Healthcare Rethink

AI Meets Healthcare: How PurpleLab is Harnessing Healthcare Data for Better Patient OutcomesFrom combating antibiotic resistance to improving patient monitoring, Artificial Intelligence is changing the landscape of healthcare at breakneck speed. And amid soaring demand for cutting-edge analytics, companies like PurpleLab are stepping into the spotlight. Their mission? To harness the power of healthcare data to drive innovation, efficiency, and better patient outcomes. The stakes are high, with the potential to revolutionize how care is delivered and managed across the globe.What does the future of healthcare analytics look like, and how is PurpleLab shaping this landscape? This pivotal question sets the stage for a riveting discussion on the latest episode of Healthcare Rethink, where host Brian Urban is joined by Dr. Russell Robbins, Chief Medical Information Officer at PurpleLab. They delve into the transformative impact of analytics on healthcare, exploring new frontiers in data utilization.Key discussion points include:PurpleLab's evolution into a leading innovator in healthcare data analytics.The importance of social determinants of health and integrating varied data sets for thorough analytics.PurpleLab's distinctive approach to healthcare data aggregation and analysis, fostering more equitable, efficient, and personalized healthcare solutions.Dr. Robbins brings a wealth of experience to the conversation. With a background as a urologist and an MBA tailored for healthcare professionals, Robbins has dedicated his career to bridging the gap between clinical practice and the business of healthcare. His journey to the analytics side of healthcare, driven by a passion for innovation and improving patient care, underpins his current work at PurpleLab.

With over 100 million U.S. adults struggling with medical debt, the need for innovative solutions for healthcare consumers is clear. This discussion is timely as the healthcare industry grapples with the challenges posed by high deductible plans and the consequent rise in medical bills that many find impossible to pay. Millions of Americans’ financial well-being and health are at stake, highlighting the urgent need for systemic change.This episode seeks to answer the core question: “How can the industry alleviate the burden of medical debt for healthcare consumers and offer them a fresh start?” It is a pressing concern for many, as the weight of unpaid medical bills affects one's financial health and discourages individuals from seeking necessary medical care, potentially exacerbating their health issues.This episode of Healthcare Rethink, a FinThrive Podcast hosted by Brian Urban, welcomes Samantha Jacobson, the Founder of Clean SlateZ, to thoroughly examine the initiatives aimed at giving healthcare consumers a “clean slate.” The conversation revolves around the innovative approaches to eliminating medical debt, the personal motivations behind Jacobson’s commitment to this cause, and the broader implications for the healthcare system.Key points of discussion include:The genesis and mission of Clean SlateZ focusing on assisting those burdened by medical debtPersonal stories from Jacobson's life that highlight the dire consequences of inaccessible medical care and the inspiration behind her nonprofit workStrategies for empowering consumers to better manage future medical expenses and the importance of financial literacy in healthcareSamantha Jacobson brings a wealth of experience and a personal connection to the issue. With a professional background in healthcare executive roles and a profoundly personal understanding of the challenges faced by uninsured and underinsured individuals, Jacobson’s insights are both informed and heartfelt. Her efforts with Clean SlateZ underscore a commitment to transforming the healthcare landscape for the better.Key Phrase: healthcare consumersSEO tags: healthcare consumers, Clean SlateZ, Samantha Jacobson, Brian Urban, FinThrive, healthcare solutions, Healthcare Rethink PodcastSubtitle: Healthcare Rethink explores Clean SlateZ’s mission to free healthcare consumers from the burden of medical debt, featuring insights from Founder Samantha Jacobson on creating systemic change.

With over 100 million U.S. adults struggling with medical debt, the need for innovative solutions for healthcare consumers is clear. This discussion is timely as the healthcare industry grapples with the challenges posed by high deductible plans and the consequent rise in medical bills that many find impossible to pay. Millions of Americans’ financial well-being and health are at stake, highlighting the urgent need for systemic change.This episode seeks to answer the core question: “How can the industry alleviate the burden of medical debt for healthcare consumers and offer them a fresh start?” It is a pressing concern for many, as the weight of unpaid medical bills affects one's financial health and discourages individuals from seeking necessary medical care, potentially exacerbating their health issues.This episode of Healthcare Rethink, a FinThrive Podcast hosted by Brian Urban, welcomes Samantha Jacobson, the Founder of Clean SlateZ, to thoroughly examine the initiatives aimed at giving healthcare consumers a “clean slate.” The conversation revolves around the innovative approaches to eliminating medical debt, the personal motivations behind Jacobson’s commitment to this cause, and the broader implications for the healthcare system.Key points of discussion include:The genesis and mission of Clean SlateZ focusing on assisting those burdened by medical debtPersonal stories from Jacobson's life that highlight the dire consequences of inaccessible medical care and the inspiration behind her nonprofit workStrategies for empowering consumers to better manage future medical expenses and the importance of financial literacy in healthcareSamantha Jacobson brings a wealth of experience and a personal connection to the issue. With a professional background in healthcare executive roles and a profoundly personal understanding of the challenges faced by uninsured and underinsured individuals, Jacobson’s insights are both informed and heartfelt. Her efforts with Clean SlateZ underscore a commitment to transforming the healthcare landscape for the better.Key Phrase: healthcare consumersSEO tags: healthcare consumers, Clean SlateZ, Samantha Jacobson, Brian Urban, FinThrive, healthcare solutions, Healthcare Rethink PodcastSubtitle: Healthcare Rethink explores Clean SlateZ’s mission to free healthcare consumers from the burden of medical debt, featuring insights from Founder Samantha Jacobson on creating systemic change.

Three healthcare executives share a common goal: Improve Member Lives. This mission becomes ever more critical in an industry continuously seeking the right formula for quality care. In the current climate, where healthcare expenditures represent nearly 20% of the U.S. GDP, according to a report from CMS, the impetus to optimize member care while curbing costs is a mammoth challenge these leaders are eager to address. On the Healthcare Rethink podcast, Brian Urban steers a discussion that digs deep into the confluence of innovation and tradition, probing into the potential of technology as a facilitator, not a replacement, of the human element in healthcare.In this episode of “Healthcare Rethink,” Urban sits down with three trailblazing executives whose companies are at the vanguard of this challenge: Andrew Parker, the Founder & CEO of Papa, Joe Cardosi, the Founder & CEO of Free Market Health, and Nathan Landsbaum, the Plan President and CEO at Sunshine Health. They discuss integrating innovative healthcare models that aim to improve patient’s lives through technology without losing sight of the human element.Critical Points of Conversation:Enhancing member engagement through digital platforms while keeping the human touchAddressing the unique needs of Medicaid populations with high-tech and high-touch solutionsThe critical role of data and connectivity in optimizing healthcare deliveryAndrew Parker, the pioneer behind Papa, has a knack for growth and an eye for innovation. Since his last appearance, Papa has embarked on “Phase Two,” expanding their human care platform's influence within the home, targeting specific health plan goals, and introducing programs that resonate with recent CMS requirements. With over 2.5 million in-home support visits, Papa is shaping the landscape of personalized health assistance.Joe Cardosi, the tech wizard at Free Market Health, is driving a revolutionary approach to specialty drug provision. Under his stewardship, the company aims to align the complexities of the specialty drug ecosystem with the core need for patient-centric care. His platform facilitates a competitive marketplace and ensures that every step of the patient’s journey—from prescription to adherence—managed with utmost care.Nathan Landsbaum, steering Sunshine Health with a finance acumen and leadership flair, spotlights the health plan’s initiatives like Sunshine Health Works. This workforce development program educates and employs community members, empowering them to serve in healthcare. He focuses on addressing the supply-demand imbalance in healthcare resources and enhancing interoperability to enable real-time decision-making for member care.Key Phrase: improve member livesSEO tags: Brian Urban, Healthcare Rethink Podcast, FinThrive, Sunshine Health, Nathan Landsbaum, Joe Cardosi, Free Market Health, Andrew Parker, PapaSubtitle: Healthcare innovators Andrew Parker, Nathan Landsbaum, and Joe Cardosi discuss their mission to improve member lives on the Healthcare Rethink podcast.

Three healthcare executives share a common goal: Improve Member Lives. This mission becomes ever more critical in an industry continuously seeking the right formula for quality care. In the current climate, where healthcare expenditures represent nearly 20% of the U.S. GDP, according to a report from CMS, the impetus to optimize member care while curbing costs is a mammoth challenge these leaders are eager to address. On the Healthcare Rethink podcast, Brian Urban steers a discussion that digs deep into the confluence of innovation and tradition, probing into the potential of technology as a facilitator, not a replacement, of the human element in healthcare.In this episode of “Healthcare Rethink,” Urban sits down with three trailblazing executives whose companies are at the vanguard of this challenge: Andrew Parker, the Founder & CEO of Papa, Joe Cardosi, the Founder & CEO of Free Market Health, and Nathan Landsbaum, the Plan President and CEO at Sunshine Health. They discuss integrating innovative healthcare models that aim to improve patient’s lives through technology without losing sight of the human element.Critical Points of Conversation:Enhancing member engagement through digital platforms while keeping the human touchAddressing the unique needs of Medicaid populations with high-tech and high-touch solutionsThe critical role of data and connectivity in optimizing healthcare deliveryAndrew Parker, the pioneer behind Papa, has a knack for growth and an eye for innovation. Since his last appearance, Papa has embarked on “Phase Two,” expanding their human care platform's influence within the home, targeting specific health plan goals, and introducing programs that resonate with recent CMS requirements. With over 2.5 million in-home support visits, Papa is shaping the landscape of personalized health assistance.Joe Cardosi, the tech wizard at Free Market Health, is driving a revolutionary approach to specialty drug provision. Under his stewardship, the company aims to align the complexities of the specialty drug ecosystem with the core need for patient-centric care. His platform facilitates a competitive marketplace and ensures that every step of the patient’s journey—from prescription to adherence—managed with utmost care.Nathan Landsbaum, steering Sunshine Health with a finance acumen and leadership flair, spotlights the health plan’s initiatives like Sunshine Health Works. This workforce development program educates and employs community members, empowering them to serve in healthcare. He focuses on addressing the supply-demand imbalance in healthcare resources and enhancing interoperability to enable real-time decision-making for member care.Key Phrase: improve member livesSEO tags: Brian Urban, Healthcare Rethink Podcast, FinThrive, Sunshine Health, Nathan Landsbaum, Joe Cardosi, Free Market Health, Andrew Parker, PapaSubtitle: Healthcare innovators Andrew Parker, Nathan Landsbaum, and Joe Cardosi discuss their mission to improve member lives on the Healthcare Rethink podcast.

Supercharging care management, a central concern in healthcare requires understanding the powerful technological tools available to make a difference. Artificial Intelligence (AI) stands poised to redefine patient care coordination. The discussion around such technological leaps is not just timely but crucial, considering the ever-rising healthcare costs and the need for improved patient outcomes. This context sets the stage for a pertinent conversation about how companies like Laguna Health deploy advanced AI tools, like Natural Language Processing (NLP), to revolutionize the industry.The latest Healthcare Rethink episode, a podcast series by FinThrive, features an in-depth discussion with Yoni Shtein, CEO and Co-Founder of Laguna Health, led by host Brian Urban. The dialogue focuses on how Laguna Health is implementing AI to enhance the efficiency of care management and adherence to care plans.Highlights from the episode include:The integration of NLP and AI to relieve the administrative burden on care managersLaguna Health's contribution to diminishing hospital readmissions and reducing healthcare costsThe incorporation of social determinants into care plans, aiming to elevate patient care standardsYoni Shtein’s path to healthcare was deeply personal, ignited by a family loss. With a professional foundation as a software engineer at Microsoft and a track record in business model innovation, Shtein and his business partner, Yael Adam, contribute deep insights from her tenure at a digital health startup, making the Laguna Health leadership team uniquely equipped to drive progress in the tech-healthcare sector and supercharge care management.Key Phrase: care managementSEO tags: Brian Urban, Healthcare Rethink Podcast, FinThrive, Yoni Shtein, Laguna Health, care managementSubtitle: Yoni Shtein, the CEO and Co-Founder of Laguna Health, shares Laguna’s efforts to supercharge care management on the Healthcare Rethink podcast.

Supercharging care management, a central concern in healthcare requires understanding the powerful technological tools available to make a difference. Artificial Intelligence (AI) stands poised to redefine patient care coordination. The discussion around such technological leaps is not just timely but crucial, considering the ever-rising healthcare costs and the need for improved patient outcomes. This context sets the stage for a pertinent conversation about how companies like Laguna Health deploy advanced AI tools, like Natural Language Processing (NLP), to revolutionize the industry.The latest Healthcare Rethink episode, a podcast series by FinThrive, features an in-depth discussion with Yoni Shtein, CEO and Co-Founder of Laguna Health, led by host Brian Urban. The dialogue focuses on how Laguna Health is implementing AI to enhance the efficiency of care management and adherence to care plans.Highlights from the episode include:The integration of NLP and AI to relieve the administrative burden on care managersLaguna Health's contribution to diminishing hospital readmissions and reducing healthcare costsThe incorporation of social determinants into care plans, aiming to elevate patient care standardsYoni Shtein’s path to healthcare was deeply personal, ignited by a family loss. With a professional foundation as a software engineer at Microsoft and a track record in business model innovation, Shtein and his business partner, Yael Adam, contribute deep insights from her tenure at a digital health startup, making the Laguna Health leadership team uniquely equipped to drive progress in the tech-healthcare sector and supercharge care management.Key Phrase: care managementSEO tags: Brian Urban, Healthcare Rethink Podcast, FinThrive, Yoni Shtein, Laguna Health, care managementSubtitle: Yoni Shtein, the CEO and Co-Founder of Laguna Health, shares Laguna’s efforts to supercharge care management on the Healthcare Rethink podcast.

Currently, the healthcare system is grappling with issues of equity, access, and the integration of social determinants of health. As a result, the conversation around transformative leadership in healthcare education has never been more crucial. Amidst a backdrop of systemic challenges, including structural racism and socioeconomic disparities, the role of education in shaping the future of healthcare is under the spotlight. Dr. Christopher King’s journey from a passionate health educator to the Dean at Georgetown University encapsulates a narrative of change, highlighting the intersection of healthcare, education, and social justice. This discussion is timely, as the industry seeks to pivot from traditional models to more inclusive, equitable healthcare delivery systems. The stakes are high, with the potential to redefine health outcomes for marginalized communities and set new standards for healthcare leadership.What does it take to lead a transformative shift in healthcare education and practice? How can the principles of social justice and equity be embedded in the fabric of healthcare delivery? The latest segment of the “Rethink Healthcare” podcast by Finthrive explored the insights and experiences of Dr. Christopher King. Host Brian Urban delved into the work and career of Dr. King, Dean at Georgetown University with a conversation on the challenges and opportunities of integrating social determinants of health into healthcare education and practice. Some other key points of their discussion included:The significance of education in addressing health disparities and structural racism.Dr. King’s journey from health educator to Dean, and his impact on shaping healthcare education.Strategies for embedding principles of social justice and equity in healthcare delivery systems.Dr. Christopher King is the Dean at Georgetown University. His career is a testament to his commitment to social justice and healthcare equity. With a background in community health and experience in various healthcare settings, Dr. King has dedicated his life to addressing the root causes of health disparities. His work emphasizes the importance of understanding and integrating social determinants of health into healthcare education and practice. As the inaugural Dean at Georgetown University, Dr. King is at the forefront of reimagining healthcare education to prepare the next generation of leaders to tackle the complex challenges of our healthcare system.

Currently, the healthcare system is grappling with issues of equity, access, and the integration of social determinants of health. As a result, the conversation around transformative leadership in healthcare education has never been more crucial. Amidst a backdrop of systemic challenges, including structural racism and socioeconomic disparities, the role of education in shaping the future of healthcare is under the spotlight. Dr. Christopher King’s journey from a passionate health educator to the Dean at Georgetown University encapsulates a narrative of change, highlighting the intersection of healthcare, education, and social justice. This discussion is timely, as the industry seeks to pivot from traditional models to more inclusive, equitable healthcare delivery systems. The stakes are high, with the potential to redefine health outcomes for marginalized communities and set new standards for healthcare leadership.What does it take to lead a transformative shift in healthcare education and practice? How can the principles of social justice and equity be embedded in the fabric of healthcare delivery? The latest segment of the “Rethink Healthcare” podcast by Finthrive explored the insights and experiences of Dr. Christopher King. Host Brian Urban delved into the work and career of Dr. King, Dean at Georgetown University with a conversation on the challenges and opportunities of integrating social determinants of health into healthcare education and practice. Some other key points of their discussion included:The significance of education in addressing health disparities and structural racism.Dr. King’s journey from health educator to Dean, and his impact on shaping healthcare education.Strategies for embedding principles of social justice and equity in healthcare delivery systems.Dr. Christopher King is the Dean at Georgetown University. His career is a testament to his commitment to social justice and healthcare equity. With a background in community health and experience in various healthcare settings, Dr. King has dedicated his life to addressing the root causes of health disparities. His work emphasizes the importance of understanding and integrating social determinants of health into healthcare education and practice. As the inaugural Dean at Georgetown University, Dr. King is at the forefront of reimagining healthcare education to prepare the next generation of leaders to tackle the complex challenges of our healthcare system.

In an era where healthcare innovation is paramount, the latest episode of Healthcare Rethink by FinThrive introduces Holon Health’s holistic care model for individuals battling substance abuse disorders. Host Brian Urban and Holon Health CEO Jason Herzog delve into the integration of healthcare and criminal justice to support substance abuse patients.Holon Health’s holistic care model addresses biological, social, and psychological needs, aiming to improve patient outcomes, minimize emergency visits, and reduce recidivism. The company also employs the use of advanced technology in caring for these vulnerable groups, including a companion app that fosters improved communication and engagement between patients and the criminal justice system.