Becker’s Healthcare Podcast

In this episode, Dr. Aaron Chamberlain, orthopedic surgeon and Senior Medical Director for the Musculoskeletal Clinical Program at Intermountain Health, discusses the evolution of shoulder surgery and how the Intact subscapularis sparing technique is reshaping anatomic shoulder arthroplasty and patient recovery.This episode is sponsored by DePuy Synthes.

In this episode, Robert Chestnut, SVP and CFO at LMH Health, joins the podcast to discuss how health systems are preparing for market shifts heading into 2026. He shares perspectives on embracing change, addressing workforce skill shortages through internal training programs, and diversifying talent to build a more resilient and adaptable organization.

In this episode, Dr. James McCarthy, Executive Vice President and Chief Physician Executive at Memorial Hermann Health System, discusses initiatives to expand patient access, integrate physician practices, and improve value-based care. He also shares strategies for managing growth, enhancing employee health programs, and upgrading the system's aeromedical fleet to support high-acuity care.

In this episode, Laren Tan, MD, MBA, Chair of the Department of Medicine at Loma Linda University School of Medicine and COO of the Loma Linda University Faculty Medical Group, joins the podcast to discuss aligning the culture of medicine with evolving care models. He explores the importance of integrating AI literacy into medical education and how these shifts are transforming the healthcare workforce for the future.

In this episode, Dr. Aaron Chamberlain, orthopedic surgeon and Senior Medical Director for the Musculoskeletal Clinical Program at Intermountain Health, discusses the evolution of shoulder and elbow surgery, the rapid shift to ASC settings, and how innovation and patient expectations are reshaping orthopedic care.This episode is sponsored by DePuy Synthes.

Matt Chance, Senior Vice President and COO of Scottish Rite for Children, shares his journey from volunteer to leader in pediatric orthopedics. He discusses the organization's 100-year commitment to clinical excellence and strategies to expand access to specialized care. Amid regional growth and the upcoming 2026 World Cup, he outlines challenges and solutions for recruiting top talent. Matt emphasizes the importance of maintaining high standards in patient satisfaction while developing focused expansion initiatives to enhance accessibility.

Dr. Harry Severance, a physician and renowned healthcare strategist, dives into the alarming clinician and nursing shortages plaguing the healthcare system. He discusses the rising burnout among medical professionals and a dwindling interest in healthcare careers. The conversation highlights how financial pressures and unpaid care threaten hospital viability, with many facilities facing closure. Severance advocates for collaboration among healthcare leaders and raises the potential of universal healthcare as a solution to safeguard access and affordability.

Dr. Georgiy Brusovanik, a minimally invasive spine surgeon and founder of Spine Doctor Miami, dives into the future of spine care. He emphasizes the advantages of endoscopic techniques and motion-preserving procedures like disc replacement. The conversation highlights the importance of precise diagnostics for nerve pain and innovations in managing failed back surgeries. Dr. Brusovanik also shares a unique design: an elbow pillow to differentiate between neck and elbow pain, while urging healthcare leaders to think critically.

Dr. Obianuju Berry, a seasoned child and reproductive psychiatrist, delves into the crucial need for trauma-informed mental healthcare for mothers, infants, and families. She emphasizes the benefits of prevention-focused models and early interventions delivered in community settings to mitigate disparities. Dr. Berry discusses the significance of integrated care, workforce investments, and the SIREN model, advocating for a shift from reactive to preventive measures to ensure better long-term outcomes for families across New York City.

Dr. Mark G. Moseley, an emergency physician and executive leader at Tampa General Hospital, shares insights on integrating technology in healthcare. He highlights the focus on improving patient access through agentic AI, achieving impressive call center results like a zero percent drop rate. Mark discusses the importance of balancing tech with human touch to enhance patient experience and trust. He also outlines growth strategies, combining academic medical center capabilities with community service, while addressing industry challenges and ensuring alignment in partnerships.