What’s next for healthcare? In a rapidly evolving industry, staying ahead requires insights, expert analysis, and actionable strategies. Analyzing Healthcare is the podcast for healthcare professionals, policymakers, investors, and curious citizens who want to navigate the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of healthcare.
Analyzing Healthcare goes beyond theory to deliver real-world case studies and perspectives on the U.S. and global healthcare system. Hosted by industry experts Roy Bejarano and Jason Schifman, Co-Founders of SCALE Healthcare, the country’s leading healthcare services consulting firm, the podcast explores the ever changing world of our healthcare industry. Whether you’re eager to ignite new ideas, broaden your knowledge, or enjoy stimulating discussions, Analyzing Healthcare offers something for everyone.
Each episode features thought-provoking conversations with healthcare political leaders, CEOs and innovators, to authors and visionaries, tackling today’s most pressing topics, including a macro understanding of how to evaluate our health system on a global basis, digital health advancements, artificial intelligence in healthcare, value-based care models, telemedicine trends, healthcare policy and regulatory changes.
Learn how top professionals are improving patient outcomes, streamlining operations, and driving innovation in this dynamic field. Whether you’re focused on healthcare management, investing in healthcare services, or simply passionate about staying informed, this podcast empowers you with the tools and knowledge to succeed.
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About the Hosts
Roy Bejarano is the Co-Founder and CEO of SCALE Healthcare, named the #1 Fastest Growing Consulting Firm in the U.S. by Consulting Magazine in 2022. Since founding the company in 2019, Roy’s team has collaborated with hundreds of multi-site provider organizations and financial institutions, focusing on MSO operations, practice management, and strategic healthcare dynamics.
Previously, Roy co-founded Frontier Healthcare, New York’s largest ASC management company at the time of its sale to Physicians Endoscopy/Kelso Private Equity. He also served as Chief Strategy Officer & Co-President of Physicians Endoscopy’s MSO initiative, leading its inaugural physician practice MSO partnership.
Before entering healthcare, Roy gained over a decade of experience in investment banking, private equity, and strategic consulting with firms like Houlihan Lokey and Citigroup. A frequent author and speaker on healthcare trends, Roy has contributed to Fast Company, Physicians Practice, and Beckers and presented at leading industry conferences.
Jason Schifman is the Co-Founder & President of SCALE Healthcare. SCALE provides both the broadest and deepest range of services & solutions available to multi-site healthcare management teams today, based on our fundamental belief that narrow, and/or purely theoretical solutions cannot solve for the multidisciplinary opportunities and challenges of today’s healthcare market.
Jason is a trusted advisor to an extensive range of multisite healthcare organizations, Boards, CEOs, private equity investors and lenders across the healthcare market. He has advised stakeholders on a broad range of strategic, growth & development and operational objectives. Internally, Jason is focused on overseeing SCALE’s management leadership team, as well as leading the development and expansion of SCALE’s portfolio of services and innovation initiatives.
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Demystifying the Strategy, Opportunities, and Obstacles Driving Healthcare Payers with Mark Jamilkowski | Market Consolidation, Self-Insured Employers & Digital Health Innovations
Tuesday, November 26, 2024 • Duration 56:54
Host Roy Bejarano sits down with Mark Jamilkowski, a seasoned actuary and healthcare executive, to explore the dynamics of the healthcare payer industry, the challenges facing self-insured employers, and barriers to entry for new insurance providers.
In this episode, Mark shares insights into how government regulations, Medicare Advantage, and payer-provider relationships shape the industry. He also discusses his experience launching Every Health, a new insurance model focused on digital health integration and care coordination. This conversation is a must-listen for healthcare leaders, investors, and innovators navigating the ever-evolving payer landscape.
Timestamps:
[00:01] Introduction to Mark Jamilkowski and his 30-year career in the healthcare industry
[02:09] Understanding the payer landscape: Medicare, Medicaid, and employer-based insurance
[05:55] The economics of Medicare Advantage and why insurers focus on this market
[12:28] Myths vs. realities of the self-insured employer market
[22:33] –you Launching Every Health: How to break into the insurance industry
[40:47] The role of digital health, value-based care, and provider partnerships in the future of healthcare
Key Takeaways:
Market Segmentation Defines Success – Large payers like UnitedHealth, Humana, and Centene approach different market segments strategically, favoring high-margin Medicare Advantage plans.
Government Influence is Unavoidable – Over 65% of U.S. healthcare spending is government-funded, shaping the priorities and strategies of insurers.
Self-Insured Employers Are Not Taking Over – Contrary to industry narratives, the percentage of self-insured employers has remained stable for decades, despite broker-driven hype.
Technology & Value-Based Care Will Drive the Future – Innovations in digital health, data analytics, and care coordination are reshaping how payers and providers interact, with companies like Every Health leading the charge.
Mark Jamilkowski is a healthcare industry veteran with over 30 years of experience as an actuary, investment banker, and entrepreneur. He has held leadership positions at Aetna, Big Four consulting firms, and venture-backed insurance startups. As co-founder of Every Health, he is pioneering digital-first insurance solutions that integrate value-based care and provider partnerships to enhance patient outcomes.
Healthcare, Healthcare Leadership, Healthcare Trends, Roy Bejarano, Healthcare Innovations, Healthcare Industry Insights, Health Insurance Market, Medicare Advantage, Self-Insured Employers, Digital Health Solutions, Value-Based Care, Payer Market Strategy, Healthcare Consolidation, Insurance Industry Disruption, Mark Jamilkowski,
Growth & Innovation in Dental Care | CEO Insights with David Drzewiecki of Absolute Dental
Tuesday, November 26, 2024 • Duration 39:12
Roy Bejarano sits down with David Drzewiecki, CEO of Absolute Dental, to explore the growth, challenges, and innovations shaping the dental service industry (DSOs). The discussion covers healthcare trends, technology advancements in dentistry, the expansion of value-based care, and how Medicaid dental programs are evolving.
David shares insights on healthcare leadership, the future of patient experience, and how Absolute Dental has built a successful all-in-one model for specialty and general dentistry. The conversation is essential for healthcare executives, investors, and dental professionals looking to understand the next phase of dental care consolidation and innovation.
Timestamps:
[00:00] Introduction to Roy Bejarano & David Drzewiecki – The Evolution of Absolute Dental
[03:00] Growth of DSOs Over the Last 10 Years – Market Consolidation & Industry Shifts
[07:15] The Role of Medicaid & Medicare in Dental Care – Expanding Access & Reimbursement Challenges
[30:30] Specialty Dental Services – The Role of Oral Surgery, Orthodontics & Pediatric Dentistry
[38:15] The Future of Dentistry – Innovation, Expansion & Workforce Challenges
Key Takeaways:
DSOs continue to grow, but misconceptions persist. Many believe the market is already consolidated, yet dental care still has significant room for expansion.
Technology is transforming patient experience. Innovations like AI-driven x-ray analysis, teledentistry, and automated scheduling are improving patient access and clinical outcomes.
Value-based care in dentistry is still developing. As Medicaid and Medicare Advantage expand, DSOs must engage with payers to drive cost-effective, outcomes-focused care.
All-in-one dental care models enhance patient retention. Offering general, specialty, and surgical dental services in one location prevents patient leakage and improves continuity of care.
Exploring the Mechanics of a Value-Based Care Platform with Yates Lennon | ACOs, Risk Models & Operational Execution
Tuesday, November 26, 2024 • Duration 53:01
Host Roy Bejarano sits down with Dr. Yates Lennon, President of CHESS Health Solutions, to discuss the operational execution of value-based care (VBC) models, the complexities of ACO REACH, MSSP tracks, and risk-based agreements, and how health systems and provider groups can maximize performance in value-based contracts.
In this episode, Dr. Lennon breaks down how CHESS supports 220,000 lives, builds efficient care coordination teams, and negotiates value-based contracts with major payers. He also explores the challenges of aligning incentives, leveraging predictive analytics, and maintaining provider engagement. This is a must-listen for healthcare leaders, providers, and payers navigating the future of population health and risk-sharing agreements.
Timestamps:
[00:01] Introduction to Dr. Yates Lennon and CHESS Health Solutions’ role in value-based care
[02:25] The scope of CHESS: 220,000 covered lives, ACO models, and payer agreements
[12:28] The role of care coordination, clinical pharmacists, and social workers in reducing hospital readmissions
[22:33] How value-based contracts are negotiated and why aligning clinical and financial performance is crucial
[40:47] The rise of super practices vs. hospital systems – Who will win the future of physician market power?
[50:16] Specialty care integration & predictive analytics – What’s next for cost containment and clinical efficiency?
Key Takeaways:
Value-Based Care Requires Significant Infrastructure Investment – Managing 220,000+ lives demands a highly coordinated network of nurses, pharmacists, social workers, and analysts.
Payer-Provider Collaboration is Critical – CHESS negotiates Medicare Advantage, MSSP, and commercial value-based agreements with major payers, ensuring contracts align with clinical capabilities.
Super Practices Are Reshaping Physician Market Power – The rise of Privia, Oak Street, and Agilon is shifting influence away from hospital-owned physician groups, creating competition for high-risk patient populations.
The Future Lies in Data-Driven Healthcare – Predictive and prescriptive analytics will define the next phase of value-based care, helping organizations prioritize patient outreach and interventions for maximum impact.
Connect with the Guest:About Dr. Yates Lennon:
Healthcare Innovations & Data-Driven Leadership | Business Intelligence in Healthcare with Lancer Seaman
Tuesday, November 26, 2024 • Duration 56:59
Roy Bejarano sits down with Lancer Seaman, an expert in healthcare IT and business intelligence, to discuss the transformative role of data analytics in healthcare leadership. The conversation explores healthcare trends, healthcare innovations, and the importance of business intelligence in medical service organizations (MSOs) and physician management services.
Lancer shares his experience in optimizing healthcare IT systems, addressing physician burnout, and how healthcare industry insights can drive patient care improvements. This discussion is essential for healthcare executives, IT professionals, and medical providers looking to harness business intelligence in healthcare for operational success and strategic growth.
Timestamps:
[00:00] Introduction to Roy Bejarano & Lancer Seaman – The Role of Healthcare IT & Business Intelligence
[10:51] Due Diligence in Healthcare Mergers & Acquisitions – Key IT Risk Assessments in MSOs
[19:47] The Impact of Data Analytics on Patient Outcomes – Improving Clinical & Surgical Efficiencies
[27:46] Standardizing Healthcare IT Systems for Scalability & Cost Savings
[50:54] Proof of Concept in Healthcare IT Investments – Reducing Risk & Cost of Implementation
Key Takeaways:
Data Analytics is Reshaping Healthcare Leadership: Healthcare trends are shifting towards business intelligence, driving operational efficiency and patient outcomes.
Physician-Centric IT Systems Reduce Burnout: Healthcare innovations in AI, automation, and data standardization help reduce administrative burden and optimize physician workflows.
Standardization is Key to Scaling Healthcare Organizations: Effective healthcare IT integration ensures seamless data sharing, compliance, and organizational efficiency.
Business Intelligence in Healthcare is a Profit Driver: Healthcare industry insights reveal that data analytics can lead to cost savings, optimized patient care, and new revenue opportunities.
Strategic HR & Talent Recruiting | Healthcare Leadership with Alan Cooper
Tuesday, November 26, 2024 • Duration 55:20
Roy Bejarano sits down with Alan Cooper, an expert in healthcare leadership and talent recruiting, to discuss the evolving role of HR strategy in the healthcare industry. The conversation explores healthcare trends, healthcare innovations, and the critical differences between transactional and strategic HR.
Alan shares insights on talent acquisition, performance evaluation, and employee development, emphasizing the importance of creating a strong organizational culture in healthcare leadership. This discussion is essential for healthcare executives, HR professionals, and medical organizations seeking to optimize talent retention and improve workforce engagement.
Timestamps:
[00:00] Introduction to Roy Bejarano & Alan Cooper – The Role of HR in Healthcare Leadership
[04:30] Transactional vs. Strategic HR – Shaping Healthcare Industry Insights
[09:45] Sourcing & Talent Acquisition – Building a Proactive Healthcare Workforce
[16:00] Performance Evaluations – The Shift from Annual Reviews to Continuous Feedback
[27:30] Employee Development & Career Planning – Creating Growth Opportunities in Healthcare
[45:30] HR Structure & Integration – Implementing a Hub-and-Spoke Model for Multi-Site Organizations
Key Takeaways:
HR Must Be a Strategic Partner: Healthcare industry insights show that HR strategy should move beyond compliance to focus on workforce development, retention, and engagement.
Performance Reviews Should Be Continuous: Annual reviews are outdated—frequent feedback and career planning create better employee satisfaction and efficiency in healthcare leadership.
Sourcing & Hiring Require a Long-Term Approach: Healthcare trends highlight that maintaining a talent pipeline is more effective than reactive hiring.
Organizational Culture Defines Success: Healthcare innovations in HR should focus on fostering a positive work environment, particularly in physician engagement and employee satisfaction.
Connect with the Guest:
Website: Scale Healthcare
Growth & Challenges in Vascular Healthcare | CEO Insights with Eric Rogers of Palm Vascular
Tuesday, November 26, 2024 • Duration 37:19
Roy Bejarano sits down with Eric Rogers, CEO of Palm Vascular, to explore the growth, challenges, and opportunities in the vascular healthcare market. The discussion covers healthcare trends, the expansion of outpatient vascular centers (OBLs & ASCs), and the strategic integration of podiatry and vascular care.
Eric shares insights on healthcare leadership, navigating healthcare industry challenges, and how healthcare innovations are shaping vascular care, cardiac expansion, and value-based care models. This conversation is critical for healthcare executives, investors, and physicians looking to scale and optimize their practice in a rapidly evolving market.
Timestamps:
[00:00] Introduction to Roy Bejarano & Eric Rogers – The Growth of Palm Vascular
[28:00] Future of Vascular Healthcare – Cardiac Expansion, Value-Based Care & New Technologies
Key Takeaways:
Vascular healthcare has significant growth potential. With OBLs & ASCs expanding, there is a large untapped market opportunity to move procedures out of hospital settings.
Podiatry & Vascular Synergies are Real – But Complex. While podiatry and vascular care have natural referral synergies, operational and cultural integration remains a challenge.
Healthcare innovation is shaping the vascular space. New diagnostic technologies, AI in radiology, and hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBO) are exciting frontiers.
Value-Based Care presents both challenges and opportunities. While vascular care is inherently cost-effective for payers, Palm Vascular continues to develop a refined strategy to maximize value-based contracts.
Scaling Fertility Care | CEO Insights with Andrew Mintz of Pinnacle Fertility
Tuesday, November 26, 2024 • Duration 41:34
Roy Bejarano sits down with Andrew Mintz, CEO of Pinnacle Fertility, to explore the growth, challenges, and strategic vision behind one of the fastest-growing fertility care platforms in the U.S. The discussion covers healthcare trends, the impact of private equity in fertility care, and the operational challenges of scaling fertility services.
Andrew shares insights on healthcare leadership, patient experience optimization, and creating a culture-driven organization. The conversation highlights Pinnacle Fertility’s approach to physician engagement, embryology training, and fertility innovation. This episode is essential for healthcare executives, investors, and fertility professionals seeking insights on the business of reproductive medicine.
Timestamps:
[00:00] Introduction to Roy Bejarano & Andrew Mintz – The Growth of Pinnacle Fertility
[03:15] The Evolution of Physician Practice Management in Fertility Care
[07:30] Scaling a Fertility Platform – From the First Practice to National Expansion
[12:45] The Role of Private Equity in Fertility Healthcare – Investment & Growth Strategies
[18:15] Physician & Employee Engagement – Creating a Strong Culture & Leadership Model
[24:00] Technology & Innovation in Fertility Clinics – The Role of Data & Standardization
[30:30] Addressing the Physician Shortage in Fertility – Training Programs & Workforce Solutions
[37:15] The Future of Fertility Care – Market Trends, Growth Challenges & Emerging Opportunities
Key Takeaways:
Fertility care is growing, but physician shortages remain a challenge. With only 1,400 reproductive endocrinologists nationwide, top-of-license models and embryology training programs are crucial for scaling care.
Private equity-backed healthcare must be patient-centered. Pinnacle Fertility focuses on patient experience, quality outcomes, and employee engagement, ensuring long-term success beyond financial returns.
A strong leadership culture drives performance. Pinnacle Fertility invests in physician leadership training, standardization of clinical protocols, and data-driven decision-making to enhance patient outcomes.
US vs. UK/European Healthcare: Key Market Differences & Business Opportunities | Jonathan Kron
Tuesday, November 26, 2024 • Duration 56:59
Roy Bejarano sits down with Jonathan Kron, a healthcare IT and business intelligence expert, to explore the differences between the US and UK/European healthcare markets. This discussion delves into healthcare industry insights, the role of healthcare IT strategy, and the challenges faced by medical service organizations (MSOs) when expanding into international markets.
Jonathan shares his experience in healthcare leadership, highlighting the opportunities and risks associated with global healthcare trends, market expansion, and healthcare innovations that drive strategic decision-making. The conversation is crucial for healthcare executives, investors, and policy-makers looking to navigate the complexities of cross-border healthcare operations.
Timestamps:
[00:00] Introduction to Roy Bejarano & Jonathan Kron – Understanding Healthcare Market Differences
[05:30] US vs. UK/European Healthcare Models – Key Structural and Financial Differences
[18:20] Role of Healthcare IT Strategy – Leveraging Data Analytics for Market Expansion
[26:50] Physician Engagement & Operational Efficiency – Lessons from Different Healthcare Systems
[39:15] Healthcare Mergers & Acquisitions – Best Practices for Cross-Border Integrations
Key Takeaways:
Healthcare markets vary significantly between the US and UK/Europe. Understanding financial models, government involvement, and patient expectations is crucial for successful expansion.
Healthcare IT strategy is key to market entry. Leveraging data analytics and business intelligence helps organizations optimize operations across global healthcare markets.
Physician engagement is critical in different regulatory environments. Organizations must align compensation structures, performance metrics, and workflow efficiencies to fit local standards.
Healthcare mergers & acquisitions require strategic alignment. Successful cross-border deals depend on operational integration, cultural adaptation, and compliance with local regulations.
Tech Series: AI, Value-Based Care & Healthcare Innovation: A Holistic Approach with Amir Dan Rubin
Tuesday, November 12, 2024 • Duration 59:19
Host Roy Bejarano sits down with Amir Dan Rubin, an industry veteran and former CEO of One Medical, Stanford Health, UCLA Medical, and United Healthcare’s Optum. Now leading Healthier Capital, a venture fund dedicated to AI-driven healthcare innovations, Amir shares a holistic perspective on the intersection of technology, business strategy, and healthcare transformation.
This conversation explores how AI, value-based care, payer models, and care coordination must work together to drive sustainable innovation. Amir explains how AI can improve patient engagement and operational efficiency, but only when aligned with existing healthcare systems and incentives. He also delves into the challenges of scaling risk-based care models, the evolving role of health systems, and why execution is just as critical as strategy.
Timestamps:
[00:00] Introduction to the podcast and guest, Amir Dan Rubin
[02:00] Managing for-profit vs. non-profit healthcare: How leadership, funding, and decision-making differ
[06:30] The impact of private equity and venture capital on healthcare leadership
[12:00] The One Medical playbook: How strategic primary care innovation led to its acquisition by Amazon
[18:00] AI in healthcare: The biggest opportunities and risks for AI-driven healthcare innovations
[24:30] A holistic approach to healthcare transformation—aligning AI, patient engagement, and care coordination
[30:00] The challenge of coordinating care across specialties and health systems
[40:00] Value-based care: Is it working? Lessons from Medicare Advantage and risk-based models
[50:00] AI in action: How Healthier Capital is funding the next wave of AI healthcare startups
[1:00:00] What’s next: Amir’s vision for AI, digital health, and healthcare transformation
Key Takeaways:
For-profit and non-profit healthcare models each have strengths—but focus and execution matter most. Nonprofits benefit from tax advantages and academic affiliations, while for-profits have greater agility in decision-making and innovation.
One Medical’s success stemmed from a hybrid model that improved access and efficiency. By offering tech-enabled primary care with a membership model and employer partnerships, One Medical bridged gaps in value-based care and traditional fee-for-service models.
The Future of Life Sciences, Clinical Research & Healthcare Investment with Steven Meehan & Dr. Ya-El Mandel
Monday, November 11, 2024 • Duration
Steven Meehan, Managing Director of Scale Life Sciences and Dr. Ya-El Mandel, Senior Vice President of Clinical Operations at Équilibre Biopharmaceuticals Corp., and the founder and CEO of Cardea Sciences, sit down to discuss the future of life sciences, clinical research, and healthcare investment. With a background in investment banking, clinical trials, and biotechnology operations, Steven shares insights into biotech funding trends, AI in life sciences, and private equity investment strategies in healthcare innovation.
The discussion takes a holistic approach to how the political and economic landscape impacts clinical research, why provider groups should enter the clinical trial space, and how private equity investors can optimize their life sciences investments.
Timestamps:
[00:00] Introduction to the podcast and guests, Steven Meehan & Dr. Ya-El Mandel
[02:00] Steven’s background: From Wall Street to biotech investments and life sciences strategy
[05:30] How private equity in healthcare is adapting to economic and political shifts
[08:15] The impact of AI in healthcare and its role in clinical research & biotech advancements
[11:00] The challenge of securing funding for small to mid-sized biotech firms
[14:30] Why clinical trials are struggling with patient diversity and site participation
[18:00] The opportunities for healthcare providers to integrate clinical research infrastructure
[21:00] Final thoughts: The future of healthcare leadership, biotech investments, and AI in healthcare
Key Takeaways:
Private equity in healthcare is shifting toward strategic biotech investments. Investors are focusing on scalability, clinical research efficiency, and healthcare innovations.
AI in healthcare is a transformative force. AI-driven healthcare trends are improving diagnostic accuracy, patient engagement, and operational efficiency.
Diversity in clinical research is critical. Expanding patient recruitment beyond major institutions is essential for better healthcare industry insights and improved treatment outcomes.
Healthcare leadership must integrate clinical research. Life sciences advancements depend on stronger partnerships between healthcare providers and biotech firms.
About the Guests:
About David Drzewiecki:
David Drzewiecki is the CEO of Absolute Dental, Nevada’s largest Medicaid dental provider with nearly 40 practices. With a background in healthcare IT, revenue cycle management, and dental practice operations, he has led Absolute Dental through expansion, innovation, and strategic payer engagement. His expertise offers valuable insights for DSO leaders, healthcare investors, and technology innovators in the dental industry.
Healthcare, Healthcare Leadership, Healthcare Trends, Roy Bejarano, Healthcare Innovations, Healthcare Industry Insights, Dental Service Organizations (DSOs), Medicaid Dental Care, Patient Experience in Dentistry, Value-Based Care, Specialty Dental Services, Oral Surgery, Teledentistry, Dental Technology,
Dr. Yates Lennon is the President of CHESS Health Solutions, a physician-led value-based care organization that partners with health systems, ACOs, and independent providers to implement risk-based care models. With a background in family medicine and health system leadership, he has helped CHESS become a turnkey provider of value-based care solutions, supporting operational transformation, clinical integration, and payer strategy.
Healthcare, Value-Based Care, Healthcare Trends, Roy Bejarano, Healthcare Innovations, ACOs, Risk-Based Contracts, Population Health, Care Coordination, Medicare Advantage, Payer-Provider Collaboration, Healthcare Leadership, Data-Driven Healthcare, Healthcare Economics, CHESS Health Solutions, Yates Lennon,
Lancer Seaman is a healthcare IT & business intelligence expert with over 30 years of experience in healthcare leadership, data analytics, and operational optimization. Having served as CIO for multiple MSOs and healthcare organizations, he has helped healthcare leaders leverage data-driven strategies to improve efficiency, patient outcomes, and cost reduction.
Healthcare, Healthcare Leadership, Healthcare Trends, Roy Bejarano, Healthcare Innovations, Healthcare Industry Insights, Business Intelligence in Healthcare, Data Analytics in Healthcare, Healthcare IT Strategy, Medical Service Organizations (MSOs), Physician Burnout, Patient Outcomes, Healthcare Mergers & Acquisitions, Value-Based Care,
LinkedIn: Alan Cooper
About Alan Cooper:
Alan’s has over 25 years of experience in the area of strategic organizational transformation, with a specific focus on organization development (OD), leadership development, customer experience, change management, teambuilding/collaboration, organizational capacity, and human capital/HR. Dr. Cooper has had extensive experience working with numerous healthcare organizations ranging in size from single practitioner offices to large health systems providing consulting services. His work is consistently aligned with an overarching emphasis on the achievement of an organization’s strategic mission.
Healthcare, Healthcare Leadership, Healthcare Trends, Roy Bejarano, Healthcare Innovations, Healthcare Industry Insights, Talent Acquisition, Employee Development, Performance Evaluation, HR Strategy, Physician Engagement, Organizational Culture, Workforce Planning, Alan Cooper,
Eric Rogers is the CEO of Palm Vascular, the largest peripheral vascular group in Florida. With expertise in OBLs, ASCs, podiatry-vascular integration, and healthcare leadership, he has led Palm Vascular's rapid growth while adapting to market shifts and healthcare innovations. His insights provide a roadmap for healthcare executives and investors looking to scale in the vascular healthcare market.
Healthcare, Healthcare Leadership, Healthcare Trends, Roy Bejarano, Healthcare Innovations, Healthcare Industry Insights, Vascular Healthcare, Outpatient Vascular Centers, OBLs & ASCs, Podiatry & Vascular Synergies, Healthcare Mergers & Acquisitions, Value-Based Care, Cardiac Care Expansion, Healthcare Technology, Eric Rogers,
Technology is key to improving fertility outcomes. Centralized electronic medical records (EMRs), AI-driven diagnostics, and process automation are improving clinical efficiency and success rates.
About Andrew Mintz:
Andrew Mintz is the CEO of Pinnacle Fertility, a rapidly expanding fertility care platform backed by private equity. With decades of experience in physician practice management, women's health, and fertility operations, he has led Pinnacle’s growth strategy, employee engagement initiatives, and innovation efforts. His insights provide a roadmap for healthcare executives, investors, and fertility professionals navigating the future of reproductive medicine.
Healthcare, Healthcare Leadership, Healthcare Trends, Roy Bejarano, Healthcare Innovations, Healthcare Industry Insights, Fertility Clinics, Pinnacle Fertility, Physician Practice Management, Value-Based Care, Employee Engagement, Embryology Training, Private Equity in Healthcare, Andrew Mintz,
About Jonathan Kron:
Jonathan Kron is a healthcare IT & business intelligence expert with over 30 years of experience in healthcare leadership, IT strategy, and operational optimization. Having worked with global healthcare markets, he specializes in data-driven decision-making, cross-border healthcare expansion, and market entry strategies for medical organizations looking to scale internationally.
Healthcare, Healthcare Leadership, Healthcare Trends, Roy Bejarano, Healthcare Innovations, Healthcare Industry Insights, Global Healthcare Markets, UK Healthcare System, European Healthcare Trends, Healthcare IT Strategy, Market Expansion, Physician Engagement, Medical Service Organizations (MSOs), Healthcare Mergers & Acquisitions, Jonathan Kron,
AI is a game-changer for patient care and operational efficiency. AI-driven tools can automate administrative tasks, enhance clinical decision-making, and improve patient engagement, but they must be secure, compliant, and seamlessly integrated into existing workflows.
Value-based care is complex, but risk is risky. Many healthcare groups struggle with financial sustainability in global capitation models, but data-driven care coordination and AI-driven risk stratification can help reduce costs while improving patient outcomes.
Health systems will increasingly partner with AI startups to modernize care delivery. Large tech firms like Amazon, Google, and Optum are investing in AI healthcare solutions, but the most impactful innovations often come from specialized startups solving specific industry challenges.
is a distinguished healthcare executive renowned for his transformative leadership in innovative healthcare delivery. As the former CEO of One Medical, a membership-based primary care practice, Rubin spearheaded its national expansion, increased its membership base, and successfully led the company to a public offering in January 2020.
Rubin’s impressive career includes pivotal roles in leading healthcare organizations. He served as President and COO of UnitedHealth Group’s Optum and as CEO of Stanford Health Care, where he championed the integration of advanced technology and patient-centered care. His expertise lies in healthcare transformation, innovation, and leveraging digital tools to enhance patient experiences.
Rubin holds an MBA from Stanford University, an MHA from the University of Michigan, and a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from the University of California, Berkeley. His contributions have significantly impacted how healthcare organizations utilize technology to provide more accessible and patient-focused care.
Healthcare, Healthcare Leadership, Healthcare Trends, Roy Bejarano, Healthcare Innovations, Healthcare Industry Insights, AI in Healthcare, Value-Based Care, Digital Health, Venture Capital in Healthcare, Health System Strategy, Amir Dan Rubin, One Medical, Stanford Health, UCLA Medical, United Healthcare’s Optum, Holistic Healthcare,
Steven Meehan is an expert in biotech investments, private equity in healthcare, and life sciences advisory, with a background in investment banking and clinical research strategy.
Dr. Ya-El Mandel specializes in clinical trial design, regulatory strategy, and healthcare innovations. She helps healthcare leadership and private equity navigate the complexities of clinical research.
Steven Meehan is a seasoned professional with over 25 years of expertise in financial and operational leadership, excelling in corporate strategy, mergers and acquisitions, capital raising, and financial planning and analysis. His extensive background demonstrates a strong focus on navigating organizations through complex financial and strategic challenges, with a keen emphasis on value creation and growth acceleration.
Ya-El Mandel, PhD, MSc, is a distinguished leader in biopharmaceuticals and medical innovation. As a founding member and Senior Vice President of Clinical Operations at Équilibre Biopharmaceuticals Corp., and the founder and CEO of Cardea Sciences, she spearheads advancements in non-invasive platforms for Atrial Fibrillation risk assessment. A PhD alumna of the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, she also contributes as an adjunct professor. With over a decade of expertise in clinical trials and emergency medical leadership, Dr. Mandel’s work seamlessly integrates academia, industry, and healthcare innovation, driving transformative progress in the field.
: Healthcare, Healthcare Leadership, Healthcare Trends, Roy Bejarano, Healthcare Innovations, Healthcare Industry Insights, Life Sciences, Clinical Research, AI in Healthcare, Private Equity in Healthcare, Biotech Investment, Steven Meehan, Scale Life Sciences, Dr. Ya-El Mandel, Équilibre Biopharmaceuticals Corp, Cardea Sciences,
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