Show Notes
In this episode of Full Disclosure we sit down with Dave Chase, Co-Founder of Health Rosetta, to talk about what it actually takes to fix a broken benefits system.
Dave has been one of the loudest voices challenging the status quo in healthcare, pushing employers, advisors, and plan fiduciaries to stop accepting opaque contracts, misaligned incentives, and “that’s just how it works” as an answer.
We dig into the Health Rosetta movement, the importance of fiduciary alignment, the role of transparent PBM contracts, and why tools like Nautilus and Contract X-Ray matter for employers who want to understand what they are really buying.
This conversation is about more than pharmacy benefits. It is about employer accountability, smarter plan design, better contracting, and putting the health plan back in service of the people it was built for.
Whether you are an employer, broker, consultant, or just someone tired of healthcare shell games, this episode is worth the listen.
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