Becker’s Healthcare Podcast
The Becker's Healthcare Podcast is devoted to the people who power U.S. healthcare. Four new 15-minute episodes are released daily containing industry news, analysis and thought leadership from powerful healthcare decision-makers.
Episodes
Amanda Free on Affordability and Access in Georgia’s Commercial Market
In this episode, Amanda Free, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Georgia Commercial President, discusses improving healthcare affordability, expanding access in rural communities, strengthening value-based care partnerships and helping members make smarter choices about where and how they receive care.
Amir Barzin, DO, President of UNC Health Faculty Physicians and Chief Operating Officer of UNC Health Physicians
In this episode, Amir Barzin, DO, President of UNC Health Faculty Physicians and Chief Operating Officer of UNC Health Physicians, joins the podcast to discuss the importance of collaboration in improving the patient experience. He also shares insights on leveraging AI tools to support clinicians, streamline workflows, and create more efficient, patient-centered care.
Leading With Purpose in Pediatric Care with Dr. Naveen Mehrotra
In this episode, Naveen Mehrotra, MD, MPH, President, Medical Staff, Saint Peter's HealthCare System, discusses holistic pediatric care, physician leadership, and the importance of mentorship, purpose, and strong hospital-physician relationships.
Building Stronger Rehab Care Through Culture and Innovation with Dr. John Wood II
In this episode, John W. Wood II, DHA, MBA, FACHE, Chief Executive Officer, PAM Rehabilitation Hospital of Sugar Land, discusses strengthening organizational culture, improving post-acute care outcomes, adopting AI responsibly, and the importance of continuous learning in healthcare leadership.
Dr. Charles Powell on Advancing Respiratory Care With Science and AI
In this episode, Charles Powell, MD, MBA, Chief Executive Officer, Mount Sinai Respiratory Institute; Regional Medical Director, Mount Sinai Hospital Doctors Faculty Practice; System Division Chief, Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine, Mount Sinai Health System, discusses advances in respiratory care, lung cancer risks linked to air pollution, AI in clinical practice, and emerging approach
Jakob Emerson on Medicare Advantage Pullbacks and SCAN’s Costco Partnership
In this episode, Jakob Emerson, Associate News Director, Becker’s Healthcare, discusses the latest Medicare Advantage trends, including SCAN’s new partnership with Costco, insurer market exits, tighter margins, and fewer plan options for seniors. He also explores how changes to Part D subsidies could influence Medicare Advantage enrollment.
Boris Pasche, MD, PhD, FACP, President and Chief Executive Officer of Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute and Oncology Department Chair at Wayne State University
In this episode, Boris Pasche, MD, PhD, FACP, President and Chief Executive Officer of Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute and Oncology Department Chair at Wayne State University, joins the podcast to discuss navigating uncertainty in today’s healthcare environment. He shares insights on evolving therapy services and highlights emerging breakthroughs in oncology that are shaping the future of ca
Leading With Kindness, Curiosity and Resilience with Robert Corona, DO
In this episode, Robert Corona, DO, CEO of SUNY Upstate University and Community Hospitals, shares lessons from his healthcare leadership journey, including navigating COVID-19, taking career risks, and leading with kindness. He also discusses the importance of preparation, lifelong learning and being a great listener.
Radical Accessibility: Expanding Healthcare Access and Capacity
In this episode, Mark D. Sparta, FACHE, President and Chief Operating Officer, Hackensack Meridian Health, discusses expanding ambulatory care, improving throughput and access, and using technology and AI to meet rising demand. He also shares his approach to building the future healthcare workforce and creating a more seamless patient experience.
Advancing Rural Healthcare With AI and Integrative Care with Marc Augsburger
In this episode, Marc Augsburger, MBA, BSN, RHCEOC, President and Chief Executive Officer, Edgerton Hospital and Health Services, discusses AI adoption, revenue cycle improvements, integrative health initiatives, and the importance of quality-focused leadership in rural healthcare.
Building the Healthcare Workforce Through Education with Dr. C. Josef Ghosn
In this episode, C. Josef Ghosn, EdD, FACHE, President and Chief Executive Officer, AdventHealth University, discusses how AdventHealth University is expanding healthcare education, strengthening the workforce pipeline, and preparing students for high-demand clinical roles.
Mandy Eaton, PhD, President and CEO of Memorial Health
In this episode, Mandy Eaton, PhD, President and CEO of Memorial Health, joins the podcast to discuss building a strong workplace culture and the importance of creating a diverse and inclusive workforce. She also shares her perspective on the growing need for capital investment in healthcare and explains how CEOs can build trust with employees, patients, and the communities they serve.
Matt C. Schaefer on Leading With Humanity at Dolly Parton Children’s Hospital
In this episode, Matt C. Schaefer, President and Chief Executive Officer, Dolly Parton Children’s Hospital, discusses expanding pediatric care, attracting specialized talent, and leading with a strong focus on patients, families, and employees.
AI, Healthcare Innovation and the Future of Care with Jay Rughani
In this episode, Jay Rughani, Partner at @a16z, discusses the rise of “infinite healthcare,” AI’s potential to expand access to care, and what separates high-impact healthcare founders from the rest.
Building Better Decisions in Healthcare Leadership
In this episode, Bradley S. Talbert, FACHE, Chief Executive Officer, Memorial Health, discusses healthcare economics, workforce redesign and practical AI applications that improve capacity and reduce friction for clinicians and patients. He also shares leadership lessons from his book Built to Decide, emphasizing accountability, staying close to the work and empowering teams to make better decisio
Darin Roark on Leading With Purpose and Expanding Access at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital
In this episode, Darin Roark, BSN, MBA, FACHE, President and Chief Operating Officer, Wentworth Douglass Hospital, Mass General Brigham, discusses expanding labor and delivery services, launching a new freestanding emergency department, and bringing high-quality care closer to patients. He also shares leadership lessons on listening to teams, staying focused on the patient, and leading with purpos
Scott Becker - Cancer & Shortages of Oncologists 8-18-26
In this episode, Scott Becker discusses the growing shortage of oncologists, the rising demand for cancer care, and the challenges patients face accessing specialized care.
Leading With Purpose Through Healthcare’s Affordability Challenges with Chris Van Gorder
In this episode, Chris Van Gorder, FACHE, President and Chief Executive Officer, Scripps Health, discusses the growing affordability challenges facing hospitals, including reimbursement pressures, rising costs and California’s healthcare affordability regulations.
Building the Pediatric Ecosystem: Access, Regionalization and Personalized Care with Matthew Love
In this episode, Matthew Love, President and Chief Executive Officer, Nicklaus Children's Health System, discusses the evolving pediatric healthcare landscape, including regionalizing care, expanding access closer to home, personalized medicine and genomics, and addressing pediatric workforce challenges. He also shares his leadership philosophy of leading with authenticity, purpose and strong valu
Advancing AI, Physician Leadership and Patient-Centered Innovation with Dr. Edmund Pribitkin
In this episode, Edmund Pribitkin, MD, MBA, President, Jefferson Medical Group; Executive Vice President and Chief Physician Executive, Jefferson Health, discusses leveraging AI to reduce clinician burden, expand access and strengthen patient care. He also shares how Jefferson is approaching healthcare challenges through innovation, operational discipline and a focus on building trust with patient
AI, Rural Healthcare and the Future of Health System Growth with Doug Arvin
In this episode, Doug Arvin, CPA, MBA, Chief Financial Officer, Essentia Health West, discusses AI's growing impact on healthcare finance, physician partnerships and the challenges and opportunities facing rural healthcare. He also shares his perspective on innovation, value-based care, workforce investment and new approaches to growth beyond traditional hospital expansion.Learn more about relentl
Healthcare Upside / Down - Governance Without Gridlock: Designing Compensation Decision-Making That Scales
In this episode, Arial Bauman, Director of Physician Compensation at Piedmont, and Kate Taylor, Principal at ECG Management Consultants, discuss how physician compensation governance is evolving from a compliance-focused function into a strategic tool for recruitment, retention, financial sustainability, and organizational growth.
Laura Mark, Vice President of Pharmacy at Allegheny Health Network
In this episode, Laura Mark, Vice President of Pharmacy at Allegheny Health Network, joins the podcast to discuss improving enterprise-wide visibility into medication inventory and navigating ongoing drug shortages. She shares insights on strengthening pharmacy operations, improving inventory management, and building more resilient strategies to ensure medications remain available when patients ne
Physician Independence, Chronic Disease and the Human Operating System with Dr. Amy Gutman
In this episode, Amy Gutman, MD, FACEP, Emergency Physician & Founder of ToughLoveMD®, discusses physician independence, healthcare workforce challenges and the growing strain of chronic disease on the healthcare system. She also shares her perspective on leadership, human performance and the importance of putting your own health and fulfillment at the center of your work.
Mandy Richards, DNP, RN, APRN, ACNS-BC, NEA-BC, Chief Nursing Executive and President of Children’s Health at Intermountain Health
In this episode, Mandy Richards, DNP, RN, APRN, ACNS-BC, NEA-BC, Chief Nursing Executive and President of Children’s Health at Intermountain Health, joins the podcast to discuss the importance of learning through experience and preparing nurses for the realities of modern healthcare. She shares how her own leadership journey reinforced the need for stronger nursing preparation and highlights the p
Building Trust in Healthcare Through Better Data with Priya Bathija & Lauren Riplinger
Priya Bathija, Healthcare Executive, Strategic Advisor, Speaker, Podcast Host, Professor & Trustee and Lauren Riplinger, Chief Public Policy and Impact Officer, AHIMA, discuss how healthcare organizations can strengthen trust through better collection, sharing and use of social determinants of health data. They also explore the role of health information professionals, AI, data governance and
Driving Responsible AI Adoption, Cybersecurity and Digital Transformation with Les Clonch
In this episode, Les Clonch, Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Scottish Rite for Children, discusses responsible AI adoption, cybersecurity, enterprise data strategy and the importance of governance and change management in navigating rapid technology advancements. He also shares how Scottish Rite is building technology capabilities and preparing its workforce to use AI effectively whi
Sutter North’s Growth and the Future of Value-Based Care with Dr. Steven Blair
In this episode, Steven Blair, MD, MBA, President and Chief Executive Officer of Sutter North Medical Group, discusses the group’s growth, expanding access to care in rural communities, and the role of value-based care in sustaining services amid rising costs and reimbursement pressures. He also shares how Sutter North is using its broader system network, technology and innovative care models to m
Simplifying Healthcare and Tackling Rising Costs with Jessica Lopez-Liggett
In this episode, Jessica Lopez-Liggett, Commercial State Plan President for Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Indiana, discusses rising healthcare costs, simplifying the member and provider experience through technology, and expanding high-quality, lower-cost care through provider partnerships. She also shares why addressing social determinants of health and bringing employers, providers and co
Leading Medicaid Through Change and Uncertainty with Crissy Turino
In this episode, Crissy Turino, Chief Operating Officer for CountyCare, discusses Medicaid changes, healthcare access and equity, and the importance of balancing mission, operations and public policy. She also shares leadership lessons on adaptability, building strong teams and bringing clarity during times of uncertainty.
Jakob Emerson on Payer Trends, AI ROI and UnitedHealth's Expanding Financial Business
In this episode, Jakob Emerson, Associate News Director, Becker’s Healthcare, discusses UnitedHealth's $3 billion acquisition of Allegis, the evolving Medicare Advantage and Medicaid landscape, and how insurers are approaching AI investments. He also explores the growing focus on measurable AI returns, proprietary data and the challenges of using AI in healthcare.
The Cost of Burnout: Why Vitality Is Now a Workforce Strategy
In this episode, Stuart L. Lustig, MD, MPH, National Medical Executive for Behavioral Health Strategy and Product Design, Cigna Healthcare, discusses the business impact of burnout, the importance of measuring workforce vitality, and how employers can build mental health strategies that improve retention, productivity and patient care. Featured research from The Cigna Group: https://newsroom.cigna
R. Kyle Kramer on Rural Healthcare Transformation and Expanding Access Through Partnership
In this episode, Kyle Kramer, FACCA, FAAMA, Chief Executive Officer of Day Kimball Health, discusses the future of rural healthcare, including value-based care, workforce development and the organization’s potential affiliation with the University of Connecticut Health System. He also shares how Day Kimball is expanding access, strengthening local care delivery and building a sustainable future fo
Derrick Billups, MSHA, CMRP, FACHE, Vice President of Supply Chain and Support Services at UC Health – Cincinnati
In this episode, Derrick Billups, MSHA, CMRP, FACHE, Vice President of Supply Chain and Support Services at UC Health – Cincinnati, joins the podcast to discuss strategies for minimizing risk and reducing clinical variation across the health system. He also shares how AI is being used to improve demand forecasting, strengthen supply chain resilience, and help organizations make more informed opera
Agentic orchestration: A new approach to enterprise AI
In this episode, Munjal Shah, Co-founder & CEO of Hippocratic AI, discusses how agentic orchestration can coordinate teams of AI agents to achieve healthcare outcomes such as reducing readmissions, closing care gaps and improving patient follow-up. This episode is sponsored by Hippocratic AI.
The Eight Common Practices of Uncommon Leaders with John Gallagher
In this episode, John Gallagher, Founder and CEO of Growing Champions Coaching & Consulting, discusses the habits and disciplines that help leaders improve themselves, develop their teams and build stronger organizations. He also shares insights from his new book, The Eight Common Practices of Uncommon Leaders, including the importance of intentional relationships, feedback, focus and leading
Matthew Fry on Growth, Innovation and Building a Sustainable Health System
In this episode, Matthew Fry, President and CEO of Freeman Health System, discusses the system’s rapid expansion, investments in technology and key service lines, and strategies for improving access across rural communities. He also shares his perspective on operational efficiency, workforce investment and adapting leadership strategies in a rapidly changing healthcare environment.
Roger Mitty, MD, MBA, President of Care New England Medical Group
In this episode, Roger Mitty, MD, MBA, President of Care New England Medical Group, joins the podcast to discuss the impact of HR1 and what its changes could mean for healthcare organizations. He shares his perspective on opportunities for growth and the importance of allocating resources and funding strategically to support organizational priorities and maintain long-term stability.
Health System M&A, Joint Ventures and Rising Financial Pressure with Alan Condon
In this episode, Alan Condon, Editor-in-Chief at Becker's Healthcare, discusses the surge in health system M&A, including the proposed Intermountain Health and AdventHealth joint venture in Colorado and Salem Health's merger with Santiam Memorial Hospital in Oregon. He also explores how financial pressures, regulatory flexibility and the need for greater scale are shaping health system partner
How Healthcare Organizations Can Identify and Address Patient Leakage
In this episode, Eddie Wilson, Managing Director at Deloitte, and Yuchen Chen, Associate Vice President at Deloitte, discuss how healthcare organizations can identify and address patient leakage through data, analytics, and improved access strategies. They also explore how stronger network retention, care orchestration, and emerging AI capabilities can support margin growth, patient engagement, an
Building AI Solutions That Work for Healthcare with Nishith Khandwala, Sam Schwager, Steve Liou, & Dr. Bo Gu
In this episode, Nishith Khandwala, CEO and Co-founder at Bunkerhill Health, Sam Schwager, CEO & Co-Founder of SuperDial, Steve Liou, CEO and Founder of Clarium, and Bo Gu, MD, CEO, Youlify, discuss how AI is improving clinical workflows, reducing administrative burden, and expanding access to care. They also share the biggest challenges to AI adoption and what healthcare leaders should priori
Martha Henley on Bringing Rural Healthcare Services Back Home and Building a Sustainable Future
In this episode, Martha Henley, Chief Executive Officer, Unity Medical Center, discusses expanding access to care in rural communities, restoring specialty services locally and strengthening hospital operations. She shares how Unity Medical Center is navigating workforce challenges, reimbursement pressures and growth opportunities while keeping patients at the center.
Leading Through Disruption With Culture, Innovation and Patient-Centered Care with Dr. Mark G. Moseley
In this episode, Mark G. Moseley, MD, MHA, President, USF Tampa General Physicians; Executive Vice President, Tampa General Hospital, discusses navigating healthcare disruption through strong culture, focused leadership and simplifying the patient experience. He shares how Tampa General is approaching growth, access to care, technology and the future of academic medicine.
Expanding Access and Transforming Care for Children with Special Health Needs with Dr. Matthew McDonald
In this episode, Matthew McDonald, MD, President and Chief Executive Officer, Children's Specialized Hospital, RWJBarnabas Health, discusses expanding access to pediatric rehabilitation and specialized services while addressing workforce and funding challenges. He shares how innovation, new care models and a focus on family-centered care are helping more children reach their full potential.
Creating Capacity in Orthopedics: How AI Is Helping Practices Do More With Less
In this episode, Dr. David Klein, Partner and MD, Kennedy-White Orthopaedic Center, discusses how AI is improving scheduling, documentation, and insurance workflows, while creating more time for patient care and enhancing the physician experience.This episode is sponsored by Heidi Health.
Robert Stone on Expanding Cancer Care Access, Philanthropy and the Future of Innovation
In this episode, Robert Stone, Chief Executive Officer, Helen and Morgan Chu Chief Executive Officer Distinguished Chair, City of Hope, discusses the organization’s approach to expanding cancer care access, building philanthropic partnerships and keeping patients at the center of growth. He also shares his perspective on AI, technology and the future of cancer treatment.
Josh Orzel on Building the Next Generation of Nursing Leaders and Supporting the Frontline Workforce
In this episode, Josh Orzel, Chief Nursing Officer, Saline Health System, discusses strengthening nursing culture, developing talent pipelines and supporting frontline caregivers through industry challenges. He shares his leadership philosophy and how investing in nurses drives better outcomes for patients, teams and communities.
AI, Leadership and the Future of Healthcare Delivery
In this episode, Kelly Haynie, DHA, MPA, FACHE, Chief Executive Officer, Ochsner Medical Center - West Bank Campus, discusses leading through growth, building a strong leadership culture, and preparing healthcare organizations for AI-driven transformation. He shares how AI can improve access, experience, quality and safety while reducing administrative burden and keeping care human.
Dr. Rob Sumter on Building Sustainable Growth Through Leadership, AI, and Operational Excellence
In this episode, Rob Sumter, PhD, FACHE, President, Saint Joseph Hospital; Executive Vice President and Market Chief Operating Officer, Ascension, discusses how disciplined execution, investing in people, and thoughtfully applying AI are driving long-term sustainability. He also shares why staying agile, communicating through change, and keeping patients at the center are essential to successful h
Advancing Personalized Care Through AI, Clinical Insights and Early Intervention with Dr. Stanley Crittenden
In this episode, Dr. Stanley Crittenden, Chief Medical Officer at Cigna Healthcare, discusses how AI-powered analytics and personalized care management are helping identify health risks earlier, improve outcomes and simplify healthcare navigation. He shares how Cigna is using technology to support clinicians, expand access to care and drive affordability while keeping human connection at the cente
Closing the Rural Telehealth Gap in Chronic Care with Sarah Adkins
In this episode, Sarah Adkins, director of public policy with the Elevance Health Public Policy Institute, discusses research showing lower telehealth utilization among rural populations and the barriers driving the gap. She shares strategies for payers and healthcare leaders to expand digital infrastructure, tailor telehealth programs and improve access for underserved members.
AI Investments That Improve Physician Experience, Revenue and Margins with Mike Lewis
In this episode, Mike Lewis, CFO, Onvida Medical Group, discusses how his organization is measuring the financial and clinical impact of AI, including a 14% increase in patient-facing time, 35% documentation time savings and improved revenue yield. He also shares strategies for improving revenue capture, reducing payer denials and using technology to reduce physician burnout while strengthening ma
The Mouth-Body Connection, Patient Trust and the Future of Dental Care with Joe Feldsien
In this episode, Joe Feldsien, Senior Vice President of Integrated Care at PDS Health, discusses the growing role of oral health in whole-person care, including advances in salivary diagnostics, CBCT technology and the mouth-body connection. He also shares leadership insights on building patient trust, prioritizing the right initiatives and using AI to strengthen strategy and structure in dentistr
Transforming Primary Care Access and Reducing Physician Burnout with Dr. Surendra Khera
In this episode, Surendra Khera, MD, MSc, President, Cleveland Clinic Florida Accountable Care Organization; Vice Chief, Primary Care Institute, Florida Market, Cleveland Clinic, discusses how expanding access, redesigning primary care, and embracing AI are improving patient outcomes and clinician well-being. He also shares strategies for addressing digital workload, strengthening value-based care
Larry Lacefield on Military Leadership, AI, and Improving the Patient Experience
In this episode, Larry Lacefield, Force Master Chief (Ret.), U.S. Navy and Healthcare Executive, shares how lessons from military leadership have shaped his approach to healthcare, discusses using AI and technology to improve access and patient experience, and explains why empowering frontline teams is essential to delivering better outcomes.
Simplifying Healthcare Through Digital Transformation, Affordability and AI with Katie Catlender
In this episode, Katie Catlender, Chief Operating Officer at Point32Health, discusses the organization’s push to consolidate legacy digital platforms, reduce administrative costs and create a simpler experience for members and providers. She also shares how Point32Health is using AI responsibly to personalize care, reduce friction and build trust while keeping members at the center.
Thomas Lynch, MD, President and Chief Executive Officer of Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center
In this episode, Thomas Lynch, MD, President and Chief Executive Officer of Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center, joins the podcast to discuss expanding outpatient capacity to meet growing demand for cancer care while improving access and the patient experience. He also shares his perspective on preparing the next generation of physicians, highlighting the importance of education, mentorship, and innovat
Building a Sustainable Health System Through Community Focus and Innovation with Dr. Greg Rosencrance
In this episode, Dr. Greg Rosencrance, President and Chief Executive Officer at WVU Medicine Thomas Hospitals, discusses the organization’s focus on financial stability, service line growth and delivering accessible, high-quality care close to home. He shares how Thomas Hospitals is approaching innovation, ambulatory growth, workforce challenges and partnerships to support the future needs of its
Melvin Price, DPM on Expanding Access to Care and Preparing for Healthcare's Next Challenges
In this episode, Melvin Price, DPM, President and Chief Executive Officer, MCR Health, discusses how federally qualified health centers are expanding access to care, the financial pressures facing community health organizations, and the opportunities in clinical trials and value-based care to better serve underserved populations.
Haroon Ansari, Chief Executive Officer of Pinnacle Hospital
In this episode, Haroon Ansari, Chief Executive Officer of Pinnacle Hospital, joins the podcast to discuss how healthcare organizations can align their strategies with an evolving market and changing patient needs. He shares his perspective on the greatest opportunities for growth in the years ahead, highlighting the importance of adaptability, innovation, and strategic planning to position health
Using Data to Transform Surgical Operations and Patient Access
In this episode, Jennifer Venator, MSN, RN, CNS, CNOR, CRNFA, Executive Director, Surgical Services, Providence St. Jude Medical Center in Fullerton CA, shares how trusted, real-time data is improving surgical access, operational efficiency, and collaboration across care teams. She also discusses how automation and emerging AI capabilities can streamline perioperative workflows, reduce administrat
Swannie Jett, DrPH, MSc, MHA, Chief Executive Officer of Park DuValle Community Health Center
In this episode, Swannie Jett, DrPH, MSc, MHA, Chief Executive Officer of Park DuValle Community Health Center, joins the podcast to discuss rethinking healthcare strategy in an era of AI, payer denials, and increasing reliance on outsourcing. He also shares how improving community health extends beyond the clinic, highlighting innovative efforts to provide nutrition education through the rehabili
Michael Antoniades on Expanding Access and Building an Academic Community Hospital
In this episode, Michael Antoniades, President, UChicago Medicine Ingalls Memorial, discusses the hospital's transformation through its partnership with UChicago Medicine, plans to expand residency programs and key service lines, and the leadership principles guiding its continued growth and investment in the Southland community.
Mary McKenzie on Leading Clinical Transformation Through Technology and Change Management
In this episode, Mary McKenzie, FACHE, Chief Administrative Officer, UVA Physicians Group, shares how AI, virtual care, and thoughtful change management are helping reduce physician burden, expand access, and improve the clinician experience. She also discusses why communication, curiosity, and empathy are essential to leading successful transformation in healthcare.
The Strategic Value of RTLS in Healthcare: From Point Solutions to Enterprise Intelligence
In this episode, Bill McCarthy, President, Securitas Healthcare, and Stephanie Anderson, VP Cloud and Platform Strategy, Securitas Healthcare, discuss how real-time location solutions are evolving into enterprise-wide platforms that improve patient care, operational efficiency, and staff safety. They explore the roles of cloud technology, AI, executive sponsorship, and long-term strategy in unlock
Building Human Centered AI and the Future of Healthcare with Dr. Akram Boutros
In this episode, Akram Boutros, MD, Human Focused AI Builder + Health Transformation Crusader, shares how his experience as both a longtime health system CEO and patient inspired a new approach to care delivery, and discusses how AI can reduce clinician burden, improve patient outcomes, and create a more connected healthcare system.
Matthew Ray Scott, MS and Scott Sigman, MD on Building a Trusted Physician Brand
In this episode, Matthew Ray Scott, MS, Principal & Managing Director, FEED. The Agency, and Scott Sigman,MD, Orthopedic Surgeon, Podcaster, and Pioneer in opioid-sparing surgery, discuss their new book Physician Brand Rx, sharing how physicians can build trust, strengthen their digital presence, and shape their professional reputation in the age of AI.
Accelerating HIV Research and Funding Medical Innovation with Kyle Clifford
In this episode, Kyle Clifford, Chief Executive Officer at amfAR, discusses the organization's mission to fund groundbreaking early stage HIV research, the expanding role of immune system science in cancer and chronic disease, and why backing bold ideas is essential to advancing healthcare innovation.
Alan Condon on ACA Headwinds, Hospital Margins, and Slowing Elective Surgeries
In this episode, Alan Condon, Editor-in-Chief at Becker's Healthcare, examines how ACA coverage changes are affecting hospital finances, why elective surgery volumes are softening, and what these trends could mean for nonprofit health systems facing tighter margins.
Laura Dyrda on CMS Payment Changes, ACA Premium Increases, and Medicare Advantage Trends
In this episode, Laura Dyrda, Vice President, Editor-in-Chief, Becker's Healthcare, discusses the latest CMS inpatient payment rule, rising ACA marketplace premiums, and the evolving Medicare Advantage landscape, along with what these changes mean for hospitals, health systems, and patient access to care.
Scott Becker: 5 Healthcare News Stories We Are Following Today 8-4-26
In this episode, Scott Becker highlights the latest U.S. News and Forbes hospital rankings, the continued insurer pullback from Medicare Advantage, and more.
Improving Surgical Care Through Technology and AI with Dr. Kevin Campbell
In this episode, Kevin Campbell, MD, Chief Executive Officer, STREAMD, discusses how his experience as an orthopedic surgeon inspired the creation of a patient engagement platform, the role of AI in orthopedic care, and the trends shaping outpatient surgery, private practice, and healthcare innovation.
How U.S. News Is Redefining Best Hospitals Rankings with Ben Harder
In this episode, Ben Harder, Managing Editor and Chief of Health Analysis at U.S. News & World Report, discusses the evolution of the Best Hospitals rankings, including a greater emphasis on risk-adjusted patient outcomes and expanded regional specialty rankings. He also shares how hospital leaders can use the data to benchmark performance, identify improvement opportunities, and better commun
Leading Rural Growth Through Recruitment, Innovation, and Team Based Care with Ronda Lehman, PharmD
In this episode, Ronda Lehman, PharmD, MBA, FACHE, President, Mercy Health Lima, discusses expanding access across rural communities, strengthening recruitment and retention, and using technology and team based care to improve the patient and provider experience. She also shares her perspective on leadership, operational excellence, and preparing health systems for long term growth.
Leading the Future of Safety Net Care Through Innovation and Community Partnerships with Deborah Visconi
In this episode, Deborah Visconi, President and Chief Executive Officer, Bergen New Bridge Medical Center, discusses advancing patient-centered care through ambulatory expansion, behavioral health integration and a major Epic implementation. She also shares how investing in culture, workforce development and community partnerships is helping strengthen care for vulnerable populations while navigat
Stabilizing Operations and Workforce at Henry Ford Health with Emily Moorhead
In this episode, Emily Moorhead, President of the Macomb Market at Henry Ford Health, shares how she is leading operational and workforce stabilization amid rapid growth and industry headwinds. She discusses financial sustainability, staff engagement, patient safety, and making disciplined decisions to support long-term access, trust, and community-centered care.
Expanding Access and Strengthening Rural Healthcare with David Walker
In this episode, David Walker, Chief Executive Officer, George E. Weems Memorial Hospital, shares how the hospital is expanding local access to care through new pharmacy, oncology, rehabilitation, and specialty services while strengthening its financial foundation. He also discusses workforce strategies, cybersecurity, and the importance of investing in rural communities to build a more sustainabl
Alyssia Crews, MBA, FACHE, Vice President of Orlando Health Cancer Institute
In this episode, Alyssia Crews, MBA, FACHE, Vice President of Orlando Health Cancer Institute, joins the podcast to discuss expanding access to cancer care and improving clinical access for patients across the communities the institute serves. She shares insights on addressing workforce and staffing challenges, as well as the key operational and strategic issues oncology leaders are navigating to
Growing Rural Care Through Physician Leadership and Team-Based Innovation with Dr. Leanne Yanni
In this episode, Leanne Yanni, MD, MHCM, President and Chief Executive Officer, Illinois Physician Enterprise, Hospital Sisters Health System, discusses building a long-term strategy for physician growth, expanding access in rural communities and strengthening leadership across the organization. She also shares how ambient AI, team-based care and population health are helping improve clinician exp
Jim Andrews on Leadership, Perspective, and Purpose in Healthcare
In this episode, Jim Andrews, MHL, President and CEO of Deborah Heart and Lung Center, reflects on the leadership principles that have shaped his career, from treating others with empathy to staying grounded through continuous learning. He also shares how purpose, mentorship, and perspective help him navigate the challenges of leading a specialty hospital while fostering a culture where employees
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