Chicago sits at the center of healthcare’s next challenge: turning proven innovation into solutions that are adopted, funded and trusted.

In healthcare, an innovation can work, clear regulators, and still take years to reach patients.

Why? Because the real test often comes next: Will it be adopted, paid for, and trusted?

That question matters in Chicago, where healthcare is the region’s second-largest industry and life sciences output has grown more than 60% since 2019.

In this week’s
World Business Chicago Business Pulse, developed with Chicago Venture Summit partner APCO, we look at what separates health innovations that stall from those that scale — from reimbursement and clinical workflow to reputation, policy, and trust.

The strongest organizations build for adoption from day one.

Read the latest Business Pulse ahead of the Chicago Venture Summit: Future of Health on

October 20.

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