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Highlights from our conversation with Brandy Thompson from Benefitbay about empowering workplace benefit recipients.
In this episode, Bob Smith shares his remarkable journey of living with a genetic heart condition, receiving an ascending aortic valve replacement, undergoing chest-opening surgery, and returning to an active, adventurous life. Bob highlights the importance of patience but also tenacity in the recovery process, asking your doctor the right questions, and living boldly despite physical and medical challenges.
https://www.instagram.com/aortic_adventure/
Highlights from our conversation with Bob Smith, ascending aortic valve replacement recipient and courageous adventurer.
In this episode, Dr. Kelli Frias explores the complex world of medical tourism, cross-border healthcare, and the psychological and behavioral factors influencing patient decisions. Discover insights into how cost, quality perceptions, and AI are shaping the future of healthcare access.
https://www.hcarelab.org/lab-members/frias-k
Highlights from our conversation with Kelli Frias PhD. from American University discussing US medical tourism to Mexico.
In this episode, Amanda Gerace shares her transformative journey through grief, her work as a death doula, and the healing potential of plant medicines like psilocybin. Discover how embracing death can lead to a more meaningful life and learn about innovative end-of-life practices.
https://grassroots-wellness.com/
Highlights from our conversation with Amanda Gerace, a death doula who utilizes psilocybin in conjunction with her end of life supportive care.
Kelsey Denham shares her journey from personal healthcare challenges to founding Altored Health, a platform aimed at increasing transparency and reducing costs in healthcare. Discover how her innovative approach is empowering patients and transforming the industry.
https://altoredhealth.com/
Highlights from our conversation with Kelsey Denham, founder and CEO of Altored Health.
In this episode, Jacob Campbell from HED discusses the critical role of space and human-centric design in healthcare facilities, exploring how architecture impacts healing, staff performance, and community integration.
https://hed.co/
From the publisher's feed
This interview-based podcast focuses on how innovation in healthcare is showing up for the benefit of consumers, regular people, anyone who is seeking a way to be healthier and better manage their health. Finally healthcare is being designed "for the people".
We seek to shine a light on the movers, shakers, and innovators across the industry. This includes everything from the tech and digital-based startups providing care and services, to the academics and the medical researchers changing healthcare from inside our educational institutions, to the clinical, biomedical, and medical equipment organizations bringing innovation to our homes, phones and doctor’s offices. It gives a platform to those who are helping to change how healthcare is accessed, delivered, and experienced, for so many Americans.
And equally as important, to truly add the human side of healthcare to this podcast, we cover alot of human stories about real people and their experiences on their healthcare journeys.
Jeremy and Heather will cover some hot healthcare topics as they arise at the top of some of our pre-recorded episodes. Have an interesting topic or new consumer focused healthcare product, program or service you think we should cover? Let us know.
What's especially unique about this podcast is that you have a healthcare industry veteran coupled with your average Joe American to bring levity, authenticity, and a "real" human perspective to these conversations so they don't get too clinical, to in the weeds or complex that you have no idea what we're talking about.
Also available in video format on YouTube and Patreon!
https://www.youtube.com/@HealthcareUprising
https://www.patreon.com/healthcareuprising