In this episode, Pranam takes a rare, behind-the-scenes journey through the company’s history with the people who helped build it from the inside out. In this special series, he sits down with five of some of The Garage’s longest-tenured visionaries — Madhu Gali (Senior Project Manager), Nadia Robeson (Director, Data Sciences), Phillip Marrett (VP, Data Analytics), Chandler Douglas (Head of Engineering), and Jessica Robinson (Chief Platform Officer). They talk about the early days, the challenges over the years, and the state of healthcare technology today. Expect a raw, real look at some of the people who have helped power healthcare's most comprehensive population health management platform.

Pranam is joined by Dr. Steven Lane, Chief Medical Officer at Health Gorilla, and together they explore the current state of interoperability and Health Gorilla’s role in shaping a national interoperability standard, how to break down the current barriers and transform data into actionable insights, the increasing role of AI & machine learning in advancing data usability, and what the future holds for TEFCA and other initiatives aimed at strengthening healthcare data exchange.

Pranam is joined in person by Cibolo Health's Nate White (President/CEO), Brittany Sachdeva (Chief Clinical Officer), and Clint MacKinney (Chief Medical Officer) to discuss value-based rural healthcare. In this conversation, they dive into the key issues shaping rural healthcare in the United States, emerging trends, and what's ahead in 2025. They also unpack the critical role of Clinically Integrated Networks (CINs) in driving value-based care, having a digital-first, data-first architecture that drives accessibility and affordability for rural communities, and the role tech, data, and AI play in rural health networks.

In this panel episode of Ben's Den, we dive into the transformative healthcare trends, critical insights, and the election's impact on healthcare, including value-based care and policy shifts. Gain insight on what to expect in 2025, including the tech outlook. Pranam is joined by our panel of healthcare leaders who bring unique perspectives to this conversation: Himadri Sarkar, Chief Solutions Officer at Teleperformance, Mary Zelazny, CEO of Finger Lakes Community Health, and Joe Taylor, President of Community Care Collaborative of PA & NJ.

Katherine Evans, President of the Novocardia Division of CVAUSA, joins Pranam to discuss driving more specialist accountability in population health outcomes. During their conversation, they discuss the state of outcomes-based payment models in cardiovascular care, including model adoption and organization readiness, defining KPIs in a multi-specialty setting, the role data and tech play, having patient-centered care and shared decision-making with other providers, reducing waste and overutilization in specialty care, and the key best practices and pitfalls to avoid.

Pete DiFondi, CDPHP's Chief Information Officer, joins Pranam and discusses what it means to be "Data-First" for CDPHP. They examine how this approach impacts Security and compliance, Provider Engagement, Member Experience, Business Process Transformation, Innovation, and Agility. They also discuss best practices that should be adopted when transitioning into a Data-First strategy and the common pitfalls to avoid.

In this special Fuse 2024 episode, Dr. Geeta Nayyar—Chief Medical Officer, technologist, and Wall Street Journal best-selling author—joins Pranam Ben live to discuss the state of the healthcare industry, the impact of misinformation, and the future of healthcare. Dr. G shares her insights on technology and data's role in this transformative era, the challenges posed by healthcare misinformation, and her vision for the future of healthcare.

Pranam is joined by John Dionisio, CIO at SOMOS Community Care, and they discuss the world of Artificial Intelligence and its impact on community providers. Pranam and JD talk about the opportunities and threats that AI presents, the AI buzz and whether it's good or bad, best practices, and what can be learned from past transformative tech adoptions.

In this episode of Ben's Den, Pranam is joined by Scott Mancuso, Chief Medical Officer of Honest Medical Group, where they discuss a 360-degree view of aging in place, initial lessons learned in the enablement of at-home programs, and how enabling a digital-first, data-first architecture empowers success in aging in place strategies.