Compliance rarely fails because someone intended to do the wrong thing—it fails because systems, incentives, and communication break down. In this episode of Health Law Pulse, we talk with Aubrey Grabow, a healthcare executive and clinician, about what it really takes to lead quality, safety, and compliance inside large, complex healthcare organizations. We discuss scaling care, provider incentives, advanced practice providers, and why strong organizations design systems that make the right decisions easier.

If you were redesigning healthcare today, where would you start? Scott Kronlund, MD joins the podcast to unpack the challenges and opportunities facing modern medicine—and what real leadership looks like in a system under strain.

In this episode of Health Law Pulse, I’m joined by Amy Smith, seasoned healthcare compliance executive, to discuss what it really takes to lead quality, safety, and compliance inside complex healthcare organizations. We talk about scaling care, aligning incentives, supporting clinicians, and why compliance works best when it’s embedded into operations—not bolted on after the fact.

In this episode of Health Law Pulse, I’m joined by Michael Rhodes, MD, Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs at the Noorda College of Osteopathic Medicine and a longtime physician leader in quality and credentialing.

We talk about building a new medical school, the future of family medicine, and the often-overlooked systems—credentialing, peer review, and quality oversight—that quietly protect patient safety every day.

Listen to a behind-the-scenes look at how medicine stays safe, accountable, and evolving.