Succeed in Medicine Inside Thirty Madison: The New Age of Asynchronous Care with Dr. Neil Parikh
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Dr. Bradley Block hosts Dr. Neil Parikh, Chief Medical Officer of Thirty Madison, to explore the company's unique telemedicine model. Dr. Parikh shares insights into how Thirty Madison delivers specialized virtual care through brands like Keeps, Cove, and NERC, focusing on men's health, migraine management, and women's reproductive health. They discuss the benefits and challenges of asynchronous care, ensuring equitable access and outcomes, and the company's holistic approach to patient care. Dr. Parikh also provides advice for physicians interested in telemedicine and highlights the importance of expanding licensure to enhance marketability.
BioDr. Neil Parikh is the Chief Medical Officer of Thirty Madison, a leading specialty telemedicine company. He oversees clinical research, quality programming, and strategic partnerships, driving innovations in virtual healthcare. Before joining Thirty Madison, Dr. Parikh was the President of Oscar Medical Group and Senior Medical Director of Oscar Health. He also serves as an Assistant Clinical Professor at UCLA and was named one of Modern Healthcare's Innovators of 2024.
SOUNDBITESIntroduction to Thirty Madison (01:43)
Dr. Parikh describes Thirty Madison's focus on specialty telemedicine through brands like Keeps, Cove, and NERC.
Benefits of Asynchronous Care (05:38)
Discussion on how asynchronous communication enhances patient care and provides a neutral, unbiased setting.
Equitable Access and Outcomes (10:47)
Insights into research proving equitable access and outcomes for diverse demographics in migraine care.
Empathy in Telemedicine (11:57)
Exploration of how empathy can be effectively conveyed through telemedicine platforms using the Jefferson Empathy Scale.
Future of Telemedicine and Provider Requirements (15:51)
Advice for physicians on telemedicine, including the importance of multiple state licensures and adapting to virtual care models.
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