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ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Are we at an impasse when it comes to dialogue and the critical exchange of fresh and perhaps old ideas? Conflict seems to surround any meaningful exchange especially considering our country’s unique healthcare challenges. Join us as we delve into a myriad of topics that affect the health and well-being of all of us. To that end, we welcome discourse from alternative perspectives in a spirit that is challenging but respectful.
Update frequency:
monthly
Average audio length:
48 minutes
English
United States
21 episodes
since July 26, 2020
episodic
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Gayle is joined by Daniel Cruz, health actuary and consultant, to discuss the state of the actuarial profession in light of recent communications about rating of Affordable Care Act plans.
The actuarial profession plays an important role in safeguarding the institution of insurance for the benefi…
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In this episode, Gayle and Joyce are joined by Dr. Lee Kurisko, a Canadian radiologist who left practice in Thunder Bay Ontario to pursue a career stateside after becoming disillusioned with Canada’s centralized approach to healthcare delivery. His firsthand knowledge of waiting lines, physician an…
Gayle recently talked with Leo Wisneiwski, founder of Health Cost Labs (www.healthcostlabs.com) about hospital price transparency and how this newly disclosed data will be a game changer for health care expenditures.
Leo described how his experiences with fee schedules and billing data at an insu…
Greg recently completed a research report for the Society of Actuaries entitled “Uninsured Rate” Measurements and Health Policy Considerations, available at www.soa.org/resources/research-reports/2021/uninsured-rate-measurements/. He became interested in the measurement of the uninsured rate becau…
Dr. Wendy Molaska offers many points of view about Direct Primary Care. In just over 35 minutes, we touch on all of the important aspects of DPC, examined through a variety of lenses including
· Physician and patient perspectives in DPC and traditional primary care
· Physicians emp…
Fritz Busch describes being smitten with DPC the first time he heard a DPC physician talking about the model. He found the model very appealing because it seemed like it would work, it would provide better care. Fritz had always been bothered that so many physicians are burned out. He was very pl…
You don’t want to miss this wide ranging conversation with perhaps one of today’s foremost experts on healthcare systems. Health actuary and retired Milliman Principal, Mark Litow spoke with Joyce and Gayle about how healthcare systems work, the main disconnects in the US system, and how reform ef…
Today’s guest was Troy Robert, who has multiple entrepreneurial ventures in the healthcare system related to physical therapy and staffing of allied health professionals. Troy explained different models of delivering and paying for physical therapy. He compares the incentives of fee-for-service a…
Richard Young MD, family medicine physician, faculty, researcher and innovator, has spent most of his career at a safety net hospital. He details how quality metrics and payment based on CPT codes devalue the practice of family medicine. Primary care is disadvantaged compared to other specialties,…
Dr. Michel Accad has a direct cardiology practice and a direct primary care practice; he has authored a book (Moving Mountains: a Socratic Challenge to the Theory and Practice of Population Medicine) and he blogs (www.alertandoriented.com) and podcasts (www.accadandkoka.com).
Dr. Accad explains why…
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