How I Transformed This

In this episode, Scott Vasey, Senior Vice President for Network Management at AmeriHealth Caritas joins Virsys12 CEO and Founder Tammy Hawes to discuss the work he's doing to build a more effective provider network, where all data and processes are housed in a single workflow and platform. He also shares his perspective on some of the biggest themes that are taking a central focus in the industry today, from patient-first care to data accuracy to telehealth.

In this episode, Marc Watkins, Chief Medical Officer at Kroger, joins Virsys 12 CEO and Founder Tammy Hawes to describe the exciting work Kroger is doing through its Food as Medicine Initiative, which is working to improve community health through education and access to healthy foods. He also explains how Kroger is using engagement and personalization to improve health outcomes in its clinics and pharmacies.

In part two of his interview, Bo Bartholomew, CEO of EvidenceCare, rejoins Virsys12 CEO and Founder Tammy Hawes to explain how EvidenceCare is disrupting the healthcare system by embedding clinical knowledge and resources directly into electronic medical records. He also describes the three key components every startup should focus on developing in order to set themselves up for success.

In part two of his interview, co-founder and executive chairman of Madaket Health, Jim Dougherty joins Virsys12 founder and CEO Tammy Hawes and her co-host Clark Buckner again to discuss his advice for business owners and leaders as they navigate COVID-19. Dougherty also shares his vision for the future of healthcare beyond this crisis.

In this two-part episode, Bo Bartholomew, CEO of EvidenceCare, joins Virsys12 CEO and Founder Tammy Hawes to explain how EvidenceCare is disrupting the healthcare system by embedding clinical knowledge and resources directly into electronic medical records. He also shares the story of his unique journey into his current role, along with his vision for a healthcare industry that's built on a foundation of integrity.

In this two-part episode, Jim Dougherty, co-founder and executive chairman of Madaket Health, joins Virsys12 CEO and Founder Tammy Hawes to explain how his company is simplifying the administrative data exchanges between healthcare payers and providers. He shares how Madaket's unique software is reducing the time for these data exchanges from four months to four minutes, freeing doctors up to focus on improving quality of care for their patients.

In this episode, Jason Rose, CEO of AdhereHealth, joins Virsys12 CEO and Founder Tammy Hawes to shed light on the issue of medication adherence, which affects 50 percent of all Americans. He explains how AdhereHealth uses analytics to identify social determinants of health and potential problems with medication adherence, working with clinicians and patients to tackle this issue. He also shares why this work has taken on a new significance due to COVID-19.

In this episode, Dilawar Syed, CEO of Lumiata, joins Virsys12 CEO and Founder Tammy Hawes to share about the unique ways his company is using artificial intelligence to predict outcomes, interpret data and manage risks in healthcare. In the midst of COVID-19, this work has become more important than ever, and he shares his hope that Lumiata's models and products will continue to help manage risk and solve high-level problems surrounding the pandemic.

In this episode, Steve O'Quin, Vice President of Technology at OrthoFi, joins Virsys12 CEO and Founder Tammy Hawes to discuss the work he's doing to help streamline the payment process for orthodontic practices. He also shares strategies for maintaining patient engagement while many offices are closed during COVID-19, and he advocates for the underrated benefits of using cloud-based platforms to build new solutions.

In this episode, Lauren Donahoo, Director of Digital Marketing for Professional Physical Therapy, joins Virsys12 CEO and founder Tammy Hawes to talk about her passion for digital transformation that improves the lives of patients. Lauren offers insight into some of the biggest challenges facing marketers in the healthcare industry, but she also explains how she's worked to overcome them and connect with patients in an empathetic, helpful way. She shares how resources like Salesforce have made it possible for Professional Physical Therapy to scale into the future and continue to break down the barriers that keep people from receiving care.