# Chrissy Farr

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Matthew Rothstein, VP of Engineering at Akido, on building the first AI native health system

Matthew Rothstein, VP of Engineering at Akido, joins Christina Farr to talk about what changes when a technology company becomes a health system. He built a credit card, sold it to Goldman Sachs, helped launch the Apple Card, and now works on the AI foundation for a bi-coastal network of nearly 100…

Why 10,000 texts a day is the future of primary care, with Dr. Zeyad Baker of Baker Health

Dr. Zeyad Baker, a pediatrician who scaled a 24-hour primary care practice, sold it to Optum, and spent five years as their tri-state market CEO, joins Christina Farr to argue that the scarcest resource in healthcare is not data or technology but the doctor-patient relationship itself. He walks thr…

Will AI replace your doctor by 2030? Dr. Zeke Emanuel vs AMA CEO Dr. John Whyte

This week on Lifers, Christina Farr is joined by Dr. Ezekiel J. Emanuel and Dr. John Whyte, CEO of the American Medical Association, who are longtime friends on opposite sides of the biggest question in health AI: should it ever practice medicine without a human in the loop? After Zeke’s commentary…

White-collar work has no immunological protection | Eric Larsen, TowerBrook Advisors

This week on Lifers, Christina Farr is joined by Eric Larsen, President of TowerBrook Advisors and President Emeritus of the Advisory Board, argues that the shift of GDP from labor to capital is already underway, and that healthcare, the most labor-intensive sector in the US economy, will not be th…

Price in healthcare is market share, not quality | Nick Reber, Garner Health CEO

Nick Reber, Founder and CEO, Garner Health talks with Chrissy about why the most consequential decision in healthcare, which doctor you actually see, is the one patients have the least information about. After four spine surgeries for a problem that turned out to be in his neck, Nick left Bridgewat…

Miriam Paramore on becoming a caregiver and the $500 gap that kept her father off Medicaid

SHOW NOTES Miriam Paramore, Founder and CEO of RxUtility, joins Christina Farr for a conversation that moves from caregiving for aging parents to the hidden economics of American healthcare. Miriam, who has spent over 40 years in health tech and finance, argues that AI won't fix rural health's tra…

Healthcare AI works best on jobs no one thought to do | Hipppocratic AI CEO Munjal Shah

Christina Farr sits down with Munjal Shah, Co-founder and CEO, Hippocratic AI, to ask whether clinical AI will shrink healthcare's workforce, and who is on the hook when it makes a mistake. Munjal explains his Copilot, Autopilot, and Infinite Pilot framework, and why the use cases that have worked …

Doctors demand tech. Nurses should too | Mary Varghese Presti, Microsoft

Mary Varghese Presti, Corporate Vice President and COO, Microsoft Health & Life Sciences, started her career as a pediatric nurse. She joins Christina Farr to talk about why she wants nurses to demand technology the way physicians do, and what AI has to prove before it's trusted on the clinical sid…

Healthcare runs a 1980s model in 2026 | Aaron Miri, Baptist Health

Christina Farr sits down with Aaron Miri, Executive Vice President and Chief Digital & Innovation Officer, Baptist Health, to talk about where AI is changing how a health system runs, and where liability, privacy law and payer friction still slow it down. Aaron explains why Baptist hasn’t hired a h…

Surviving the digital therapeutics graveyard | David Benshoof Klein, Click Therapeutics

Christina Farr talks with David Benshoof Klein, Founder and CEO of Click Therapeutics, days after the FDA cleared Motivista, the first authorized treatment for the negative symptoms of schizophrenia. They discuss why so many digital therapeutics companies failed, and why an FDA-authorized app still…