In this episode, Dr. Mark Moseley, President of USF Tampa General Physicians at Tampa General Hospital, shares how investing in culture, fostering resilience, and strengthening relationships helps his team navigate uncertainty while delivering both safety-net care and high-end services across Florida.

This episode features Ashley Vertuno, FACHE, Chief Executive Officer at HCA Florida JFK North Hospital, as she shares her passion for building high performing teams, expanding access through specialized services, and fostering a culture rooted in purpose and excellence. Ashley also discusses her top leadership priorities including workforce resilience, physician alignment, and cultural integration, along with what it takes to lead a thriving healthcare organization in the years ahead.

In this episode, Rob Chestnut, CFO of LMH Health, shares his unique journey from being born at the hospital to leading its financial strategy. He discusses key industry trends, the hospital’s investment in service expansion, and how community support is fueling projects in oncology, cardiology, and patient experience.

In this episode, Andy Zukowski, CFO of ECU Health, shares the organization’s top financial priorities for 2025 and its long-term strategy for rural healthcare transformation. He also discusses ECU Health’s effort to reopen Martin General Hospital and how his leadership philosophy continues to guide the system through industry challenges.

This episode features Todd Currier, Administrator at Bend Surgery Center, sharing insights on key trends shaping the ASC industry, including mergers and acquisitions, expanding procedure types, and the growing role of technology and robotics in surgical care. Todd also discusses strategic growth plans and the ongoing need for advocacy in reimbursement policies.

In this episode, Dr. Barbara Hanson and Dr. Igor Koralnik from Northwestern Medicine share groundbreaking research uncovering a potential connection between human pegivirus and Parkinson’s disease. They discuss the study’s findings, the role of genetics and immune response, and how existing antiviral treatments might one day be repurposed to help patients.

In this episode, Tim Affeldt, President at HOSP Alliance, shares insights on the evolving landscape of infusion therapy, including the shift toward home-based care, cost pressures, and the growth of specialty pharmacy. He also offers leadership advice and reflections on staying adaptive in a rapidly changing healthcare environment.

This episode features Dr. Tan (Dan) Chen, Assistant Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery at Geisinger, as he shares insights on advancing minimally invasive spine techniques, the promise of endoscopic surgery and systemic challenges facing rural healthcare. He also discusses emerging technologies in implant design, motion-preserving surgery and the potential role of AI in standardizing spine care.

In this episode, Emma Gimmel, Director of Nursing at Manhattan Endoscopy Center, shares insights on the evolution of ASCs, the expansion into new specialties, and how outpatient care can play a pivotal role in building a more affordable, resilient healthcare system. She also discusses upcoming regulatory changes and how the center is preparing for future growth.

In this episode, Dr. Nathan Crock of Premera Blue Cross shares how the AI-powered chatbot “Alice” is helping hundreds of customer service representatives quickly find accurate information, reducing call times, improving member satisfaction, and enhancing internal knowledge management.