At the Global BioInnovation Forum, Gil Bashe, Chair of Global Health and Purpose at FINN Partners, focuses on what it takes to turn medical innovation into care that patients can actually receive. He explains that the biggest challenge is often not the science, but the health system itself, where many players do not work in sync and misalignment is built into the structure rather than driven by bad intent. He draws a clear line between treating illness and supporting healing and argues that people should be the organizing principle for how care is designed. Bashe remains optimistic and he calls on leaders to communicate with greater clarity, collaborate across institutional boundaries, and build practical pathways that move innovation into everyday care.