Jeron L. Ravin, President and CEO of Swope Health joins the podcast to talk about his background in politics and how that shapes the way he leads, the biggest issues he's following in healthcare in 2023, and what the most effective healthcare leaders need to be successful in the next 2-3 years.
Summary
Jeron L. Ravin Talks Healthcare Leadership, PACE Program, and Challenges in 2023
Background in Politics Shapes Leadership Style
Jeron L. Ravin, President and CEO of Swope Health, recently joined a podcast to share his background in politics and how it has shaped his healthcare leadership style. His experience in politics taught him the art of compromise, and he brings that mindset to his role at Swope Health.
A New PACE Program for Elderly Patients
Ravin also expressed excitement about implementing a Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) at Swope Health. The PACE program allows elderly patients to receive medical care while staying in their homes, providing them with the comfort of familiar surroundings while catering to their medical needs.
Identifying Communities in Need, Turbulence in the Pharmacy, and Workforce Challenges
When discussing the biggest issues he's following in healthcare in 2023, Ravin noted several concerns. Identifying communities that need their services is at the top of his list, as is turbulence in the pharmacy with the complex 340B drug pricing program. Additionally, he acknowledges the workforce challenges that healthcare providers may face in the coming years.
Importance of Political Awareness and Support for Healthcare Workers
Ravin stresses the importance of healthcare leaders being politically in tune and providing admiration and respect for healthcare workers. He states that having the support of the community is essential for a thriving health system and reminds us that healthcare workers are essential.
With Ravin's background in politics, exciting plans for the PACE program, and attention to identifying community needs and workforce challenges, Swope Health is in good hands to continue to provide high-quality healthcare services.
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This episode aired on 03/03/2023 and can be listened here.