Healthcare Rethink

In a healthcare landscape increasingly focused on patient experience and accessibility, the latest episode of FinThrive’s Healthcare Rethink podcast couldn’t be timelier. With the healthcare industry grappling with challenges like medication adherence and patient accessibility, this conversation sheds light on innovative solutions. A striking fact to consider: despite advancements, a significant number of patients still struggle with medication adherence due to various barriers, emphasizing the need for change.The core question of this episode revolves around how healthcare leaders can enhance patient experience and ensure medication adherence. The timing is particularly relevant with a healthcare system under scrutiny for its efficiency and effectiveness in patient care.Healthcare Rethink host Brian Urban welcomes Matthew Hoff, CEO of A-S Medication Solutions. The episode delves into the transformative journey of A-S Medication Solutions, a company that has grown to provide point-of-care medication access across 50 states. The discussion covers the company’s history, unique approach to healthcare, and impact on patient experience and medication adherence.Key points from Urban and Hoff’s conversation include:The innovative approach of A-S Medication Solutions in simplifying medication access and adherenceThe unique background of Matthew Hoff, from military service to leading a healthcare revolutionThe challenges and opportunities in the current healthcare landscape, particularly in medication dispensing and patient experienceMatthew Hoff’s journey is as remarkable as his professional achievements. His transition from a military career to leading a healthcare company is a testament to his adaptability and commitment to significantly impacting the healthcare sector. His educational background and industry accolades further underscore his expertise and dedication to improving patient care.

In the latest Healthcare Rethink podcast by FinThrive, host Brian Urban delves into the transformative impact of FinTech on Medicare Advantage with Alivi CEO Magdiel Rodriguez. The episode highlights Rodriguez's journey from the FinTech sector to healthcare, underscoring the potential for cross-industry innovation in enhancing Medicare Advantage plans. The duo discuss the integration of technology in healthcare, focusing on personalized, tech-driven solutions for supplemental benefits. This insightful conversation reveals how Alivi is shaping the future of healthcare services, making them more accessible and effective for members.

In the latest Healthcare Rethink podcast by FinThrive, host Brian Urban delves into the transformative impact of FinTech on Medicare Advantage with Alivi CEO Magdiel Rodriguez. The episode highlights Rodriguez's journey from the FinTech sector to healthcare, underscoring the potential for cross-industry innovation in enhancing Medicare Advantage plans. The duo discuss the integration of technology in healthcare, focusing on personalized, tech-driven solutions for supplemental benefits. This insightful conversation reveals how Alivi is shaping the future of healthcare services, making them more accessible and effective for members.

In an era where healthcare is rapidly evolving, the Healthcare Rethink podcast by FinThrive delves into innovative approaches to address critical aspects of health beyond the clinical. Host Brian Urban engages with Andrew Parker, CEO of Papa, in a thought-provoking discussion that transcends traditional healthcare boundaries in efforts to address loneliness and social health.This episode, titled "Big Paps Is in the House," features a deep dive into how Papa addresses loneliness while focusing on the social determinants of health — a crucial aspect often overlooked in traditional healthcare settings. The discussion touches on the innovative strategies employed by Papa to integrate its services into Medicare Advantage plans and other health systems, highlighting the importance of personalized, human-centered care.As the healthcare industry grapples with challenges like loneliness and social health, this episode of Healthcare Rethink offers valuable insights into how companies like Papa are leading the charge in transforming healthcare delivery.

In an era where healthcare is rapidly evolving, the Healthcare Rethink podcast by FinThrive delves into innovative approaches to address critical aspects of health beyond the clinical. Host Brian Urban engages with Andrew Parker, CEO of Papa, in a thought-provoking discussion that transcends traditional healthcare boundaries in efforts to address loneliness and social health.This episode, titled "Big Paps Is in the House," features a deep dive into how Papa addresses loneliness while focusing on the social determinants of health — a crucial aspect often overlooked in traditional healthcare settings. The discussion touches on the innovative strategies employed by Papa to integrate its services into Medicare Advantage plans and other health systems, highlighting the importance of personalized, human-centered care.As the healthcare industry grapples with challenges like loneliness and social health, this episode of Healthcare Rethink offers valuable insights into how companies like Papa are leading the charge in transforming healthcare delivery.

Amid a constantly evolving healthcare landscape, the Healthcare Rethink podcast, presented by FinThrive, graces the ears of its audience with insights from Chris Boone, Ph.D., an Executive and Adjunct Assistant Professor of Health Administration at NYU, affectionately known as the Data Hippie. Hosted by Brian Urban, this episode ventures into the realms of healthcare economics and the utilization of real-world data, unraveling Boone's journey from aspirations of healthcare administration to his impactful role in pharmaceuticals and education.The episode illuminates Boone's origins, upbringing in Dallas, and drive to make a significant impact in the healthcare industry. This dream transcends local boundaries towards a global influence. Boone's reflections on his career trajectory, from hospital roles to pharmaceuticals, underscore his unwavering commitment to the sector. Despite his modesty, the conversation shifts to his influential projects, highlighting his stance on health economics and outcomes research and the value they add beyond mere economic measures.Boone’s thoughts on the COVID-19 pandemic reveal the shift in cultural and operational norms, particularly the accelerated adoption of telehealth. His commendation of big-box retailers like Walgreens for their proactive vaccination efforts highlights their critical role in mitigating the crisis, especially in underserved areas. Boone's narrative also touches on the layers of complexity in clinical trial diversity, from structural issues to patient trust, emphasizing the multifaceted challenge of improving trial accessibility.As Boone, the Data Hippie, unpacks the intricate relationship between economics, accessibility, and health equity, it becomes clear that the pandemic has not only altered healthcare delivery but also opened doors to new patient care and drug distribution approaches. His expertise and insights on the subject matter educate and inspire change, fostering a future where healthcare is more inclusive, equitable, and innovative.Key Phrase: Data HippieSEO tags: Chris Boone, NYU, Data Hippie, healthcare data, health economics, Healthcare Rethink Post, Brian Urban

Amid a constantly evolving healthcare landscape, the Healthcare Rethink podcast, presented by FinThrive, graces the ears of its audience with insights from Chris Boone, Ph.D., an Executive and Adjunct Assistant Professor of Health Administration at NYU, affectionately known as the Data Hippie. Hosted by Brian Urban, this episode ventures into the realms of healthcare economics and the utilization of real-world data, unraveling Boone's journey from aspirations of healthcare administration to his impactful role in pharmaceuticals and education.The episode illuminates Boone's origins, upbringing in Dallas, and drive to make a significant impact in the healthcare industry. This dream transcends local boundaries towards a global influence. Boone's reflections on his career trajectory, from hospital roles to pharmaceuticals, underscore his unwavering commitment to the sector. Despite his modesty, the conversation shifts to his influential projects, highlighting his stance on health economics and outcomes research and the value they add beyond mere economic measures.Boone’s thoughts on the COVID-19 pandemic reveal the shift in cultural and operational norms, particularly the accelerated adoption of telehealth. His commendation of big-box retailers like Walgreens for their proactive vaccination efforts highlights their critical role in mitigating the crisis, especially in underserved areas. Boone's narrative also touches on the layers of complexity in clinical trial diversity, from structural issues to patient trust, emphasizing the multifaceted challenge of improving trial accessibility.As Boone, the Data Hippie, unpacks the intricate relationship between economics, accessibility, and health equity, it becomes clear that the pandemic has not only altered healthcare delivery but also opened doors to new patient care and drug distribution approaches. His expertise and insights on the subject matter educate and inspire change, fostering a future where healthcare is more inclusive, equitable, and innovative.Key Phrase: Data HippieSEO tags: Chris Boone, NYU, Data Hippie, healthcare data, health economics, Healthcare Rethink Post, Brian Urban

As the healthcare industry grapples with the growing complexity of chronic conditions, virtual care models are emerging as a crucial solution to bridge gaps in accessibility and quality. Healthcare Rethink’s Brian Urban brings Randy Forman, Chief Commercial Officer at Oshi Health, onto the podcast to explore how a tech-savvy approach to gastrointestinal care reshapes patient experiences.Forman, with a trajectory from network engineering to healthcare innovation, is instrumental in developing Oshi Health's virtual care platform. This initiative is particularly timely, given the rise in gastrointestinal disorders exacerbated by modern lifestyle stresses and dietary challenges. Oshi Health's model exemplifies how telemedicine can democratize access to specialized care, offering a beacon of hope for those suffering from often stigmatized GI conditions.In this engaging conversation, listeners and viewers gain insights into Oshi Health’s integrated care strategy, which marries telehealth’s efficiency with the expertise of multidisciplinary teams. Forman’s leadership at Oshi Health enhances GI care by circumventing traditional care bottlenecks. It heralds a new era where virtual consultations could become the norm, ensuring comprehensive, empathetic healthcare is just a click away.Key Phrase: virtual careSEO tags: virtual care, telehealth, Oshi Health, Randy Forman, Brian Urban, Healthcare Rethink Podcast, FinThrive, virtual care models, GI careSubtitle: Randy Forman, the Chief Commercial Officer at Oshi Health, shares his company’s unique approach to virtual care in GI treatment.

As the healthcare industry grapples with the growing complexity of chronic conditions, virtual care models are emerging as a crucial solution to bridge gaps in accessibility and quality. Healthcare Rethink’s Brian Urban brings Randy Forman, Chief Commercial Officer at Oshi Health, onto the podcast to explore how a tech-savvy approach to gastrointestinal care reshapes patient experiences.Forman, with a trajectory from network engineering to healthcare innovation, is instrumental in developing Oshi Health's virtual care platform. This initiative is particularly timely, given the rise in gastrointestinal disorders exacerbated by modern lifestyle stresses and dietary challenges. Oshi Health's model exemplifies how telemedicine can democratize access to specialized care, offering a beacon of hope for those suffering from often stigmatized GI conditions.In this engaging conversation, listeners and viewers gain insights into Oshi Health’s integrated care strategy, which marries telehealth’s efficiency with the expertise of multidisciplinary teams. Forman’s leadership at Oshi Health enhances GI care by circumventing traditional care bottlenecks. It heralds a new era where virtual consultations could become the norm, ensuring comprehensive, empathetic healthcare is just a click away.Key Phrase: virtual careSEO tags: virtual care, telehealth, Oshi Health, Randy Forman, Brian Urban, Healthcare Rethink Podcast, FinThrive, virtual care models, GI careSubtitle: Randy Forman, the Chief Commercial Officer at Oshi Health, shares his company’s unique approach to virtual care in GI treatment.

At a time when healthcare faces the dual challenge of escalating costs and the need for personalized care, human-centered design stands out as a critical solution. Studies reveal that human-centered design approaches in healthcare can lead to a significant reduction in healthcare costs. This approach, prioritizing individual patient experiences and needs, marks a crucial evolution in healthcare, offering a path to improve patient outcomes and make healthcare systems more efficient and cost-effective.In the latest episode of Healthcare Rethink, a FinThrive podcast, host Brian Urban sits down with Dr. Craig Joseph, Chief Medical Officer at Nordic Global. Their discussion delves into the role of human-centered design in healthcare, drawing from Dr. Joseph’s rich experience and his co-authored book, “Designing for Health: The Human-Centered Approach.”Key highlights of the episode include:Seeing Beyond the Illness: Emphasizing the importance of recognizing each patient as a unique individualHarmonizing Technology with Compassion: Optimizing Electronic Health Records (EHRs) to strengthen the patient-care provider bondThe Power of Feedback: Discussing the critical role of continuous feedback in refining healthcare systems to align with actual patient needsDr. Craig Joseph’s transition from a computer science background to a medical professional and healthcare IT leader gives him a unique lens to view technology integration and patient care. His insights and experiences underscore the importance of human-centered design in creating healthcare systems that are not only technologically advanced but also profoundly attuned to the human element they serve.Key Phrase: human-centered designSEO tags: human-centered design, Dr. Craig Joseph, FinThrive, Brian Urban, Nordic Global, Designing for Health: The Human-Centered Approach