The DPC Concentric Health Relationship Platform: Catalyzing Social Entrepreneurship in Health Care Services November 2017 By Bala MullothA. Jefferson EllingtonArt Taft The DPC Concentric Health Relationship Platform: Catalyzing Social Entrepreneurship in Health Care Services The objective of this case is to provide students with a comprehensive case in which they have the opportunity to identify and address the ways a mission-driven organization can spur social entrepreneurship. Specifically, students must address (1) The leadership role that the organization must assume in paving the way to become a standard of care and a model for how the incumbent relationship infrastructure of fee-for-service third-party reimbursement at the provider and self-funded payer levels could be disrupted with sustainable effect; (2) an understanding of the opportunities and challenges of creating an organization based on a highly disruptive technology; the importance and implications of social entrepreneurship in championing a technology within a particular (in this case medical) field forward; how, in health care, social capital principles may attract the status quo levers of power and use them to drive acceptance of and adherence to a continuously improving system of care; and understanding how to strike the balance between existing and new personal services and existing and new technologies to build resilience. Darden Case Collection Darden Case Collection A. Jefferson Ellington Art Taft