In this special roundtable, Bob Roth sits down with Axxess executives Wendy Conlon, Andrew Olowu, and Tim Ingram to discuss leadership, technology, and the evolving landscape of care at home. From AI-driven innovation to client experience and industry collaboration, the conversation highlights how forward-thinking leadership is helping providers navigate change and improve outcomes for patients and caregivers alike.

Bob Roth welcomes Dr. James Whitfill, physician and Chief Transformation Officer at HonorHealth, for a conversation about where healthcare is headed. They explore how technology, AI, and innovation are reshaping patient care, improving outcomes, and restoring the human connection in medicine. Dr. Whitfill shares insights on predictive analytics, digital access, workforce challenges, and the future of medical education through HonorHealth’s partnership with ASU. It’s a forward-looking discussion on how healthcare systems can evolve to better serve patients, providers, and communities.

Neal Kursban, CEO of Family & Nursing Care, joins Bob Roth for a wide-ranging conversation on second-generation leadership and what it takes to build a lasting home care company. Kursban shares the values his mother embedded when she founded the business in 1968 and how that DNA still guides decisions today. He explains why his agency offers both registry and employee-based care models, and how transparency creates better outcomes for families. They also dig into caregiver retention, overtime pay philosophy, technology and AI challenges, regulation concerns, and why the future may belong to “personal assistants,” not “caregivers.”

Bob Roth sits down with Dr. Tiffany Pankow of HonorHealth to talk about caregiver wellness, burnout, and why supporting staff improves patient care. They cover peer support, Blue Zones at work, loneliness as a health risk, and simple ways patients can prepare for primary care visits. Plus quick takes on habits, purpose, and building health span through small steps.

Neurologist and psychiatrist Dr. Dani Cabral joins Bob Roth to discuss why brain health care works best when medicine and mental health are treated together. Cabral shares her path from Banner Alzheimer’s Institute to launching Brain Love, a specialty practice built for both patients and care partners. They talk about early evaluation, the rise of new anti-amyloid treatments, why lifestyle changes need real accountability, and the stigma around the word “dementia.” Cabral also explains her “brain tune-up” approach and what the next 5–10 years could bring.

Bob Roth is joined by employment attorney Angelo Spinola and Mordechai Wolhendler, founder of GLATT Health Consulting Group, to preview The Home Care Show taking place in Miami on February 17–18. The conversation explores why the event was designed for executives who want meaningful connections, real peer-to-peer dialogue, and practical insight into scaling home care businesses. Together, they examine the biggest challenges facing the industry in 2026 and beyond, including rising costs, regulatory pressure, labor dynamics, payer diversification, and the real-world role of AI and innovation in sustaining and growing home care organizations.

Bob Roth welcomes Dr. Heather Carter, CEO of Health Choice Arizona and GM of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona’s Medicaid segment, for a wide-ranging conversation on the forces shaping health and aging in Arizona. Carter connects her roots as a middle-school teacher and legislator to today’s Medicaid realities, KidsCare eligibility, caregiver safety, and provider burnout. They explore why social needs show up in classrooms, how policy impacts real families, and what it will take to support caregivers and build a sustainable health workforce.

In this episode of Health Futures: Taking Stock in You, Bob Roth sits down with health coach and EFT practitioner Edie Feffer to explore the powerful connection between emotional health, food freedom, and self-trust. Edie shares her personal journey, explains primary vs. secondary food, and breaks down how Emotional Freedom Techniques (tapping) help regulate stress, trauma, and caregiver burnout. A thoughtful conversation on healing the nervous system, setting meaningful goals, and supporting longevity for caregivers and older adults.

HonorHealth CEO Todd LaPorte joins Bob Roth to discuss how forward-looking leadership is reshaping healthcare in Arizona. From Scottsdale’s Blue Zones initiative to tackling social isolation, Todd explains the shift from sick care to well care. He also shares how HonorHealth is responsibly using AI and emerging technologies like virtual nursing, ambient monitoring, and innovation labs to improve access, coordination, and outcomes, along with major advances at the HonorHealth Research Institute and its partnership with ASU’s new medical school. #HealthFutures #HonorHealth #ToddLaPorte #HealthcareLeadership

Bob Roth welcomes back Dr. Sommer Gunia, a breast surgical oncologist with CBCAZ and HonorHealth, joined by patient, and Bob’s sister-in-law, Amy Dox. Dr. Gunia breaks down the newest breakthroughs in breast cancer surgery, from wire-free localization to glowing lymph-node mapping and real-time imaging that dramatically reduces repeat procedures. She also shares her path to breast oncology, her passion for hands-on innovation, and how specialists stay ahead in a rapidly evolving field. A clear, compelling look at where breast cancer care is headed.