Medicine in America

Guest: Dr Jessica Justman In this episode of Medicine in America, host Anthony Manson explores how to prevent the next pandemic and the vital role vaccines play in protecting global health. Joining him is Dr. Jessica Justman, a renowned infectious disease expert and epidemiologist, who shares insights on the resurgence of mpox, advancements in vaccine technology, and lessons learned from past pandemics like COVID-19 and HIV. From understanding vaccine distribution challenges to the importance of global collaboration, this conversation highlights what healthcare professionals and policymakers must do to safeguard against future outbreaks. Don’t miss this thought-provoking and timely discussion! If you would like more information on the ICAP center at Columbia University go to https://icap.columbia.edu or to see more on Dr Justman go to: https://doctors.columbia.edu

Episode 15 "Innovative Approaches to Heart Health and Preventive Care" Guest: Dr. David Montgomery (The Good Dr. Dave)    Our special guest is Dr. David Montgomery. He is a board certified cardiologist, and he focuses on preventing heart disease in an innovative clinic in Atlanta, called the PREvent clinic is Dr. Dave is also a sought after TV personality and digital health content creator. He really believes that mass media and social media can play a really important role in educating patients and consumers about their health Dr. Montgomery discusses his innovative approach to preventive cardiology, emphasizing the importance of making healthcare enjoyable and patient-friendly to improve compliance and outcomes. He highlights the role of patient education and accountability, and the use of technology and data to enhance care. The conversation also covers the impact of GLP-1 receptor agonists on obesity and heart disease. To learn more about Dr Dave go to http://www.davemontgomerymd.com. To visit his clinics' website click here.

Episode 14 Fresh Perspectives: Stories of New Docs Guest: Dr Justen Ahmad  The podcast episode from the "Medicine in America" series, titled "Fresh Perspectives: Stories of New Doctors," features Dr. Justin Ahmad, a second-year resident in family medicine. Host Anthony Manson discusses with Dr. Ahmad the evolving landscape of healthcare and the unique challenges new doctors face. Dr. Ahmad shares his experiences from his training at Howard University to practicing in Iowa, highlighting the importance of empathy, communication, and preventive care in medicine. The conversation also delves into Dr. Ahmad's aspirations for community-based healthcare and his thoughts on balancing innovation with the core values of patient care. #Physicians #MedicalResidents #healthcare #FutureDocs

This episode features Guest Host Kim Lynch (CEO Of Metis Health) and Darrel Moon (CEO of Aspirational Health) diving into the pivotal role employers play in transforming the healthcare landscape. Employers should actively engage in reshaping the healthcare paradigm, emphasizing accountability, alignment with employee needs, and a proactive approach to healthcare management. Darrell Moon is the founder and CEO of Aspirational Healthcare and Orriant. He is a leader in the Aspirational Healthcare movement, a new model of healthcare that focuses on customer needs. Moon has over 10 years of experience managing medical and psychiatric hospitals across the country as a CEO, COO, or CFO. In 1996, he founded Orriant to give employers more control over healthcare costs The conversation extends to addressing systemic inefficiencies and the need to shift focus from reactive to proactive healthcare solutions. Moon expresses optimism about the future, particularly with large employers embracing membership-based primary care and the growing accessibility of innovative healthcare products and services.

Sensing that “something was not quite right” with how Women’s Health was being practiced, Dr. Suzanne Fenske founded a truly innovative practice in New York City in 2020. Dr Fenske, a double board-certified OBGYN and integrative medicine physician, came to the realization that traditional medicine isn't providing holistic care for many women’s health conditions, leading her to focus on a 360-degree view of the patient and to integrate alternative therapies into her new practice, TārāMD.   In this episode, she discusses her journey from traditional medical practice at Mount Sinai in New York to founding TārāMD and her efforts to destigmatize menopause and overcome other challenges in women's healthcare.   To learn more about TārāMD click here www.taramd.com

While little known outside of the vision care sector, neuro-optometry is a fast-growing specialized field in which doctors treat patients with vision complaints and/or double vision due to concussions, brain injury or other neurological issues.   Dr. Jacqueline Theis, OD, FAOO, a leader in this burgeoning field, says the need for neuro-optometrist professionals “is expanding incredibly” as the field overall has grown broader in lock step with the recent surge in research into vision, visual vestibular therapy, and brain injury. “A lot of this is trying to figure out what can I do as an optometrist to help [people] to functionally see better,” says Theis, who is internationally recognized for diagnosis and management of oculomotor dysfunction in concussion, as well as prismatic correction of acquired and developmental double vision.  Listen to her story and follow her career path as she relates how early sports concussions led to her passion for helping others see the world more clearly.  To learn more about Dr.Jacqueline Theis and neuro-optometry visit click here

Guest: Spring N. Lane, MSN, FNP-C Spring Lane, a family nurse practitioner and entrepreneur, who is revolutionizing primary care through her innovative subscription-based practice, 'Exceptional Wellness.' Discover how Spring's passion for preventive medicine is transforming patient care and why her model is a beacon of change in a system designed for acute care. Spring Lane's vision is an inspiring call for a paradigm shift in primary care. Exceptional Wellness clinics address the glaring void in current healthcare, prioritizing well-being of their community. Spring envisions FNPs at the vanguard of a healthcare metamorphosis, propelling patients to unparalleled health milestones. For forward-thinking employers, this innovative model represents more than cost savings – it heralds a thriving, healthier workforce. For a closer look at Spring's pioneering endeavors, visit (exceptionalwellness.co )(thespringlane.com) Medicine in America is intended for U.S. audiences. This website is provided for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute providing medical advice or professional services. The information provided should not be used for diagnosing or treating a health problem or disease, and those seeking personal medical advice should consult with a licensed healthcare professional.

Guest: Dr Dana Corriel In an era where digital media communication dominates even healthcare, establishing a robust online presence today is vital for today’s healthcare professionals. Dr. Dana Corriel, Founder of DoctorsOnSocialMedia.com (SoMeDocs), shares a wealth of insights on how doctors can leverage the digital realm for various purposes, from attracting new patients to becoming a trusted source of credible health information and even uncovering side hustles. Tune in to discover the strategies and tools that doctors are employing to thrive in today’s digital age, make a positive impact on patients' lives and also enhance their professional standing. For more information on being a part of SoMeDocs visit: Doctorsonsocialmedia.com Dr Corriel can also be reached through her portfolio website and blog, drcorriel.com.   Medicine in America is intended for U.S. audiences. This website is provided for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute providing medical advice or professional services. The information provided should not be used for diagnosing or treating a health problem or disease, and those seeking personal medical advice should consult with a licensed healthcare professional.