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The Architecture of Healing explores how healthcare strategy, design, and clinical experience come together to shape the future of care. Hosted by Chase Miller, this podcast is for leaders and thinkers designing a more human, strategic, and healing healthcare system.
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Behavioral health crises are overwhelming emergency departments across the country.
In this episode of The Architecture of Healing, Chase Miller sits down with Dr. Scott Zeller, a psychiatrist and national leader in crisis care, to explore the origins and impact of the EMPATH Unit, Emergency Psych…
In this episode of The Architecture of Healing, Chase shares the "why" behind the podcast and explores one of the most significant shifts in healthcare today: the rise of ambulatory surgery centers and the policy changes accelerating care out of the hospital.
From the origins of ASCs to the 202…
Healthcare innovation is moving faster than ever, but speed doesn't always equal progress. In this episode, Chase Miller sits down with Erica Parker, a human factors leader whose career spans healthcare architecture, product design, and enterprise innovation at Memorial Sloan Kettering and MD Ander…
Healthcare organizations spend millions—sometimes billions—on capital projects intended to improve care. Yet too often, those investments address symptoms rather than root causes. In this episode, Chase Miller sits down with Bill Hercules to explore how healthcare capital strategy, finance, and des…
In this deeply personal and thought-provoking conversation, Adrienne Erdman shares her journey from biomedical engineering and human factors into architecture and healthcare design. As Director of Design Research at Ewing Cole and Vice President of Research & Development for the Trauma-Informed…
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