This week’s episode of Healthcare On Air continues the deep dive into how hologram technology is redefining healthcare access and communication.

Host Robin Goldsmith and David Nussbaum, Founder, Inventor and Chairman of Proto Hologram, explore the real-world impact of “beaming” doctors and patients into shared spaces, in 4K, life-size, and in real time.

From breaking language barriers with AI-powered, multilingual holograms to creating conversational avatars that can deliver expertise anytime, anywhere, Nussbaum reveals how Proto is expanding the reach of world-class care. He shares how healthcare providers and educators are adopting the tech, the path to broader acceptance, and why affordability, awareness, and ease of use are key to making holographic visits commonplace.

This forward-looking conversation offers a glimpse into a future where doctors can be in multiple places at once, patient experiences are richer and more personal, and healthcare becomes truly borderless.

This week’s episode of Healthcare On Air continues the deep dive into how hologram technology is redefining healthcare access and communication.

Host Robin Goldsmith and David Nussbaum, Founder, Inventor and Chairman of Proto Hologram, explore the real-world impact of “beaming” doctors and patients into shared spaces, in 4K, life-size, and in real time.

From breaking language barriers with AI-powered, multilingual holograms to creating conversational avatars that can deliver expertise anytime, anywhere, Nussbaum reveals how Proto is expanding the reach of world-class care. He shares how healthcare providers and educators are adopting the tech, the path to broader acceptance, and why affordability, awareness, and ease of use are key to making holographic visits commonplace.

This forward-looking conversation offers a glimpse into a future where doctors can be in multiple places at once, patient experiences are richer and more personal, and healthcare becomes truly borderless.

This week’s episode of Healthcare On Air spotlights how hologram technology is breaking barriers in healthcare access, training, and patient engagement.

Host Robin Goldsmith sits down with David Nussbaum, Founder and Chairman of Proto Hologram, to explore how life-sized, real-time “beamed” presence is transforming the way doctors, educators, and patients connect.

From enabling top medical professors to deliver immersive lectures across the globe, to allowing oncologists to consult with rural and tribal communities without travel, Proto’s HIPAA-compliant platform is redefining telehealth. Nussbaum shares the origin story of shrinking large-scale holographic stages into portable, high‑resolution booths, the challenges of adoption in healthcare, and why low‑latency, high‑fidelity connectivity is key to life‑saving conversations.

This forward‑looking discussion reveals how a mix of innovation, connectivity, and vision is creating new possibilities for care delivery—bridging distances, maximizing expertise, and making face‑to‑face connection possible anywhere.

This week’s episode of Healthcare On Air spotlights how hologram technology is breaking barriers in healthcare access, training, and patient engagement.

Host Robin Goldsmith sits down with David Nussbaum, Founder and Chairman of Proto Hologram, to explore how life-sized, real-time “beamed” presence is transforming the way doctors, educators, and patients connect.

From enabling top medical professors to deliver immersive lectures across the globe, to allowing oncologists to consult with rural and tribal communities without travel, Proto’s HIPAA-compliant platform is redefining telehealth. Nussbaum shares the origin story of shrinking large-scale holographic stages into portable, high‑resolution booths, the challenges of adoption in healthcare, and why low‑latency, high‑fidelity connectivity is key to life‑saving conversations.

This forward‑looking discussion reveals how a mix of innovation, connectivity, and vision is creating new possibilities for care delivery—bridging distances, maximizing expertise, and making face‑to‑face connection possible anywhere.

This week's episode of Healthcare On Air continues the conversation with our incredible panel of industry leaders as they dive even deeper into how decentralized clinical trials, digital health, and AI are transforming research and patient care.

Host Robin Goldsmith and co-host Brian Urban are joined once again by Barghavi Govindarajan, Co-Founder and CEO of Arrived AI; Lauren Sunshine, Director of Product Management, Digital Health at Bristol Myers Squibb; and Craig Lipset, Co-Founder of the Decentralized Trials & Research Alliance.

Together, they tackle critical questions around data privacy, AI governance, patient trust, and the explosion of real-world data from wearables and digital devices. The discussion also highlights the growing role of cross-industry collaboration, the emergence of patient-led drug development, and the exciting future of aging-at-home technologies. This dynamic conversation offers an honest and forward-thinking look at the opportunities and challenges shaping the next era of clinical research and care.