Innovation and Entrepreneurship Podcasts

For today's episode in Outcomes Rocket, we have the privilege of hosting Rachel Munsie. In this interview, Rachel talks about how Tomorrow Health is delivering an exceptional experience for care at home. She shares her company's vision of restoring the home as the focal point for health care delivery, how Tomorrow Health changes the end to end experience for patients, and also the opportunities from a care management standpoint to leverage the platform. This exciting conversation is packed with insights, so don't miss it!

August 4, 2020: Four months into corporate America's working from home experiment, some cracks are emerging. Are people getting tired of it? Is it likely to affect career development? Plus exclusive insights from top executives weighing in on healthcare...

With me today is Henrik Molin. He’s the CEO of Physitrack, a patient engagement technology company that he co-founded in 2012.  Physitrack was initially a side hustle for Henrik in parallel to a career in investment management.  He attributes the success he has had in life to the fact he has always had a side hustle.  In fact, he believes everyone should have one! During this interview, learn about the extreme rapid growth that Phystrack saw when COVID hit (200% of one year’s growth in only six weeks?! 🤯), and what they learnt during the process.   Also hear about the lesser known ‘secret lives of Molin’ including his band’s entries to Eurovisoin, and his own best selling financial fiction that once outsold JK Rowling (in Sweden, but it still counts 🇸🇪 😉) For detailed show notes from the episode, click here.

Time for a new update!!! This is Update 6.2! Have I been keeping track of the updates so far? Hell no, but just know that I’m moving forward with my updates. Dr. Renee jumps on and helps me explain the new changes for the show. Here’s what to expect on this episode: Focus on the 3 M’s for the show Money Mindset Mission Shout out to my successful podcast coaching alumni and current student: 3 Friends Talk Podcast The Mindset Experience Understand your voice is intellectual property

Today we take a thorough look at eHealth Exchange, the oldest and largest private Health Information Network in the U.S., with Executive Director, Jay Nakashima to find out what they do and to give you a sense of how they may fit into your clinical data strategy.

Leah Houston is an Emergency Physician who has been following blockchain development since 2012 and now designed a solution that would empower doctors, make their credentialing easier which would simplify transitions from one hospital to the next one if one wished to switch jobs.    HPEC is restoring agency and autonomy to the physician-patient relationship with self-sovereign (physician-owned and controlled) digital identities and verifiable credentials. The key thing is that the solution is returning autonomy to physicians and eliminates third party interference from the doctor-patient relationship.    In this discussion, you will be able to hear how credentialing works in the US, what are the powerful forces that are hurting healthcare, and why doctors and patients should regain control over their communication and treatment choices.   Episode recap: 

Waiting for your appointment in a doctor's lobby can be frustrating. And in this time of COVID, we want to minimize being in public places as much as possible. Today's guest in the podcast has a great solution to the waiting room problem. Shelby is the founder and CEO of DOCPACE, a virtual waiting room. In this interview, Shelby discusses how her company identifies bottlenecks within the appointment process and helps providers eliminate operational inefficiencies to make a seamless and easy journey for both patients and providers. Tune in and find out how DOCPACE can help your practice!

This episode features Hillit Meidar-Alfi, founder and CEO at Spatially Health. Hillit discusses how Spatially helps health organizations make data-driven decisions that align with both the interests of the company and the population they serve. She also talks about real-world analysis, testing, location data, spatial data, and social determinants of health. Learn how Hillit and her team are optimizing patterns that can accelerate real-world insights into health care! Tune in to this podcast for more information.

When the pandemic first hit, Dr. Jennifer Meller, CEO & Founder of Navimize, and CTO Kavita Mangal knew they were going to have to work fast. How could the duo utilize their existing platform, but adapt to the new conditions brought forth by COVID-19? To do this, says Meller, the team had to shift focus and channel their platform solely around the needs of their customers. In this StartUp Health NOW episode, Dr. Meller and Mangal share what held the company together at the start of the pandemic, and how they’ve repurposed their technology for the “new normal."

In this podcast, Mika Eddy, Director of Clinical Product Innovation at UnitedHealth Group, discusses how United is focused on driving preventative care to help lower cost and improve the quality of the care delivered in and across our system. She shares her thoughts on solutions to improve patient experience, changes in the healthcare system brought by the COVID-19 pandemic, and possible integrations that will go a long way to helping people be healthy. Tune in to hear our interview with the exceptional Mika Eddy!

July 28, 2020: Drex DeFord is behind the wheel today to share the news with you so buckle up. Big stories, CHI Franciscan and Virginia Mason come together with CommonSpirit, 10 ways COVID has changed healthcare, the telemedicine revolution deferred and...

Dr Chris Jones, Founder and Director of HosPortal, who are all about better management of healthcare staff by allowing better communication.    Chris is like the double threat of healthtech - a software developer / computer programmer turned doctor, which means that the software solutions we creates directly address the needs of clinicians and solve some genuine problems in healthcare.   In this episode you will hear all about Hosportal and the problems it solves for healthcare professionals and organisations.  You will hear Chris’ story and how he came into his passion for technology for healthcare.     You will also hear about the impact of COVID-19 on the hospital environment in Australia, as well as the adoption of technology within healthcare.    Click here full episode notes.

Gil Addo is the co-founder and CEO of RubiconMD, the leading eConsults platform connecting primary care to specialists around the country.  I've known Gil for years and have always felt a kinship of sorts with him as I feel like we came from the same era of health tech startups, seeing him over and over again at similar early-stage digital health events around the country. Our conversation dives into his business quite a bit and explores factors in the changing healthcare landscape like value-based care, new primary care delivery models, and systemic racism in society and our industry. Key Moments: 01:54 - What does RubiconMD do? 08:12 - RubiconMD’s startup story 11:19 - How they solved the chicken or egg problem 14:24 - Emerging primary care models 17:09 - Pandemic-caused changes 27:07 - Are we still moving towards value-based care? 30:43 - Gil’s optimist view on systemic racism 34:40 - Shield implicit bias in specialty consults 36:40 - The future for RubiconMD Thanks again to Gil and the whole team at RubiconMD for the work they do. Find Gil on Twitter, LinkedIn, or RubiconMD’s website.

In today's episode of Outcomes Rocket, we are excited to share with you our interview with John Erb, CEO and Chairman of the board at CHF Solutions. John talks about how Aquadex makes fluid management smarter and easier. He went to the details of Aquadex works to showcase how it supports patients, He also shares some of the help his company has extended to facilities treating COVID-19 patients.If you're thinking of expanding your portfolio for a company with a billion-dollar potential or you're looking for an ultrafiltration device to advance the quality of care in your hospitals, this is a podcast you must not miss.

Transparency, cash friendly prices, cost-sharing - these are just some of the topics you'll be hearing from our interview with Jamie Lagarde in this episode of Outcomes Rocket podcast. Jamie is a successful serial entrepreneur and seasoned executive whose wealth of knowledge helped launch Sedera into the market in 2013.Today, Jamie discusses the drastic increase in insurance cost and presents an alternative, an innovative solution that removes unnecessary barriers to care. He also talks about Sedera's model, its affordability, huge cost savings, and empowering the members to look into their health care.If you're looking for another way to care for your employees without the massive cost insurance brings, you'll find enlightenment in this conversation with Jamie. https://outcomesrocket.health/sedera/2020/07/