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Seeding Innovations in Health
Rippel’s Work
At ReThink Health, a Rippel initiative, we work with national and regional stewards to discover what it takes to guide transformative change and produce better health and well-being for all.
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FORESIGHT, a Rippel Initiative, is a catalyst for equitably re-envisioning health using a futuring process that includes the voices of thousands of people across the U.S. The goal is to co-design the paths and parthnerships that will lead to a better future.
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Latest News and Events
More NewsRippel Announces Leadership Transition
Rippel announces the appointment of Becky Payne as President and CEO and Alan Lieber as COO and Chief Health Care Strategist. The transition will take place in 2023 along with the planned retirement of Laura Landy, who will become President Emeritus and Senior Fellow.
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How Can a Community Pursue Equitable Health and Well-Being after a Severe Shock? Ideas from an Exploratory Simulation Model
Just published in MDPI Systems, this paper, authored by Bobby Milstein, Jack Homer, and Chris Soderquist, presents the Thriving Together Model and explores how stewards of a divided community can heal through a traumatic shock and spring forward toward a future with greater well-being and justice.
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Shared Stewardship: Who Is Willing To Invest In People And Places With The Most To Gain?
We view well-being as a consequence of system design—and the system that prevails across the US was never built for everyone to thrive. However, we can transform that system if enough of us see ourselves as interdependent stewards in a movement for well-being, equity, and racial justice.
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Commentary From the President
It can be tempting to think that America’s health and health care woes are unique to today. And while it’s true that new threats have emerged in response to our changing times, today’s leaders face some of the same fundamental challenges as those many decades ago. We should be light years ahead by now.