Dr. Greg Dodell speaks about practicing primary care and endocrinology in NYC even after a fire destroyed his office. He also discusses his use of mindfulness meditation not only for himself but his patients.

ER Physician Dr. Kevin Munjal leads our community paramedicine program and has been an advocate of emergency services reform to better help our population. In this episode he describes how the program started, how it works, and his hopes for the future of community paramedicine.

Neha Dubli discusses the keys to engaging frontline providers in population health efforts with an emphasis on trust, accountability, and building for the future of healthcare.

Dr. Linda DeCherrie discusses the Visiting Docs program which serves high risk patients and provides home-based primary care. This program has been in existence for over 20 years and just one example of the necessary delivery system changes needed to manage populations.

As part of our interview series with primary care providers in New York City, Dr. Danuta Jankowska discusses how she has overcome the many challenges for primary care physicians by self-education, hard work and a team-based approach to care.

Stephen Furia discusses direct to employer relationships and other market dynamics impacting driving population health and increased value in healthcare.

Mike Berger, VP, Population Health Informatics and Data Science discusses his views on how data will impact the future of population health operations and delivery systems.

Maria Alexander, Senior Director of Clinical Operations and Government Channels discusses the interactions between CMS and delivery systems working on population health and shares insights into the intended impact of recent health policy changes.

Dr. Margaret Kearns-Stanley discusses her journey into primary care as well as the challenges of doing primary care in NYC.

Dr. Jonathan Ripp describes his work at Mount Sinai battling physician burnout.