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Our guest today is a Healthcare Executive from Philadelphia, who sold her ABA Therapy company to a national home health company a few years ago after starting in her basement. While you will often see Founders walk away after an acquisition, Kathleen’s passion for the value of ABA services and the children in need have caused her to stay the course. She gives us a detailed comparison between ABA therapy and the more familiar Occupational, Physical, and Speech Therapies. The industry is growing and positioned to change the lives of millions in need, but an extremely challenging obstacles looms. Listen to find out what it is…

Key Jobs in ABA Therapy

Registered Behavior Technician

Board Certified Behavioral Analyst

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Thank you to our newest sponsor Workhere, hyperlocal candidate delivery. Remember to listen for the secret word and visit Hydra BPM then scroll to the bottom to click on the Secret Word Button.

Today we visit with Belinda Williams, a passionate clinical leader in Texas. I didn't know Belinda when she started her career, but she appears to have the same passion today as she did in the beginning. She has goals for opening a non-profit in the future, but for now she is focused on helping lead Thrive Skilled Pediatric Care through a growth phase. It is a long conversation, but thought-provoking, so much so we plan to have her back for another episode.

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We visit with Alex Shortle, principal with Meridian Street Capital, an Indianapolis venture fund focused on healthcare. He discusses why he believes it's difficult to define healthcare as a market and is the information entrepreneurs find online aligning with VC's perspective. Find out what he is curious about in VC and healthcare over the next five years.

We announce our Secret Word Giveaway! Hear my thoughts about the root cause for the changes in Gen Z, social psychologist Jonathan Haidt, identifies on the Jordan Harbinger show.

We speak with a Pediatric Registered Nurse, Aren Morris. Aren brings valuable perspective in the patient care setting with more than a decade of experience as a pediatric nurse after graduating from TCU with a BSN. Recently, she returned to a specialist group practice as a pediatric cardiology nurse after leading the clinical team of a Texas home health agency. Previously, she worked at a top ranked Texas pediatric hospital as a clinical leader and RN. We discuss the differences in nurses between settings and how the industry contributes to these differences. Aren gives advice on how to have a difficult conversation with patients and their families.

With this episode we launch our miniseries, Doses. Shorter thoughts, opinions, and information to keep you #Hydrated between full episodes.

A deeper introduction into Hydra BPM and we discuss top healthcare stories from 2017 and the trends of 2018. We wrap up the episode highlighting clips from our first few episodes.

https://www.healthcareitnews.com/projects/healthcare-it-year-review-our-best-and-most-popular-stories-2017

Upcoming schedule for Get Hydrated and Hydra BPM

Look for us at Home Health Care News Summit in Chicago on September 20, 2018.