Wilmington Health CEO Jeff James, MBA describes the challenges they overcame for their own physician-led ACO and on behalf of large employers to achieve better cost and quality.

Mandy Cohen, MD, MPH, North Carolina Sec. of the Department of Health and Human Services, joins BOH host Matthew Hanis for a live interview in front of 200 NC physician practice leaders.

Therapist and psychotherapy practice owner Staci Connolly recently deployed a digital diagnostic tool for patients. She anticipates the tool will accelerate diagnosis and measure patient progress in treatment, providing data she believes insurers will soon require.

Can health systems engage consumers digitally to improve quality, cost and satisfaction? According to Mark Jannone, Senior Director, Banner Health’s Banner Innovation Group, the answer is a solid, “Yes.”

David C. Guth, Jr., Co-Founder & CEO of Centerstone and Marlowe Greenberg, MPP, Founder & CEO of Foothold Technology join BOH host Matthew E. Hanis to discuss driving better patient outcomes through data integration across behavioral, social and medical services.

David B. Nash, MD, MBA is founding dean of the Jefferson College of Population Health, one of the first programs granting Master and Doctoral degrees in population health topics.

Cardiologist and Tryon Medical Partners CEO Dale Owen, MD led 88 physicians in separating their practice from a large health system.

Gary Filerman, Ph.D., influential researcher and long-time advocate for formalized healthcare management education, argues the US middle class will ultimately vote for universal healthcare coverage as a means to lower out-of-pocket costs and waste.

Dr. Lloyd Sederer, a Professor, Columbia Public Health School, medical journalist, book/film/TV reviewer and the Chief Medical Officer for the $4 billion New York State Office of Mental Health advocates for his approach to the addiction and mental health crisis in our country.

Lab business expert Andy Olen (Siemens Healthineers) joins Business of Healthcare host Matthew Hanis to discuss current trends and the emerging ‘fee-for-value’ lab business model.

“Anyone going into healthcare leadership should know that we should be putting ourselves out of business,” shares Kevin Mahoney of Penn Medicine. Mahoney joins Joe Gasque of GE Healthcare to discuss how they look are nurturing future healthcare leaders.

Guests Joe Wilkins (formerly of Atlantic Health) and Joe Gasque (GE Healthcare) share the leadership characteristics and innovations supporting the Healthy Communities movement, an effort to target persistent barriers to people living the healthiest life possible wherever they live.

Shelly Buck (WellSpan Health) and Joe Gasque (GE Healthcare) discuss ways they nurture inclusiveness in emerging leaders. As healthcare continues to rapidly evolve, inclusiveness is critical for emerging leaders.

“I never set out to work in addictions, but I lost my best friend to a heroin overdose,” shares Omar Manejwala, MD. That tragedy ultimately led Manejwala to his current role as Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer of Catasys, Inc.

As health systems take on more ‘fee-for-value’ arrangements, their strategic suppliers may share the risk. Joe Gasque, a senior leader from GE Healthcare North America, shares GE’s shared risk arrangements in their journey to be a “leading provider of outcomes” and impact on hiring and training field team members.

Tom Petrizzo, CEO of Tri-County Mental Health Services, Inc and Scott Green, Senior Vice President & General Manager for Netsmart discuss emerging outcomes from Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics (CCBHC) program.

Digital is disrupting pharmaceutical companies at their very core: product development and commercial operations. We explore this with two leaders deep in the thick of transforming this key healthcare segment . . .

Digital is changing almost every aspect of healthcare including pharmaceutical manufacturing and distribution. Join Daniel J. Gandor, Director of Digital Innovation for Takeda Pharmaceuticals U.S.A., Inc. and Brad Ansley, Director of SPI Health.

“No outcome, no income,” says Dr. David Nash, founding dean of the nation’s first graduate school of population health. He joins Brad Ansley of SPI Health to explore the emergence of population health.

Empathy for the patient, helping providers improve efficiency, adjusting to new buying paradigms . . . the work and competencies of a sales representative is undergoing radical change like other stakeholders. But do we even need salespeople in healthcare?