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Revolutionizing Healthcare with Food as Medicine: Insights from Winjie Tang Miao and Josh Hix
In this episode, Scott Becker is joined by Winjie Tang Miao, COO of Texas Health Resources, and Josh Hix, CEO of Season Health, to explore the growing role of clinical nutrition in chronic disease management. They discuss the importance of diet in healthcare, how personalized nutrition can improve patient outcomes, and the collaboration between healthcare systems and innovative companies in tackling food insecurity and dietary challenges. -
Dr. Alejandro Badia, Renowned Surgeon and Entrepreneur
n this episode, Dr. Alejandro Badia, a renowned surgeon and entrepreneur, shares his perspectives on enhancing healthcare efficiency, addressing the impact of bureaucracy, and eliminating unnecessary barriers in patient care. From his book Healthcare from the Trenches to his pioneering ventures like OrthoNOW and international surgical innovations, Dr. Badia highlights actionable strategies to transform healthcare delivery and reduce costs. -
Revolutionizing Healthcare Access with Dr. Paula Muto, Founder & CEO of UBERDOC
In this episode, Dr. Paula Muto, a visionary surgeon and entrepreneur, shares her journey from a rich family tradition in medicine to founding UBERDOC, a platform transforming healthcare by enhancing accessibility and transparency. Tune in to hear how Dr. Muto balances her passion for patient care, the challenges of entrepreneurship, and her inspiring vision for the future of healthcare. -
Dr. Aimee Miller, Administrator at Lido Surgical Institute
Dr. Aimee Miller, Administrator at Lido Surgical Institute, discusses the challenges of managing supply needs and maintaining high standards of care in the aftermath of natural disasters. She also emphasizes the importance of fostering a positive work environment, showcasing how strong leadership and team morale contribute to consistent, quality patient care even during difficult times. -
Dr. Jinsy A. Jacob, Pediatric Emergency Physician and Healthcare Investor
In this episode, Dr. Jinsy A. Jacob, Pediatric Emergency Physician and Healthcare Investor, shares her journey from medicine to innovation, focusing on empowering healthcare workers and patients. She highlights emerging trends in health tech, the rise of clinician-led startups, and her vision for fostering creativity and sustainability in the healthcare ecosystem. -
Mike Jasperson, Senior Vice President of Provider Network and Health Plan Operations at Priority Health
In this episode, Mike Jasperson, Senior Vice President of Provider Network and Health Plan Operations at Priority Health, shares insights into the organization's long-standing success in value-based care. He discusses Priority Health's innovative strategies, provider collaborations, and use of advanced technologies to improve patient outcomes, lower costs, and address social determinants of health across their growing markets. -
Tina Driggers, Administrator at Day Surgery Center
Tina Driggers, Administrator at Day Surgery Center, opens up about the challenges of managing patient wait times and staffing shortages in today’s healthcare environment. She shares innovative approaches her team is implementing to address these issues effectively. Driggers also highlights the critical role of transparency among care providers in improving overall patient care and fostering trust across the healthcare continuum. -
Bruce Feldman, Administrator, Bronx Ambulatory Surgery Center.
This episode features Bruce Feldman, Administrator, Bronx Ambulatory Surgery Center. Here, he discusses key insights into his background, ASC specific trends he is keeping an eye on going forward in 2024, his excitement surrounding the advancement of robotics & AI in ambulatory surgery, and more. -
Harlon Pickett, President of Eagle Care Health Solutions
In this episode recorded live at the Becker’s Healthcare 2024 Fall Payer Issues Roundtable, Harlon Pickett, President of Eagle Care Health Solutions, discusses his innovative approach to health plans that focus on zero-cost healthcare and improving member access. He shares insights on overcoming barriers to member engagement, the future of healthcare consumerism, and the importance of behavioral health in a digital age. -
Oussama Founas, founder of Dentologie
Oussama Founas, founder of Dentologie, shares insights into the financial landscape of dentistry, addressing factors such as private equity and the fiscal challenges facing dental practices. He reflects on his interests and concerns about financial sustainability within the field. Founas also offers practical advice to aspiring business owners, focusing on essential strategies for managing finances, scaling a practice effectively, and navigating the competitive dental industry. His guidance underscores the importance of financial literacy and strategic planning in building a successful business. -
Dr. Sergey Borodianski, Physician Lead at WellSpan Health, and Dr. Kayode Williams, President of SAVAS Health and Associate Professor at Johns Hopkins
In this episode, Dr. Sergey Borodianski, Physician Lead at WellSpan Health, and Dr. Kayode Williams, President of SAVAS Health and Associate Professor at Johns Hopkins, discuss tackling the $600 billion challenge of chronic pain in the U.S. healthcare system. They share insights into the implementation of the transdisciplinary value-based care model, its transformative impact on patient outcomes, and the strategic integration of technology to optimize care delivery. -
Garrett Olin, CIO of Shasta Community Health Center
This episode, recorded live at Becker’s Healthcare 9th Annual Health IT + Digital Health + RCM Annual Meeting, features Garrett Olin, CIO of Shasta Community Health Center. Olin discusses leveraging AI and technology to improve healthcare access and outcomes for underserved populations, highlighting innovative solutions like native language outreach, street medicine programs, and AI-assisted health record summarization. He also shares insights on managing limited resources, supporting IT teams, and fostering creativity in FQHC settings. -
Dr. J. Scott Smitherman, Associate Vice President and CMIO at Providence Clinical Network
This episode, recorded live at Becker’s Healthcare 9th Annual Health IT + Digital Health + RCM Annual Meeting, features Dr. J. Scott Smitherman, Associate Vice President and CMIO at Providence Clinical Network. Dr. Smitherman discusses the transformative potential of AI in healthcare, focusing on tools like ambient documentation, clinical decision support, and inbasket message management to reduce physician burnout and improve patient outcomes. He also shares advice for healthcare leaders navigating innovation and technology adoption in complex care settings. -
AI and Financial Trends Shaping Healthcare: Insights from Laura Dyrda
In this episode, Laura Dyrda, Vice President and Editor-in-Chief, shares key takeaways from recent healthcare leadership discussions. Topics include the transformative potential of AI in clinical and operational settings, ethical concerns, and cybersecurity risks, as well as emerging trends in health system margins and financial performance as 2025 approaches. -
Scott Becker - The GI Business Is a-Changing 11-27-24
In this episode, Scott Becker explores the latest developments in gastroenterology, including the CMS reimbursement boost for Cologuard® by Exact Sciences and the growing adoption of GI Genius™ technology. While these innovations enhance colon cancer screening, colonoscopies remain the gold standard, underscoring their critical role in patient care. -
Compounding GLP-1s, 340B Legal Battles, and More: Paige Twenter on Key Pharmacy Issues
In this episode, Paige Twenter, Assistant Editor at Becker's Hospital Review, dives into the latest developments in pharmacy and healthcare, including the controversy over compounded GLP-1 medications and ongoing legal battles surrounding the 340B program. Join the conversation as she explores the intersection of access, equity, and regulatory challenges in the evolving healthcare landscape. -
Navigating the Complex Landscape of Post-Acute Care: A Deep Dive with Industry Experts
Join us as we delve into the intricate world of post-acute care with Phyllis Wojtusik, Executive Vice President of Value-Based Care and Kristen Klopp, Network Program Manager. They discuss the growing importance of post-acute care, the impact of value-based contracts, and the strategies to improve patient outcomes and reduce costs. Learn how to leverage data, partnerships, and innovative care management approaches to navigate this complex landscape. This episode is sponsored by Real Time Medical Systems. -
Scott Becker - Key Healthcare Developments: Workforce Strategies, Facility Investments, and GLP-1 Insights 11-26-24
In this episode, Scott Becker discusses healthcare workforce strategies, highlighting HCA Midwest's partnership with Avila University and Cottage Hospital's initiatives to "grow their own" staff. He also explores significant facility investments by UT Southwestern and Mass General Brigham, updates on healthcare stock performance, and insights into GLP-1 drugs and Medicare/Medicaid coverage proposals. -
Driving Growth and Innovation in Rural Healthcare: Insights from Jennifer Shermo
In this episode, Jennifer Shermo, Chief Growth Officer at Security Health Plan, shares her insights on tackling healthcare challenges in rural communities, navigating Medicare Advantage trends, and leveraging innovation and collaboration to enhance care. Jennifer also discusses the future of healthcare leadership and the importance of adaptability in an evolving landscape. -
Dr. Bimal Desai, Chief Health Informatics Officer at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
This episode, recorded live at Becker’s Healthcare 9th Annual Health IT + Digital Health + RCM Annual Meeting, features Dr. Bimal Desai, Chief Health Informatics Officer at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Dr. Desai discusses transformative technologies like AI, CHIPS platforms, and remote patient monitoring, emphasizing their potential to reduce provider burden and improve pediatric outcomes. He highlights unique challenges in pediatrics, including state-specific Medicaid policies, teen privacy laws, and the lack of FDA-approved monitoring devices for children, while advocating for innovation tailored to the pediatric population.
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