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Recap: Kyna Fong in Fast Company on Pediatric Primary Care

In Fast Company’s article Pediatric primary care needs change now,” Elation CEO Kyna Fong makes a compelling case that pediatric primary care must evolve — both culturally and technologically.

Systemic Challenges in Pediatric Primary Care
Fong highlights how many children miss a significant percentage of recommended well-child visits due to limited access and logistical hurdles — a trend that can have lifelong consequences. This gap underscores the need for innovative solutions that put families and pediatric clinicians first. 

The Case for Technology
Fong emphasizes that technology — when thoughtfully embedded into clinical workflows — can reduce administrative burden, support documentation accuracy, and help clinicians deliver higher-quality care. By automating time-consuming tasks, clinicians can spend more time with children and families.

What This Means for Pediatric Care
Implementing child-focused clinical templates, proactive outreach tools, and AI-supported documentation creates more efficient and effective pediatric workflows — ultimately improving outcomes.

Kyna Fong’s piece in Fast Company is not just a call to attention — it’s a call to action. Primary care must embrace innovation to protect the health of the next generation.

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About the Author

Leona Rajaee is Elation’s Content Marketing Manager, bringing a unique blend of expertise in health policy and communication. She holds a BS in Journalism and Science, Technology, and Society from California Polytechnic State University and an MS in Health Policy and Law from the University of California, San Francisco. Since joining Elation, Leona has passionately contributed to the company’s blog, utilizing her knowledge to illuminate the complexities of health policy.

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