Ever wondered how leaders in healthcare balance innovation with the everyday challenges of running a major health system? John Couris, President and CEO of the Florida Health Sciences Center unveils his approach to expanding Tampa General's reach while launching a venture capital fund and developing a medical district. 

Join us on a journey through the intricacies of creating a supportive organizational culture where failure is not only accepted but encouraged as a stepping stone to growth. Inspired by personal tales and industry challenges, we discuss the importance of authenticity, kindness, transparency, and vulnerability as the cornerstones of a thriving workplace. Feel the energy as we uncover how this approach nurtures trust, enabling individuals to innovate fearlessly and organizations to maintain their cultural integrity through commitment and training.
 
We confront the healthcare industry's pressing dilemmas, from care coordination to the quest for a sustainable and affordable system. Dive into the complexities of the U.S. healthcare system, dissecting the impact of policies like the Affordable Care Act and envisioning a future where collaboration drives meaningful change. Highlights include innovative ideas like food pharmacies and the potential for government-facilitated industry innovation. This episode promises not just an engaging conversation but tangible insights into the legacy and leadership required to shape a healthier tomorrow. 

What's the secret to making technology feel more human in healthcare? Join us for a fascinating conversation with Andrew Toy, CEO of Clover Health, as he shares the refreshing approach his organization has taken by offering AI insights to physicians to transform the Medicare Advantage experience for seniors. As a computer scientist turned healthcare innovator, Andrew offers a fresh perspective on empowering primary care physicians with advanced data access. We explore his unique approach to managed care, focusing on creating a collaborative environment where technology enhances clinical decisions without dictating them. Discover how Clover Health is reshaping the way healthcare providers align with best practices, making them feel more like partners rather than followers.

We hear in one word how Andrew thinks we could effect REAL change in healthcare - education. And with special co-host Erin Martin at the mic, we enter the world of Food Is Health and discuss how Health Savings Accounts could revolutionize your access to healthy food and exercise. We tackle this intriguing idea, discussing the complexities and potential benefits of such a proposal. Our conversation dives into the role of AI in bridging the gap in nutritional education for healthcare providers, enabling them to guide patients more confidently on nutrition matters. By empowering physicians and facilitating connections with nutritionists, AI holds the promise of transforming healthcare advice into actionable lifestyle changes. Celebrate Clover Health's recent successes with us and get inspired by Andrew's visionary insights into the future of healthcare.

The role of food in health is fundamental and the government plays a pivotal role in ensuring that our food system delivers health to 330 million Americans. The food industry and healthcare industry operate in silos so it was refreshing to learn Jim Jones, Deputy Commissioner for Human Foods at the FDA would be speaking at HLTH. He joined us for an eye-opening conversation about the FDA's groundbreaking initiatives aimed at reshaping how we consume and perceive nutrition. From finalizing the criteria for labeling foods as "healthy" to the development of a consumer-friendly logo, Jim gives us a sneak peek into the future of food labeling. He also sheds light on the ambitious phase two sodium reduction goals, targeting a significant cut in sodium levels in packaged and restaurant foods. As well as an exciting proposal for front-of-pack labeling that promises to make it easier for consumers to spot high levels of sodium, added sugar, and saturated fats. 

But that's not all. We also take you beyond U.S. borders to explore international health policies that have proven effective in enhancing longevity and quality of life. Special cohost Erin Martin ensures we discuss the vital role that food quality plays in healthspan and how implementing successful international strategies like front-of-pack labeling could lead to better aging outcomes here at home. Join us as we envision a future where the United States not only learns from global practices but also leads in innovative food policy changes that promise to improve public health across the nation.

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Join us for an enlightening excursion into the heart of Kansas, where third-generation farmer Clint Brauer and his team at Greenfield Robotics are changing the face of agriculture. Discover how Clint transitioned from a third-generation farmer to a tech career in Los Angeles and back to his farming roots, driven by a personal mission to counteract the long-term health impacts of farming chemicals. Listen (or watch) as Ellen delights in our first on-location podcast, the best field-trip ever! Through our candid conversation, you’ll learn about the transformative power of regenerative agriculture and the real-world benefits of grass-fed livestock and multi-species cover crops for soil health and animal nutrition.

Experience the future of farming with us as we showcase the cutting-edge, AI-powered robots from Greenfield Robotics. Clint walks us through the incredible precision of these small yet mighty machines, which navigate narrow crop rows and manage weeds without chemicals. With the added advantage of Starlink and 4G connectivity, these robots can operate seamlessly, even at night. Hear about the practicalities of running such advanced technology on the farm, from battery management to the cost-efficiency of developing new robotic attachments. 

But it’s not just about technology—it's about a personal journey and a broader vision. Clint shares how the challenges of his father’s health influenced his pivot back to farming, emphasizing sustainable practices that prioritize the microbiome and long-term soil health. We also delve into the broader implications of regenerative agriculture for human well-being and the hurdles faced in financing and scaling innovative solutions. This episode is a rich tapestry of personal anecdotes, revolutionary technology, and the promise of a healthier future for farming and food production.

Andrew Molosky, the charismatic President and CEO of Chapters Health System and CareNu, joins us on the Reverse Mullet Healthcare Podcast for a spirited discussion. Andrew shares his journey from a chance encounter with Nikki Sixx of Mötley Crüe to championing patient-centered care. We unravel how viewing patients as unique stories, rather than mere numbers, can revolutionize healthcare delivery. With over two decades in the field, Andrew brings a wealth of insights into innovative risk-bearing programs and addresses the vital role of social determinants in shaping healthcare outcomes.

As we reflect on the future of healthcare, we explore the transformative shift from fee-for-service to value-based care—a shift that prioritizes empathetic treatment over sheer volume. We discuss the need for redesigning health systems to better serve vulnerable populations, such as the elderly and chronically ill. Andrew shares his expertise in integrating Medicare and Medicaid services to create a more unified care model, emphasizing the importance of home and community-based services and exploring innovative care models like PACE and GUIDE.

These care models showcase the significance of holistic, patient-centered approaches that account for both clinical and social environments. Our conversation also highlights the economic alignment necessary for successful value-based care and the challenges different institutions face during this transition. We commend grassroots efforts and legislative support in expanding these programs, acknowledging the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Innovation's role in driving change.

Join us for a lively talk that imagines a future where healthcare leaves a legacy of superior patient experiences and embraces meaningful transformation.

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The BP2 Health team take on a “hot” new format by incorporating hot sauce tasting between topics. Eric Utzinger, Co-founder of Revuud and Becky Fox, a national expert in clinical informations, join the BP2 Health team for a lively exploration of healthcare's hottest topics—literally! From hilarious spoon-balancing antics to a fiery hot sauce tasting, we promise you’ll learn about the Scoville scale and much more. Our cheeky reverse mullet approach ensures your ears feast on both spicy fun and serious healthcare discussions, giving you a perfect blend of entertainment and enlightenment. A special shoutout to Eric and team as the mastermind of such a fun format to follow!

With each saucy challenge we face, camaraderie shines through, emphasizing how hobbies and family passions keep us grounded. Along the way, hear about the "Crockpot" nickname—a nod to a slow but triumphant basketball journey—and how balancing personal life with professional commitments shapes us all. Next we shift from the party in the front to business in the back and the conversation takes a turn into the complexities of healthcare entrepreneurship, innovation, and systemic reform.

 We confront the challenges of price transparency, patient-doctor dynamics, and the barriers that hold back technological advancements. Eric and Becky provide invaluable insights into creating a more inclusive and efficient healthcare system, all while reminding us that humor and shared purpose can drive meaningful change. Join us for an episode where laughter meets learning, as we navigate the serious and spicy landscape of healthcare.

Join us at VIVE 2024 in Los Angeles, where Alex Fair reads his mic drop worthy poem about standing up for change in an industry that is broken. Paulo Machado, joins the conversation emphasizing the significance of consumer and provider-centric innovations, sharing his firsthand experiences in launching transformative ventures. Meanwhile, Alex, from MedStarter Ventures paints a vivid picture of the trials and triumphs faced by healthcare startups, emphasizing the crucial role of supportive investment. Through a blend of personal stories and creative expression, we explore the immense potential of finding the right kind of investor to enable the sustainable redesign of the healthcare industry.

We tackle the pressing issue of focusing on consumers of healthcare and the need for personalized delivery of care by providers. Healthcare innovation not forced but transformational.  Alex and Paulo spotlight the artwork of Regina Holiday and her Walking Gallery jackets, which champion patient centricity, and also brings to light the camaraderie and fun embodied by the Pink Socks movement. The episode underscores the necessity of disruptive conversations and community-driven initiatives to create meaningful change in healthcare, all while blending serious discussions with lighthearted moments. Tune in to discover how collective action and innovative thinking can pave the way for a more equitable and effective healthcare system.

Amidst the booming tech landscape, who really owns your health data? Our guest Tressa Springmann, the dynamic Senior Vice President and Chief Information and Digital Officer for LifeBridge Health posits what would happen if the healthcare ecosystem was reversed and we controlled our own health data. Join our quick dive into health information ownership and challenge the current infrastructure that holds patients back from controlling their own data. We break down the industry's resistance to patient-centric data models and discuss why a disruptive force might be the key to sparking change. Frustration with wearable technology is also on the agenda—these devices collect our health data but fail to integrate it seamlessly into our healthcare systems. Together, we explore the steps needed to revolutionize how patient data is utilized, aiming to transform healthcare for the better.

Tressa also shares how healthcare IT policy impacts the everyday operations of a major health system and unravels the intricacies of healthcare regulations. Tressa takes us behind the scenes of her role at LifeBridge and also at CHIME, offering valuable insights into how her work with CHIME has been instrumental in her career and in shaping industry standards. We also venture into the complexities of virtual health credentialing and how it exacerbates healthcare workforce shortages, bringing you firsthand knowledge from a leader at the forefront of this critical field. Don’t miss this thought-provoking conversation that could redefine your understanding of healthcare data.

Ever thought about what it takes to create a healthcare system that truly puts patients first? Join us on the Reverse Mullet Healthcare Podcast as we sit down with Dr. Jamie Colbert, Chief Medical Officer of Memora Health, to explore just that. With an impressive background at Harvard, Stanford, and contributions to Blue Cross Blue Shield and the Brookings Institution, Jamie's journey through value-based care and population health provides invaluable insights. Jamie reveals the complexities and potential solutions to making a patient-centered health delivery system a reality, while sharing a glimpse of his life outside of the office.

In a fascinating discussion, Jamie addresses the pervasive inefficiencies in the current healthcare system and the monumental role AI technology can play in overcoming these challenges. We discuss how Memora Health's AI-powered solutions are designed to minimize administrative burdens, enhance clinician efficiency, and provide comprehensive patient education. Jamie's firsthand experiences shed light on how these innovations can transform care pathways and improve both patient and clinician satisfaction, making healthcare more effective and efficient.

Lastly, we dissect the core principles of patient-centered care and the strategies needed to redesign the healthcare system to meet these ideals. We dive into the importance of aligning healthcare with patient goals, ensuring collaborative and accessible care, and the need for timely information sharing. Listen as we highlight personal stories and practical examples that underscore the urgency of addressing emotional and end-of-life planning challenges.

On the Road Edition - Live at ViVE, Episode 8

Why has value-based care taken so long to revolutionize healthcare? This is the pressing question we explore with Brent McDonald, Senior Vice President, Population Health at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Brent brings over a decade of experience to our podcast, sharing his journey and the unwavering commitment needed to drive real, impactful change in the healthcare sector. We delve into the incremental steps and significant tipping points that have marked the evolution of value-based care.

In our discussion, Brent passionately emphasizes the importance of empowering providers with the right information, technology, and incentives to achieve optimal patient outcomes. We delve into the incremental steps and significant tipping points that have marked the evolution of value-based care. Brent's optimism and dedication shine through. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that highlights how perseverance and strategic partnerships are transforming healthcare for the better. Don't miss this engaging episode filled with insights, reflections, and a clear vision for the future of healthcare.

 Discover how one pioneering Vanderbilt collaboration is poised to enhance patient outcomes through advanced navigation services and a clinically integrated network. This isn't just another healthcare initiative; it's a partnership aiming to set a new standard for healthcare delivery.

Throughout the episode, Brent's optimism and dedication shine through. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that highlights how perseverance and strategic partnerships are transforming healthcare for the better. Don't miss this engaging episode filled with insights, reflections, and a clear vision for the future of healthcare.