I Don't Care

On this episode of I Don't Care with Kevin Stevenson, we have a conversation with Mark Olney, Managing Director of Health and Public Service at Accenture.

Mark discusses consumer expectations for healthcare and how they differ by generation. How are Millennials and Gen Z approaching healthcare differently than their parents? Can healthcare companies adjust their messaging to reach younger generations?

We ask these questions and more on this episode of I Don't Care!

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In the second part of his interview with Randy Grimes on I Don't Care, Kevin Stevenson and the former NFL offensive lineman discuss the road to recovery, his efforts to help other athletes, and the widespread nature of the problem of opioids in sports. 

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Randy Grimes joins this episode of I Don't Care with Kevin Stevenson for the first of a two-part interview discussing his career in the NFL, addiction to opioids, and eventual recovery. 

As the opioid epidemic continues to rage in the United States, Randy shares his personal story of how he found himself in the throws of addiction and what it took to get clean. 

For more information Randy's efforts to help other athletes as they fight the same battle he did, visit www.proathletesinrecovery.info.

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The latest episode of I Don't Care with Kevin Stevenson tackled the topic of building and creating healing environments in healthcare. Special guest Dr. Susan Mazer, President, CEO & Co-Founder of Healing Healthcare Systems, joined the show to share her expertise on the topic.

"If the environment is not positive, supportive, comforting, stress reducing, welcoming...then what is it doing?" she asked. "If you don't design the environment, the environment will design you."

She advocated for carefully considering every aspect of the environment to create a place that puts patients and guests at ease. Listen to the full episode to hear all of Dr. Mazer's insights on creating healing environments.

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The holiday season is a joyous and happy time for many people, but for some it can be an emotionally trying time. Interacting with family, missing family members who have passed away, and the general hustle and bustle of the season can be difficult to deal with.

On this episode of I Don't Care with Kevin Stevenson he welcomes Lexie Miller to the show. Lexie is a Licensed Professional Counselor at Lifeologie Counseling Dallas. They discuss the challenges of the season and how people can find healthy ways to deal with the stress.

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On today’s episode of I Don’t Care, MarketScale contributor Kevin Stevenson, MBA FACHE, discusses the end of life process and how families can best prepare for the passing of their loved ones.

Joining the show this week is Nathalie Bonafe, PhD, a Certified End-of-Life Doula and Care Consultant, NEDA-Proficient for A Gentler Parting, LLC in New Haven, Connecticut.

“There is a lot of medical and emotional support in 21st century America,” Bonafe explained.

The end of life is a difficult time for anyone and the people closest to them, so making sure medical, legal and financial affairs in order is very important.

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Have you ever wondered what the differences are between Medicare and Medicare Advantage? Wonder no more!

This episode of I Don't Care with Kevin Stevenson dives into those differences and gets some expert analysis from Johnny Y'Barbo with the Copeland Group. Johnny and Kevin get into the nitty gritty of Medicare to explain these differences and explore the history of how it has changed over the years.

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On this episode of I Don't Care with Kevin Stevenson, he discussed the growing issue of wasteful spending in the healthcare industry.

The Department of Health and Human Services and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services reported that U.S. healthcare spending hit $3.5 trillion in 2017, a 3.9% increase from 2016. While it would be easy to assume that the more more that is spent on healthcare means that Americans are getting healthier, but the data tells a different story.

A study by Dr. Natasha Perekh from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and representatives of Humana Health Care estimates that the annual costs of waste in the health care system ranges from $760 billion to $935 billion.

Kevin broke down the causes of this wasteful spending and discussed ways to fix it.

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On this episode of I Don't Care, MarketScale healthcare industry contributor Kevin Stevenson discussed the importance of educating healthcare consumers.

"People are becoming a lot more involved in their care and they're able to access a wide variety of healthcare information," Stevenson said.

The problem can be finding the right information and knowing who you can trust with your health. Stevenson gave his thoughts on the mass amount of information available to patients nowadays and how healthcare providers need to adapt.

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