In this episode we talk with Heather Lavoie, President and CEO of Geneia. Heather discusses what next-generation health plan member engagement looks like in practice. She also highlights the influence next-generation member engagement has on patients and what trends are driving health plans to invest in it.This episode is sponsored by Geneia.
September is Suicide Prevention Month, so it’s more important than ever to focus on clinician well-being as clinical leaders across the country report staggering numbers of burnout within their facilities. Hear from Dr. Peter Kah and Dr. John Matheson of TeamHealth as they discuss breaking the stigma to encourage and support clinician well-being.This episode is sponsored by TeamHealth.
In this episode, we are joined by Ashish V. Shah, CEO & Co-founder of Dina, Mary Naylor, Marian S. Ware Professor in Gerontology & Director of the NewCourtland Center for Transitions and Health at the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing and Alexandra Drane, CEO & Co-founder of ArchAngel.They discuss the growth in Medicare Advantage, what MA plans can do now to support people as they receive care at home, and how that differs from fee-for-service, with Supplemental Benefits as the perfect example.This podcast is sponsored by Dina.
In this episode, we are joined by Tim Banta, President of Progressive Management System, Juan Vargas, Vice President of Business Development and Patricia Quezada, Director of Revenue Cycle as they discuss the importance of being kind. They dive into how successful patient collections depend on a KIND approach, the long-term public positive sentiment for the organization and employee involvement and buy-in required KIND approach to staff.This episode is sponsored by Progressive Management Systems.
In this episode, we are joined by Bryan Oram, AVP of Strategic Healthcare at Podium, as he discusses where a healthcare practice should start first when implementing texting, what critical actions should be moved to texting, how texting can help providers get more reviews, and how texting can play by HIPAA rules.This episode is sponsored by Podium.
In this episode we're joined by Peter McCarthy, Vice President at Pexip Health, to discuss telehealth security and how it can impact overall patient satisfaction and engagement. Peter reviews a few top challenges, the influence of good telehealth security, and why digital trust is key to maintaining strong patient relationships.This episode is sponsored by Pexip.
The only constant in healthcare is change, and it isn’t always easy – but it can be. In this episode, Judson Ivy, Founder and CEO of Ensemble Health Partners, breaks down the importance of embracing new opportunities. He gives insight into how to explore new partnerships that extend beyond validation of what you’re doing well and leave you with the tools you need to close the gap, not simply restate the problems you already know about.This episode is sponsored by Ensemble Health Partners.
In this episode, we are joined by Imamu Tomlinson, MD, Chief Executive Officer at Vituity, as he discusses how the current healthcare delivery model leaves patients behind. Dr. Tomlinson dives into the shifts needed within the healthcare delivery infrastructure, how healthcare leaders can engage care teams to further a patient-centric transformation, and what the rewards are from this model.This episode is sponsored by Vituity.
In this episode, we are joined by executive leaders of North American Partners in Anesthesia (NAPA), Dr. John F. Di Capua, Chief Executive Officer, and Dr. Rafael Cartagena, Chief Operating Officer. They discuss the different trends affecting physician supply and demand, how the company meets both clinicians’ and clients’ needs, and what anesthesia companies can do to ensure consistent service delivery. This episode is sponsored by North American Partners in Anesthesia.
In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Joe Nicholson, III, DO, Chief Medical Officer at CareAllies. He discusses why we need to fundamentally change the way we reimburse for care delivery and how the pandemic drove innovation. Dr. Joe highlights the need to evolve into a value-based model and how organizations can move through the value-based continuum. This podcast is sponsored by CareAllies
This episode features Armando Llechu, Chief Officer of Hospital Operations and Women & Children’s Services at Lee Health. Here, he discusses the importance of mentoring, the importance of hiring people who are smarter or more talented than yourself, and more.
This episode features Terry Myerson, CEO of Truveta. Here, he discusses his career journey, Truveta’s vision of saving lives with data, truth plus knowledge, and more.
This episode features Trevor Castaneda, CEO at Baylor Scott & White Medical Center Frisco. Here, he discusses his career journey,pride in his hospital, and more.
This episode features Divya Matai, CFO at Northwest Texas Healthcare System. Here, she discusses what attracted her to Northwest Texas Healthcare System, how her role as CFO has evolved, and a lot more.
This episode features Bart Walker, Partner at McGuireWoods. Here, he discusses the trends he is seeing in healthcare, health system partnerships, and more.
This episode features Bill Russell, Founder of This Week in IT and President & Founder of Health Lyrics. Here, he discusses his podcast, his former career as a CEO & CIO, the megatrends happening in healthcare, and more.
This episode features Jason Joseph, Senior Vice President and Chief Digital & Information Officer at Spectrum Health. Here, he discusses looking at competition as a way to better yourself, making digital healthcare simple, and more.
This episode features Holly Buckley, Chair of Healthcare at McGuireWoods. Here, shediscusses the private equity investing trends that she is watching in healthcare.
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