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Podnosis

Fierce Healthcare

Podnosis: the pulse of the healthcare industry. Every week, journalists from Fierce Healthcare dive into some of the industry’s biggest trends. We talk to the experts about what’s important now so you can prep for the future. Hear about all things healthcare, from physician practices to hospital chains and insurance giants—and those that mix all three—plus the tech they use, disruptors looking to compete and people moving the sector forward. Follow Podnosis on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon or

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35:46

Profitable insurtechs and diagnosing autism

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2023/05/17

This week on "Podnosis," you'll hear from Dennis Wall, the founder of Cognoa. He sat down with Fierce's Anastassia Gliadkovskaya to discuss the importance of diagnosis of neurodevelopmental disabilities in children, and how tech can help get there. Also under discussion is pharmacy benefit managers. John Kao the CEO and founder of Alignment Health talks to Fierce's Frank Diamond about how insurtech's can be profitable. To learn more about topics in this episode: Why Alignment Healthcare's CEO is

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35:15

Digital therapeutics, and how to fix PBMs

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2023/05/10

This week on "Podnosis," you'll hear from Christina Brezing, a research scientist at New York State Psychiatric Institute. She sat down with Fierce's Anastassia Gliadkovskaya to discuss the rise of prescription digital therapeutics. Also under discussion is pharmacy benefit managers. A.J. Loiacono cofounded Capital Rx, a startup health tech PBM. He talks to Fierce's Frank Diamond about ways to fix the PBM industry and how his little company can compete with the giants. To learn more about topics in

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36:53

Healthcare’s relationship to climate change

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2023/05/03

This week on "Podnosis," you'll hear from Gary Cohen, the president and co-founder of Health Care Without Harm, an environmental advocacy group. He talked with Fierce's Anastassia Gliadkovskaya about the way healthcare is addressing its role in climate change and how this became a mature movement. Also under discussion is environmental justice. Gliadkovskaya also talks with Aparna Bole, who is a senior consultant at the Office of Climate Change and Health Equity. They talk about why healthcare

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34:37

Progress for the opioid crisis, and antimicrobial...

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2023/04/26

Antimicrobial stewardship took a big step backward during the COVID-19 pandemic. Doctor Laurie Hicks, director of the Office of Antibiotic Stewardship at the CDC, talks to Fierce's Frank Diamond about why that happened and how to avoid letting it happen again. Also, kicking off a series on the opioid crisis, we'll hear from Fierce's Fraiser Kansteiner on the recent over-the-counter Narcan FDA approval. Then, we'll look back on an episode where attorney Jayne Conroy and Fierce's Annie Burky discussed

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26:11

Medicaid Redetermination and Tackling Colorectal Cancer

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2023/04/12

This week on "Podnosis," you'll hear from Health Affairs Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil. He talked with Fierce’s Robert King about the start of Medicaid redeterminations and the long-term outlook for the misunderstood program. Also under discussion is colorectal cancer, the second leading cause of cancer deaths in the country. Fierce's Anastassia Gliadkovskaya talks with Anjee Davis, president of the nonprofit Fight Colorectal Cancer, about what stakeholders can do to tackle this disease. To learn

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27:50

Adolescent Mental Health, and Medicare Advantage

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2023/04/05

This week on "Podnosis," you'll hear from Stuart Lustig, an Evernorth executive and child psychiatrist. Lustig talks with Fierce's Paige Minemyer about the rising tide of mental health concerns among young people, and what the industry can do about it. Also under discussion is how inflation and labor shortages will impact Medicare Advantage. Paul Ginsburg, the founding president of the Center for Studying Health System Change, talks with Fierce Healthcare’s Frank Diamond about these trends. To

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31:31

The Ohio Train Derailment, and Data for Social...

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2023/03/29

This week on "Podnosis," you'll hear from Jayne Conroy, who is representing Ohio residents against Norfolk Southern Railway. Conroy talks with Fierce's Annie Burky about her ongoing work to assess the public health repercussions of the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio. Also under discussion is how to better track social determinants of health. Ashley Perry, chief solutions officer for Socially Determined, talked with Fierce’s Robert King about how data analytics tools can complement

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38:16

Care for Neurodivergent Adults and Fighting Opioids

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2023/03/22

This week on "Podnosis," you'll hear from Katya Siddall-Cipolla, who started Hopper Health to offer virtual primary care and related services for neurodivergent adults. She talks with Fierce's Anastassia Gliadkovskaya about why neurodivergent adults need nuanced care and how to provide it. Also under discussion is the opioid epidemic. Jayne Conroy is a leading plaintiff attorney on the landmark $10 billion agreement to settle with CVS and Walgreens. She talks with Fierce’s Annie Burky about the

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33:19

Trends for Hospital Execs, and Rural Hospital Outlook

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2023/03/15

2022 went down as one of the most difficult years financially for hospitals and health systems since the COVID-19 pandemic began. In this episode, Erik Wexler, chief operating officer at Providence, talks with Senior Editor Heather Landi about the biggest trends that should be on every health system executive’s radar. Also under discussion is rural hospitals. Now that COVID funds are dwindling, how will rural hospitals manage the forthcoming financial instability and overcome hurdles unique to

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37:38

Post-Roe Maternal Health and Spurring Diversity in...

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2023/03/08

States with abortion restrictions have fewer maternity care providers, more maternity care deserts and higher rates of maternal and infant mortality. Fierce's Heather Landi spoke with Laurie Zephyrin, M.D., an OB-GYN specialist and health equity leader with the Commonwealth Fund, about the ripple effect of abortion bans. Landi also talks to Sonia Millsom, CEO of healthcare executive search firm Oxeon, about how the healthcare industry needs to think creatively about the next generation of

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Trends in Q4 Earnings and Patient Safety

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2023/03/01

Major national plans are bringing in record profits as they diversify their business lines. Providers, meanwhile, continue to feel the lingering effects of the pandemic on care costs, labor and the supply chain. Fierce's Paige Minemyer and Dave Muoio dive into the financial trends they spotted in covering fourth-quarter earnings. Also, in this episode, Frank Diamond interviews Michael Millenson, president of Health Quality Advisors, about patient safety in the post-COVID era. The U.S. healthcare

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35:16

Private Equity in Rural America and Margaret Wilson's...

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2023/02/22

Rural healthcare is in dire need of investment and resources. Enter private equity. But experts say PE deals need to be scrutinized. Mary Bugbee, a research and campaign coordinator at a nonprofit financial watchdog organization called Private Equity Stakeholder Project, talks with Anastassia Gliadkovskaya about the pros and cons of PE in rural settings. Also on the podcast, Senior Editor Paige Minemyer caught up with Margaret-Mary Wilson, M.D., to discuss her career journey and how it impacts her

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34:07

Health Record Errors and Postpandemic Telepsychiatry

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2023/02/15

A major weak point in healthcare is the patient handoff, where it is key to accurately exchange patient information between caregivers, such as medications the patient is on or symptoms they are experiencing. Fierce Healthcare’s Anastassia Gliadkovskaya talks with Subha Airan-Javia, M.D., a Penn Medicine physician and founder and CEO of CareAlign, about how to address this crisis. Also, Annie Burky talks with attorney Sunny Levine, who specializes in the law of health tech regulatory compliance,

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31:44

Equitable Care for Latinos and Competition with ACA

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2023/02/08

For decades, marginalized populations within the U.S. have shown poorer health outcomes than their white counterparts. Zocalo Health is a new population health company serving Latino communities in California and Texas. Fierce's Annie Burky spoke with Sarah Lopez, M.D., Zocalo's chief medical officer, about how population health systems and value-based care can address the needs of marginalized populations. Also in this episode, we take a glimpse into the Fierce JPM Week event, which was held last

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Value-based care plans, and hospital finances

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2023/02/01

The past year has challenged hospitals and health systems in the U.S. The COVID-19 pandemic and macroeconomic pressures brought a flood of operational challenges for healthcare provider organizations. And most of the financial relief offered by the government has run dry. Industry leaders believe that these challenges will likely continue into 2023. Fierce Healthcare's Dave Muoio chats with Lisa Goldstein, senior vice president at the consulting firm Kaufman Hall, about what hospital leaders will

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Highlights from Fierce's JPM Week

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2023/01/25

During the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference earlier this month, Fierce hosted its annual JPM Week event. And, last week, an expanded program was streamed during our virtual event. So, today’s episode takes you inside a couple of those sessions. First up, a panel on what big retailers have to gain by moving into healthcare. Forrester’s Natalie Schibell, VillageMD’s Tim Barry and primary care doctor Katherine Gergen Barnett, M.D., discuss what these changes will mean for primary care doctors and

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43:39

Fierce 15, and Preventing the Disruption of Care

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2023/01/18

When the COVID-19 pandemic broke out, hospitals were stretched thin.  So, the government encouraged hospitals to delay non-essential, elective surgeries. That meant that at the peak of the pandemic, thousands of cancer surgeries were delayed and many screening facilities closed temporarily. Julie Gralow, the chief medical officer of the American Society of Clinical Oncology, talks with Anastassia Gliadkovskaya about how the healthcare system can support communities in times of crisis. Also this

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Digital redlining, Breaking Down Anti-Trans Barriers

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2023/01/04

Even with the pandemic waning, telehealth is here to stay. But is virtual care the golden ticket to a reimagined health system? Katherine Barnett, M.D., at Boston Medical Center looked into how telehealth exacerbates health inequities—calling it “digital redlining.” In this episode, Annie Burky talks with Barnett about the future of virtual care and health equity. Also this week, Anastassia Gliadkovskaya interviews Jerrica Kirkley, M.D., the co-founder and chief medical officer of Plume. They talk

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24:54

Digital Health Unicorns and Tapping Population Health

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2022/12/21

2021 was a hot year for digital health funding. This year, though, the startup ecosystem had a reality check. Yet, 23 healthcare startups became unicorns, crossing the $1 billion valuation threshold. Senior editors Heather Landi and Paige Minemeyer have the rundown. Also this week, Anastassia Gliadkovskaya interviews Rhonda Medows, president of population health management at Providence. They talk about how health systems are thinking differently about care delivery, realizing that addressing

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33:29

Personalizing Virtual Care and Fixing Primary Care

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2022/12/14

When COVID-19 struck, healthcare administrators were forced to create tech-driven experiences. Now that we have a “new normal," demand is higher than ever for techie solutions like virtual care services. Senior editor Paige Minemyer interviews Rajeev Ronanki, chief digital officer of Elevance Health, on what health plans should be doing to provide a more personal patient experience. More than 83 million people in the U.S. live in areas where there’s a shortage of primary care physicians. And the

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