in the convergence of exponential technologies. He envisions a paradigm shift in the healthcare landscape, marked by six key changes that he calls vectors:

Emphasizing the shift towards patients becoming producers (prosumers) of healthcare, where they are more informed and actively involved in their health decisions and care delivery. 

From Pipeline to Platform Care Delivery Models: 

Moving away from traditional linear healthcare models to then uberization of healthcare where the largest health systems of the future will hire no providers and have no beds. 

Insurance to Outsurance:  

A revolutionary concept where the focus shifts from paying for illness (insurance) to incentivizing health (outsurance), rewarding individuals for maintaining their health. 

McFordism in Healthcare: 

Transitioning from general hospitals to a more standardized, assembly-line approach (McFordism) in healthcare delivery, enhancing efficiency, consistency, and quality of care. 

Sick-care to Well-care: 

Shifting the focus from merely treating illness (sick-care) to promoting and maintaining overall wellness (well-care) as a business model based on science algorithms and connectivity. 

From Disease Management to Disease Cure: 

Advancing beyond just managing symptoms to actually curing diseases, utilizing cutting-edge technologies and personalized medicine to achieve more definitive health outcomes. This means a 180 degree paradigm shift to the business models of sick care.