In this episode of Making Healthcare, Fara Gold-Mclaughlin talks about growing up in a military family, why here mantra is "Failure is not option", how to deepen relationships in the time of CoVID, and her thoughts on the future of Healthcare.

In this episode of Making Healthcare, Nathan Ruby talks about his first job fundraising, his work with the Friends of the Children of Haiti, and that one time he got caught in a firefight on his way to the airport.

In this episode of Making Healthcare, Lindsey Kerr talks about living abroad, how she ended up in non-profits and fundraising, and what strategies she used to grow Lifeline Pilots in the middle of a pandemic. 

In this episode of Making Healthcare, Mark Pavlovich talks about what got him interested in creating people-oriented solutions, shifting from a career in behavior analysis to data science in health care, and how COVID may end up causing positive ripple effects for healthcare down the line. 

In this episode of Making Healthcare, Rafael Haciski talks about attempting to be a career musician, how training to be lawyer ultimately prepared him for a career in sales, insights into where healthcare is going, and why he enjoys working in insurance. 

In this episode of Making Healthcare, Jill Vitale-Aussem talks about getting trapped in a hurricane and what it taught her about having a purpose, the Eden Alternative and how it's changing health care for elders, and her efforts to stop ageism and make healthcare more inclusive. 

Dan Defstefano talks about growing up in the fifties, moving from television writing to healthcare, and his book "Where's my Mother's Leg?", which uses a fictional narrative to chronicle his strange experiences working in Skilled Nursing Facilities.

Deepak Gaddipati, Founder and CTO of VirtuSense Technologies, discusses his life growing up in India and how it led him to become a pioneer in artificial intelligence and machine vision. Today he is using these skills to transform how preventative care is done in healthcare.