By Tripp Johnson
Open Source Health is the podcast that doesn't just talk about fixing healthcare—we're actively doing it. I'm Tripp Johnson, CEO of the Advaita Collective, and I'm here to take you behind the scene
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The podcast currently has 42 episodes available.
In this episode of Open Source Health, Tripp Johnson and Marcus Shumate discuss upcoming changes to Green Hill Transitional Living, exploring a shift from the traditional, transitional living model to a more streamlined, coaching-centric approach. They dive into the challenges of balancing clinical work and day-to-day life coaching while maintaining a patient-centered focus. The discussion also touches on how these changes will lower costs while improving care, emphasizing autonomy and real-world readiness for their clients.
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In this episode of Open Source Health, Tripp Johnson and Marcus Shumate discuss the complexities of running digital ads for healthcare services, their decision to bring digital marketing in-house, and how data plays a crucial role in making informed decisions. They explore the challenges they faced in website traffic, working with marketing agencies, and building data-driven policies for caseload management. The episode dives into aligning operations, marketing, and patient care to deliver world-class healthcare efficiently while reducing costs. They also touch on the importance of pricing transparency in the insurance space and future plans to analyze insurance reimbursement rates across the country.
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In this episode of Open Source Health, Tripp Johnson and Marcus Shumate dive into the complexities and ethics surrounding patient acquisition in healthcare, with a specific focus on digital marketing strategies and the potential pitfalls in hospital systems. They discuss a controversial New York Times article about Acadia’s alleged unethical practices, along with their challenges and reflections in the mental health and substance use treatment space. The conversation ranges from the moral dilemmas of marketing healthcare services to the significance of patient-centered care and the importance of building ethical, sustainable business practices.
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In this episode of Open Source Health, Tripp Johnson sits down with Kayla Fenty, LCSW, LCAS, a clinical therapist at the Advaita Collective, to discuss the intersection of the criminal justice system and substance use disorder treatment. Kayla shares her journey into social work, highlighting her experiences in different levels of care, from residential to outpatient treatment. They explore the challenges of providing person-centered care within the constraints of policy and insurance systems and the importance of rapport-building in therapy.
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In this episode of Open Source Health, Tripp Johnson and Marcus Shumate delve into the financial realities and challenges of providing affordable sober living. They discuss the difficulties in balancing quality care with financial sustainability, the moral complexities of pricing in the behavioral health space, and why delivering affordable, effective sober living is so challenging. The conversation explores the spectrum of sober living options, from low-cost Oxford Houses to high-end transitional living, and examines why the value proposition of these services often breaks down for both providers and families.
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In this episode, Tripp Johnson and Marcus Shumate dive deep into the challenges and rewards of leading a healthcare organization through growth and transformation. They discuss the recent developments at the Advaita Collective, including the successful on-time and under-budget completion of the Chapel Hill office, and explore the complexities of updating compensation models to stay competitive in a rapidly changing market. Tripp and Marcus also share insights on maintaining balance amidst the pressures of work, the importance of clear data in decision-making, and the ongoing quest to solve meaningful healthcare problems. This candid conversation sheds light on the realities of managing a healthcare enterprise and the constant iteration required to stay ahead.
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In this episode of Open Source Health, Tripp Johnson and Marcus Shumate sit down with Alp Akdeniz, founder of Netcati (pronounced: neh-jah-tee) Corp and co-founder of FP&Automation, to discuss the critical role of data and analytics in healthcare. Alp shares his journey from finance to data analytics, his work with healthcare companies, and his current collaboration with the Advaita Collective . The conversation covers the challenges of integrating disparate data sources, the foundational work needed before leveraging AI, and the long-term vision for using data to enhance patient care and business efficiency.
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Alp Akdeniz is the founder of Necati Corp, a company specializing in Microsoft Power BI and Data Analytics consulting, and co-founder of FP&Automation, which specializes in Power BI consulting and Enterprise Performance Management Implementations. Alp has a passion for problem-solving and coming up with creative ways to automate using Microsoft technologies. Outside of work, Alp loves to try new restaurants; Japanese is his favorite cuisine. A fun fact is that Alp's family has 50 chickens and four ducks, giving him an endless supply of eggs for breakfast.
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In this episode, Tripp and Marcus are joined by Kristen Poppe for a deep dive into the philosophy of Stoicism and its relevance in modern life. The conversation touches on the resurgence of Stoicism, the distinction between self-improvement and therapeutic work, and the challenges of holding space in therapy. The trio also discusses the weight of identity, the inevitability of death, and the role of authenticity in leadership and life. This candid conversation offers listeners a blend of philosophical insights and practical reflections, making it a thought-provoking episode for anyone interested in mental health, personal growth, and the human condition.
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In this episode, Tripp Johnson, CEO, and Marcus Shumate, Growth Director, discuss the challenges and successes of scaling their healthcare practice, particularly the opening of a new Chapel Hill location. They explore the importance of integrating data across their CRM and EHR systems to create a seamless patient journey from the first contact to discharge. Tripp and Marcus dive into the necessity of data literacy within their organization and the steps they’ve taken to ensure that data informs every decision, from patient-provider matching to operational efficiency. The conversation highlights the role of real-time data in improving both patient and provider experiences and the potential for AI to uncover previously hidden correlations that can enhance outcomes.
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Rebrand alert! Hosts Tripp Johnson and Marcus Shumate introduce "Open Source Healthcare," a podcast dedicated to transparency and sharing in the healthcare industry. They delve into the rationale behind the rebranding and the mission to openly share their journey, insights, and challenges in transforming healthcare. The discussion highlights the importance of building scalable solutions, the necessity of regulation, and the ethical considerations in for-profit healthcare. The hosts emphasize the value of community, the role of data in improving patient outcomes, and the need for continuous communication within their organization. Future episodes promise deeper dives into specific topics, including policy implications, economic principles in healthcare, and personal stories from their team.
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The podcast currently has 42 episodes available.