Today we discuss the Covid-19 virus with Ambra McGuinn & Dee Morris from SC House Calls. We find out the precautions they are making for their patients and employees. We also speak with Tammy Hiott, a Nurse Practitioner from SC House Calls about what the Covid-19 Virus is and what we can do about it. We hope this conversation is informative and helps clear up any confusion we hear on the internet. ****Important: South Carolina Officials are encouraging people who are experiencing flu-like symptoms are encouraged to contact MUSC Virtual Care. If you have tested positive, MUSC will report this to DHEC.

Today we hear from Scott Middleton, the founder of SC House Calls. Scott shares the vision and purpose behind their companies apprenticeship program. Scott talks about how this program builds leaders and has some great tax benefits for their business. Enjoy our conversation with Scott Middleton.

Today we continue with Part 2 of our conversation with Dr. Walters & Ronnie Duncan. Dr. Walters is the Director of Diversity & Inclusion at Prisma Health in Columbia, South Carolina, and Ronnie is the Chief Diversity Officer for Agape Hospice. We continue our conversation about Diversity & Inclusion and why it matters and how we all have a part to play. Enjoy our conversation!

Today we hear from the Vice President of Frampton Construction here in Charleston, South Carolina. Keaton is running for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) Man & Woman of the Year. Keaton is passionate about doing his part in finding a cure for this horrible disease. Keaton and his team have a big goal and plan on making a significant impact in the Charleston Community. Enjoy our conversation with Keaton Green!

Today we hear part 1 of a conversation I had with Dr. Cynthia Walters, the Director of Diversity & Inclusion from Prisma Health in Columbia, South Carolina, and Ronnie Duncan, the Chief Diversity Officer from Agape Hospice. We discuss how to have a successful diversity program and culture and why it's essential to all companies. Enjoy our conversation!

We have a conversation with the founder of SC House Calls, Scott Middleton. Scott shares some insights into the Complexity of Visits, Risk Adjustment Factors, and Prolonged Service Codes, for Nurse Practitioners. Scott's vision for SC House Calls is to help patients live their best life by getting them the healthcare they deserve. Enjoy our conversation with Scott Middleton!

Today we speak with Registered Nurse, Wilma Rice, an Educational Specialist from Roper St. Francis. Wilma is passionate about patient care, and part of this passion has her working with end-of-life issues as a Respecting Choices instructor, and assisting with a state pilot project introducing Physicians Order for Scope of Treatment (POST) to South Carolina. Enjoy our conversation with Wilma Rice!

Today we have two special guests, Sarah O’Leary, the owner of Mend, an acupuncture studio in Baltimore, Maryland. We also have Dr. Delia Chiaramonte from the Greater Baltimore Medical Center. She practices, Integrative and Palliative Medicine at GBMC and has formed a relationship with Sarah’s Acupuncture clinic. Together they are increasing the treatment provided for palliative patients by using some other techniques like Acupuncture to help their patients have a better quality of life while facing a serious illness. Enjoy our show!

Today, we have the founder of SC House Calls Scott Middleton. Scott shares with us how they are using Risk Adjustment Factors to provide better care and to help keep patients at home where they want to be. Scott reveals how these RAF's identify the patients that need to see providers more often, which helps save Medicare and taxpayers money. Enjoy our conversation with Scott Middleton!

Today, we speak with Matt Staub, the CEO of South Carolina House Calls, about how the future of health care is taking a play out of the playbook from the past. Matt shares how they are doing things differently with their practice across the state and how it is saving money and changing lives. Enjoy our conversation with Matt Staub!