Worth looking around?

I'm a US health actuary (career ASA) nearing 20 years experience and feel pretty good about my current position.

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I work in tech now, with some pros:

- Job is pretty easy but still interesting enough to where I'm not bored

- 40 hours a week with flexible hours and 100% remote

- I get along with co-workers and have no direct reports (which is a requirement for me, and more challenging to find with this much experience)

- Base and bonus put me somewhere around 280?

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Some small part of me still has some desire to work at a provider group (not insurance) and trying to do something more than helping companies make more money. I get to do some of that, but it's not quite the same. Question is, has someone worked with large physician systems and feel good about it? Or is it just rose colored glasses and it'll be the same regardless of where I work and my impact on healthcare?

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