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How I Launched My Health-Care StartupThe health-care industry is full of opportunities. One professional talks about how to take advantage of them.

ByPaula Andruss

This story appears in theNovember 2014issue of狗万官方.Subscribe »

With the Affordable Care Act in full swing, more entrepreneurs are trying to get a piece of the $2.8 trillion health-care pie.

Rami Rafeh worked in business development and innovation at Pfizer before launching New York-based spott3r, which enables employees to earn gym reimbursements or insurance wellness credits for exercising. As a professional who has worked on the established and startup sides of the health-care industry, he gave us his insights on how to operate in a sector where the only constant is change.

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