Portrait of James Weinstein

James Weinstein

SVP Microsoft Health - Innovation and Health Equity

News & features

In the news | McKinsey and Company

Dr. Jim Weinstein, the senior vice president for Microsoft Healthcare, discusses his perspectives on how to create a sustainable health system and how technology can help healthcare stakeholders improve productivity.

In the news | Microsoft Industry Blogs

HIMSS 2019 has come and gone, but for the about 45,000 health and technology professionals who attended, its impact will be felt for a long time. We came to HIMSS to talk about how Microsoft for Healthcare will help the…

In the news | Microsoft Industry Blog

HIMSS 2019 has come and gone, but for the about 45,000 health and technology professionals who attended, its impact will be felt for a long time. We came to HIMSS to talk about how Microsoft for Healthcare will help the health industry enable personalized…

In the news | Lake Nona

At the 2019 Lake Nona Impact Forum, Dr. Jim Weinstein, MS, DO discusses how to bring innovation into various communities differently, to execute against the communities’ needs. And the implications of inequities that must be addressed in order to move…

In the news | Microsoft Blog

It’s an exciting time to be working shoulder-to-shoulder with our healthcare partners and customers, who represent some of the brightest minds in this important industry. We have been approaching the complexities of the healthcare industry with a growth mindset, and…

In the news | Mayo Clinic Transform 2017

James Weinstein is Chief Executive Officer and President of Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health. Under his leadership, Dartmouth-Hitchcock is working to create a “sustainable health system” for the patients and communities it serves, for generations to come.

In the news | Health Affairs Blog

By 2017, the Department of Health and Human Services wants 85 percent of traditional Medicare reimbursements to be based on quality or value, with 30 percent of payments reimbursed through alternative payment models like Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs). Toward that…

In the news | Harvard Business Review

In health care, value accrues to patients, insurers, and society at large. We believe that patients’ perceptions of value are what really matter and that insurers and society derive more value when patients are served well. For example, a patient…

In the news | Money Driven Medicine

Money-Driven Medicine provides the essential introduction Americans need to become knowledgeable and vigorous participants in healthcare reform.