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Host Justin Barnes aka @HITAdvisor, talks with guest Monica Bolbjerg, MD, Co-Founder & CEO of Qure4U, on patient engagement and how education is empowerment. Want to stream our station live? Visit www.HealthcareNOWRadio.com or ask "Alexa, play HealthcareNOW Radio Station" if you have an echo. Want to listen on your iPhone? Say "Hey Siri, search for HealthcareNOW Radio" and please be sure to rate us.

Hosts Mark Masselli and Margaret Flinter speak with Dr. Leana Wen, newly appointed President of the Planned Parenthood Federation of America. Dr. Wen talks about successful interventions she launched as Baltimore’s Health Commissioner on opioids, maternal mortality and gun violence, planning to take her tough public health approach to addressing challenges to women’s health and reproductive rights in America.

Host Matt Fisher chats with Tom White, CEO and Co-Founder of Phynd Technologies. They discuss provider tracking technology to create cohesive records and the importance and impact of provider tracking on value based care.

Host David Harlow talks with Joyce Lee MD MPH, University of Michigan, Doctor As Designer. Joyce is a U Mich pediatric endocrinologist and design thinking adherent who sees the clinic of the future as a maker space for patients and clinicians to co-design their care as part of a learning healthcare system.

Host Shereese Maynard talks to Andria Jacobs, RN, MS, CEN, CPHQ,COO of PCG Software, a provider-payer software solution. The conversation focuses on current issues affecting payers, providers and beneficiaries including claims denials, issues related to Observation Status designation, medical identity theft, and medical billing fraud.

Host Matt Ferrari talks with David Kates CTO for Manifest Medex. Matt and David discuss migrating legacy systems.

Host Jim Tate's guest is Richard Luck the COO and Co-Founder of Decent. Richard is an experienced entrepreneur and engineering lead who has spent the past 20 years helping teams large and small build great products. He co-founded Decent because he believes the customer has been absent from healthcare for too long and the dynamics of the industry need to change.

Host Dr. Nick van Terheyden aka Dr. Nick talks to Matt Waellert, Chief Behavioural Officer (CBO) at Clover Health. Nick and Matt explore behavioral health influences and how we can create interventions that will have a positive impact. Along with exploring different incremental ways of testing and then roll out of programs to have a positive impact in health.

Host Catherine Short talks with Matt Kelly, CEO of Radical Compliance, about “Whistleblower hotlines, retaliation, and building a speak-up culture.” The two discuss the current state of whistleblower hotline law, specifically anti-retaliation; and how a compliance officer can use a whistleblower hotline more productively to support a stronger speak-up culture across the board. They also talk about the current state of anti-retaliation law, and the implications of the Digital Realty Trust v. Somers ruling from the US Supreme Court; discuss how hotlines fit into the greater scheme of employees speaking up about misconduct; and discuss how compliance officers can use hotlines to drive a speak-up culture generally, beyond merely calling the hotline.

Hosts Mark Masselli and Margaret Flinter speak with Edward Abrahams, President of the Personalized Medicine Coalition which supports the emerging science of precision medicine and the huge potential it holds for cost savings with pharmacogenomics, targeted therapies, and improved outcomes for patients and health systems. They discuss the Coalition’s upcoming summit at Harvard which will bring together policy makers, leading scientists, advocates and provider organizations to devise strategies for advancing precision medicine.

Host Carol Flagg's guest is Marianne O’Hare, Producer of Conversations on Healthcare Radio Show. Marianne discusses her career in radio over the past few decades and how it is still relevant but changed.

Hosts Mark Masselli and Margaret Flinter speak with award-winning New York Times science writer and columnist Carl Zimmer about his critically acclaimed book, “She Has Her Mother’s Laugh: The Powers, Perversions and Potentials of Heredity” on the dramatic scientific discovery underway fueled by genomics. He discusses the genome’s role in understanding heredity and how personalized medicine will be advanced once the science and medical communities master their knowledge of how genomics impact health and disease.

Host Matt Fisher chats with Anne Marie Polak, Senior Director at Leavitt Partners discussing addiction treatment value based care models, current state of addiction treatment, and encourage coordination of care.

Host Jeff Lin is joined by Katie Buzard, Call Center Manager at Healthcare Administrative Partners. They discuss patient engagement in the billing and payments process and how Katie’s organization made some drastic changes to their patient statements to drive online payments and eStatement adoption.

Host David Harlow talks with Dave Ryan, General Manager, Health and Life Sciences, Internet of Things Group at Intel discussing the value that IoT devices, in and out of the hospital, can bring to patients, providers and payors when linked with useful AI algorithms. He also predicts that looking back five years from now we’ll see 2018 as the year that IoT remote sensors jumped the shark in health care.