Rebecca Madsen, Chief Consumer Officer of UnitedHealthcare, reveals what's new for this Open Enrollment season – and how to get the most out of it.

In this episode, Erin Satterwhite, President & GM of Optum Frontier Therapies, explains why treating rare diseases is so difficult – and a bold new plan to address the challenge.

UnitedHealth Group Senior Vice President Protima Advani breaks down new research that reveals patients can save money by using ambulatory surgery centers instead of hospital outpatient departments.

October is National Health Literacy Month, so to help celebrate Lambert van der Walde, Executive Director of the Center for Health Care Research at UnitedHealth Group, joins the Weekly Dose to explain new health literacy research.

Kristy Duffey, Chief Nursing Officer with Optum, explains why she is optimistic about the future of nursing -- even amid the pandemic.

UnitedHealthcare's Catherine Anderson explains how community partnerships can improve care beyond the doctor's office.

Fully 37 million American adults have chronic kidney disease -- and as many as 90% don't know they have it. Dr. David Cook of OptumLabs joins the podcast to explain why -- and how -- health care is responding.

Optum's Srinivas Sridhara provides an update on the latest in AI and health care.

Why are health disparities so stark in America right now? Dr. Rhonda Randall, Chief Medical Officer of UnitedHealthcare E&I, joins the podcast to explain.

The mortality rate for expectant Black mothers is more than twice the rate for white mothers, according to the new America's Health Rankings Health Disparities Report. Dr. Janice Huckaby explains why -- and how to address it.