Join Web Golinkin’s Quest for Healthcare Accessibility and Affordability
Your Hub for Vital Healthcare Information
When it comes to understanding our complex healthcare system and how to navigate and improve it, information is your most powerful weapon.
Why Get Regular Blood Tests?
What Stoic Philosophers Say About Health And Healthcare
How The ‘Minority Rule’ Affects Peanuts And Healthcare
How Vaccine Hesitancy Threatens Your Children, Even If They Are Vaccinated
Is Servant Leadership Dead?
Biohackers Have Become Mainstream Who Are They And What Do They Do?
Here Be Dragons
Discover the true story of what happens when you are bold enough to try to make a difference in a stubborn, multi-trillion-dollar industry.
This sometimes wild tale is filled with seemingly insurmountable obstacles as Web and his teams sought to “retailize” the nation’s healthcare system in order to make routine care more accessible and affordable. Web’s book also reveals many hard-won leadership lessons for executives and entrepreneurs in any industry who seek to challenge the status quo.
Web's Speaking Topics
Customized keynotes for organizations and conferences, including:
- How We Can Make U.S. Healthcare More Accessible and Affordable?
- Is Single Payer the Solution (and Other Healthcare Myths)
- Will the Longevity Movement Increase Lifespan and Healthspan?
- 10 Healthcare Leadership Lessons I Learned the Hard Way
- Where Are We on the Path from Volume to Value in Healthcare?
- The Future of Healthcare under the Second Trump Administration
Web Golinkin · Healthcare Activist, Advocate, and Executive
Web Golinkin is a healthcare activist, advocate, and executive on a lifelong mission to make healthcare more accessible and affordable. Over 35 years, he has served as CEO of five healthcare companies—three of which he co-founded—and co-founded and chaired the Convenient Care Association, helping pioneer the “retailization” of healthcare in the U.S. He is also the author of Here Be Dragons: One Man’s Quest to Make Healthcare More Accessible and Affordable, which chronicles his efforts to challenge the status quo and expand access to reliable health information and high-quality care.
