Healthcare Rethink

Hosted by Brian Urban, this episode of the Healthcare Rethink podcast features Johnny Crowder, CEO and Founder of Cope Notes, a text-based platform aimed at disrupting traditional mental healthcare methods. The discussion will explore how Crowder’s personal journey and professional background have fueled his passion for creating a platform that offers daily mental health support in a unique and impactful way.

As healthcare embraces technological innovation, could bringing a Geek Squad service approach from companies like Best Buy Health lead this transformation? The sector is witnessing a seismic shift with the integration of advanced technology and home-based care. Gastroenterological issues have surged by 20% in the past decade, highlighting the need for this tech-driven approach to diagnosis and treatment.The crucial question in this dynamic is: How can tech support services akin to a Geek Squad change the face of healthcare delivery and management, particularly in gastroenterology?On today's episode of Healthcare Rethink, a FinThrive podcast, the spotlight shines on Best Buy Health’s methodical fusion of technology into healthcare. Host Brian Urban engages with Ben Zaniello, MD MPH, the Chief Medical Officer at Best Buy Health, in a discussion that promises to unravel how technology can lead to unprecedented improvements in patient outcomes and the overall healthcare experience.Main Points of Conversation:Exploring the pivotal role of Best Buy Health in pioneering patient-focused technologyExamining the transformative effects of telehealth on managing chronic conditionsAssessing the potential of AI and in-home technological advancements in early disease detection and ongoing health monitoringDr. Ben Zaniello is a pioneer in healthcare technology and the Chief Medical Officer at Best Buy Health. His impressive career, interwoven with significant medical practice and innovation, is marked by his education from prestigious institutions and numerous accolades in the field of medical technology.

As healthcare embraces technological innovation, could bringing a Geek Squad service approach from companies like Best Buy Health lead this transformation? The sector is witnessing a seismic shift with the integration of advanced technology and home-based care. Gastroenterological issues have surged by 20% in the past decade, highlighting the need for this tech-driven approach to diagnosis and treatment.The crucial question in this dynamic is: How can tech support services akin to a Geek Squad change the face of healthcare delivery and management, particularly in gastroenterology?On today's episode of Healthcare Rethink, a FinThrive podcast, the spotlight shines on Best Buy Health’s methodical fusion of technology into healthcare. Host Brian Urban engages with Ben Zaniello, MD MPH, the Chief Medical Officer at Best Buy Health, in a discussion that promises to unravel how technology can lead to unprecedented improvements in patient outcomes and the overall healthcare experience.Main Points of Conversation:Exploring the pivotal role of Best Buy Health in pioneering patient-focused technologyExamining the transformative effects of telehealth on managing chronic conditionsAssessing the potential of AI and in-home technological advancements in early disease detection and ongoing health monitoringDr. Ben Zaniello is a pioneer in healthcare technology and the Chief Medical Officer at Best Buy Health. His impressive career, interwoven with significant medical practice and innovation, is marked by his education from prestigious institutions and numerous accolades in the field of medical technology.

In today’s healthcare landscape, the focus on health equity signifies a collective awakening to the needs of historically underserved communities. Amidst this backdrop, a pertinent conversation unfolds about how to tailor and scale culturally competent care to address the disparities in health outcomes. Recent studies suggest marginalized groups face a multitude of barriers to quality healthcare compared with more affluent demographics.What innovative strategies are emerging to tackle the challenges of health equity? Dr. Nazlim Hagmann, the Chief Medical Officer at Commonwealth Care Alliance, and Lindsay Jubelt, the Chief Population Health Officer at Mass General Brigham, Join Healthcare Rethink host Brian Urban for an insider’s look into transformative initiatives shaking the foundations of traditional healthcare delivery. The conversation examines integrative care models, proactive community engagement, and leveraging technology to bridge care gaps.Main Points of Discussion:The significance of patient-centered technology in reducing health disparitiesThe burgeoning role of telehealth and AI in managing care for complex populationsStrategies for addressing social determinants of health through innovative healthcare partnershipsDr. Nazlim Hagmann, featured in this episode, brings a rich tapestry of experiences ranging from clinical psychiatry to healthcare administration, underlined by her commitment to whole-person care. Lindsay Jubelt, through her role at Mass General Brigham, stands at the confluence of healthcare innovation and community engagement, seeking to amplify the impact of integrative health strategies.

In today’s healthcare landscape, the focus on health equity signifies a collective awakening to the needs of historically underserved communities. Amidst this backdrop, a pertinent conversation unfolds about how to tailor and scale culturally competent care to address the disparities in health outcomes. Recent studies suggest marginalized groups face a multitude of barriers to quality healthcare compared with more affluent demographics.What innovative strategies are emerging to tackle the challenges of health equity? Dr. Nazlim Hagmann, the Chief Medical Officer at Commonwealth Care Alliance, and Lindsay Jubelt, the Chief Population Health Officer at Mass General Brigham, Join Healthcare Rethink host Brian Urban for an insider’s look into transformative initiatives shaking the foundations of traditional healthcare delivery. The conversation examines integrative care models, proactive community engagement, and leveraging technology to bridge care gaps.Main Points of Discussion:The significance of patient-centered technology in reducing health disparitiesThe burgeoning role of telehealth and AI in managing care for complex populationsStrategies for addressing social determinants of health through innovative healthcare partnershipsDr. Nazlim Hagmann, featured in this episode, brings a rich tapestry of experiences ranging from clinical psychiatry to healthcare administration, underlined by her commitment to whole-person care. Lindsay Jubelt, through her role at Mass General Brigham, stands at the confluence of healthcare innovation and community engagement, seeking to amplify the impact of integrative health strategies.

As healthcare continues to evolve, the focus on gastrointestinal (GI) health has become more pronounced. With an aging population and modern dietary habits contributing to a rise in GI disorders, healthcare requires a gut check, literally. The global market is rapidly advancing towards less invasive technologies, personalized nutrition, and virtual care models. The surge in artificial intelligence (AI) applications, is at the heart of an evolution expected to revolutionize early detection and treatment options. According to recent studies, today’s global GI market is $39.5 billion, with projections reaching as high as $64.5 by 2032, reflecting both the challenge and the opportunity ahead."What if the future of GI care is already here?" This question beckons an exploration into gut health in the latest episode of Healthcare Rethink, a FinThrive Podcast. Host Brian Urban brings two visionaries into the conversation: Dr. Austin Chiang, a pioneer in endoscopic technology and social medical education, and Sam Holliday, whose company, Oshi Health, is reshaping the approach to GI conditions with its virtual care model.Several discussion topics include:The multifaceted nature of gut health and its broader implications on overall wellness.Bridging the gap between traditional care and the potential of telehealth and AI.The crucial role of patient education and the de-stigmatization of gut-related discussions.Dr. Austin Chiang serves as Medtronic’s Chief Medical Officer for Endoscopy. He has recently taken on the role of author with his upcoming book “Gut: An Owner’s Guide.” His path to healthcare, marked by his MD and MPH, showcases a commitment to merging clinical expertise with patient empowerment. His successful engagement with the public through social media underscores the critical need for accurate medical information.Sam Holliday, CEO and Co-Founder of Oshi Health combines personal experience and professional expertise. His journey began with an individual family challenge and led to creating a company dedicated to offering comprehensive virtual care for GI health. Oshi Health’s success lies in its high-touch, high-frequency approach to patient care, aligning with Holliday’s belief in the power of personalized health interventions.

As healthcare continues to evolve, the focus on gastrointestinal (GI) health has become more pronounced. With an aging population and modern dietary habits contributing to a rise in GI disorders, healthcare requires a gut check, literally. The global market is rapidly advancing towards less invasive technologies, personalized nutrition, and virtual care models. The surge in artificial intelligence (AI) applications, is at the heart of an evolution expected to revolutionize early detection and treatment options. According to recent studies, today’s global GI market is $39.5 billion, with projections reaching as high as $64.5 by 2032, reflecting both the challenge and the opportunity ahead."What if the future of GI care is already here?" This question beckons an exploration into gut health in the latest episode of Healthcare Rethink, a FinThrive Podcast. Host Brian Urban brings two visionaries into the conversation: Dr. Austin Chiang, a pioneer in endoscopic technology and social medical education, and Sam Holliday, whose company, Oshi Health, is reshaping the approach to GI conditions with its virtual care model.Several discussion topics include:The multifaceted nature of gut health and its broader implications on overall wellness.Bridging the gap between traditional care and the potential of telehealth and AI.The crucial role of patient education and the de-stigmatization of gut-related discussions.Dr. Austin Chiang serves as Medtronic’s Chief Medical Officer for Endoscopy. He has recently taken on the role of author with his upcoming book “Gut: An Owner’s Guide.” His path to healthcare, marked by his MD and MPH, showcases a commitment to merging clinical expertise with patient empowerment. His successful engagement with the public through social media underscores the critical need for accurate medical information.Sam Holliday, CEO and Co-Founder of Oshi Health combines personal experience and professional expertise. His journey began with an individual family challenge and led to creating a company dedicated to offering comprehensive virtual care for GI health. Oshi Health’s success lies in its high-touch, high-frequency approach to patient care, aligning with Holliday’s belief in the power of personalized health interventions.

Healthcare Rethink host Brian Urban explores ways to wake up healthy and stay healthy with his guest, Dr. Avantika Waring, MD, the Chief Medical Officer, at 9amHealth. This episode delves into the transformative approach to healthcare delivery championed by 9amHealth.Dr. Waring's journey from a humanities student with a love for French to a pivotal figure in healthcare innovation kicks off the conversation. The episode uncovers the essence of 9amHealth as a virtual cardiometabolic clinic, providing an end-to-end healthcare solution that's accessible, efficient, and patient-centric. By sharing her personal and professional experiences, Dr. Waring offers invaluable insights into tackling chronic conditions like diabetes and obesity, emphasizing the importance of dietary and lifestyle changes. Learn how 9amHealth redefines patient care, making it more accessible and tailored to individual needs.Key topics covered:The unique perspectives that drive advancements in healthcare9amHealth’s comprehensive approach to combining diet, lifestyle, and technology for a holistic patient care modelMaking positive impacts on healthcare delivery worldwide, especially in developing countriesDr. Avantika Waring serves as the Chief Medical Officer at 9amHealth. Her unique journey from the humanities to healthcare showcases the unconventional paths that can lead to significant contributions to medical science. At 9amHealth, she applies her passion for combining technology with patient care to address chronic conditions, aiming to make healthcare accessible and personalized.Key Phrase: wake up healthySEO tags: holistic healthcare, 9amHealth, Brian Urban, Avantika Waring, FinThrive, Healthcare Rethink podcastSubtitle: It’s time to wake up healthy with Avantika Waring, the Chief Medical Officer at 9amHealth, and Brian Urban, host of the Healthcare Rethink podcast.

Healthcare Rethink host Brian Urban explores ways to wake up healthy and stay healthy with his guest, Dr. Avantika Waring, MD, the Chief Medical Officer, at 9amHealth. This episode delves into the transformative approach to healthcare delivery championed by 9amHealth.Dr. Waring's journey from a humanities student with a love for French to a pivotal figure in healthcare innovation kicks off the conversation. The episode uncovers the essence of 9amHealth as a virtual cardiometabolic clinic, providing an end-to-end healthcare solution that's accessible, efficient, and patient-centric. By sharing her personal and professional experiences, Dr. Waring offers invaluable insights into tackling chronic conditions like diabetes and obesity, emphasizing the importance of dietary and lifestyle changes. Learn how 9amHealth redefines patient care, making it more accessible and tailored to individual needs.Key topics covered:The unique perspectives that drive advancements in healthcare9amHealth’s comprehensive approach to combining diet, lifestyle, and technology for a holistic patient care modelMaking positive impacts on healthcare delivery worldwide, especially in developing countriesDr. Avantika Waring serves as the Chief Medical Officer at 9amHealth. Her unique journey from the humanities to healthcare showcases the unconventional paths that can lead to significant contributions to medical science. At 9amHealth, she applies her passion for combining technology with patient care to address chronic conditions, aiming to make healthcare accessible and personalized.Key Phrase: wake up healthySEO tags: holistic healthcare, 9amHealth, Brian Urban, Avantika Waring, FinThrive, Healthcare Rethink podcastSubtitle: It’s time to wake up healthy with Avantika Waring, the Chief Medical Officer at 9amHealth, and Brian Urban, host of the Healthcare Rethink podcast.

Great tech with a good heart? Technology may not be the first word that screams compassion in healthcare, but two tech-driven companies seek to change that perception.The latest episode of the Healthcare Rethink podcast explores the intersection of technology and compassionate care. Host Brian Urban welcomes Caitlin Donovan, the Global Head of Uber Health, and Karl Ulfers, the Co-Founder & CEO of DUOS, to find out how great technology is enhanced by a good heart. The conversation illuminates healthcare tech’s current and future state, particularly within Medicare and Medicaid services.Uber Health and DUOS are reshaping healthcare access and delivery by leveraging technology to address the social determinants of health. This episode explores the challenges and triumphs of providing vital services like transportation and nutritional support and how these leaders are creating seamless connections between patients and the healthcare ecosystem.Donovan’s journey through the complexities of healthcare tech reveals how Uber Health is optimizing supplemental benefits to drive better outcomes. Meanwhile, Ulfers shares DUOS’ mission to eliminate barriers for elder patients, ensuring they can navigate and engage with necessary healthcare services efficiently.At a time when healthcare technology can feel impersonal, these industry leaders are proving that technology, powered by empathy and patient-centricity, can create a sustainable impact. Discover how Uber Health and DUOS are not just riding the wave of healthcare innovation but are steering it towards a more inclusive and effective future.