Charlotte Piper with Ochsner Health
Healthcare executives are focusing on strategic ventures and partnerships to drive innovation and maintain competitiveness. Charlotte Piper from Ochsner Ventures discusses how her team is advancing healthcare through strategic investment and collaboration. Emphasis is placed on co-developing solutions and addressing core priorities like workforce experience, digital enablement, and health equity.
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Key takeaways
Healthcare executives are exploring partnerships to enhance innovation and competitiveness.
Ochsner Ventures is focusing on co-developing solutions with peer health systems and early-stage companies.
Core strategic priorities include workforce experience, value-based care, digital enablement, and health equity.
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Charlotte Piper, Assistant Vice President of Ochsner Ventures, joins Panda Perspectives to explore how Ochsner Health is leveraging innovation, strategic investment, and deep collaboration to drive real change in healthcare. With a mission to create new value—financial and operational—for the health system, Charlotte shares how her team works across partnerships, internal ventures, and digital transformation initiatives to tackle some of the industry's most complex challenges. Charlotte discusses Ochsner's latest strategic plan, highlighting core priorities such as workforce experience, value-based care, digital enablement, and health equity. She emphasizes the growing importance of partnerships—both with peer health systems and early-stage companies—and the shift toward co-developing solutions rather than simply buying them.
The shift toward co-developing solutions rather than simply buying them.
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