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The Health Innovators Show

Dr. Roxie Mooney

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Frequency: 1 episode/13d. Total Eps: 164

Sharpen your healthcare innovation, commercialization, and in/entrepreneurship skills. This is the place to celebrate victories, learn from failures, and keep a pulse on the industry. The Health Innovators Show is a video podcast about the leaders, influencers, and early adopters who are driving change in healthcare. Follow them on their journey, with candid stories about what it’s really like to commercialize in healthcare. Brought to you by Legacy DNA, a strategy company for health innovators. Check us out at www.legacy-dna.com.

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🇨🇦 Canada - entrepreneurship
04/12/2024
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Co-creating Patient Treatment Models Beyond Feedback with Dr. Lauren Grawert

Tuesday, August 13, 2024 • Duration 28:35

In this episode, Dr. Roxie Mooney sits down with Dr. Lauren Grawert, the Chief Medical Officer of Aware Recovery Care. Discover how they successfully co-created patient treatment models that go beyond traditional feedback, resulting in a groundbreaking approach to in-home addiction care, including the pioneering virtual detox program.

Dr. Roxie and Dr. Lauren explore the challenges and triumphs of securing major payer contracts, the importance of patient-centric care, and the evolving landscape of addiction treatment, especially in light of the growing Sober Curious movement.

Whether you’re a healthtech entrepreneur, a healthcare professional, or someone interested in the future of addiction treatment, this episode offers valuable insights into the power of co-creation and patient-driven innovation.

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How FemTech is Changing Women’s Health with Sujay Kumar

Tuesday, July 23, 2024 • Duration 50:04

In this episode, Dr. Roxie Mooney sits down with Sujay Kumar, co-founder and Co-CEO of Lilu, to explore how FemTech is transforming women’s health.

Sujay shares his journey from India to the US and the innovative strides Lilu is making in postpartum care with groundbreaking products like the Omni wearable breast pump and the MilkSense Lactation System.

Tune in to learn about the latest trends in FemTech, the surge in venture capital investment, and the collaborative spirit driving this field forward.

Connect with Sujay here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sujaysuresh

Ready to transform your health tech ideas into market-ready solutions? Visit https://www.legacy-dna.com to discover how we can help you navigate the complexities of commercialization, overcome regulatory challenges, and achieve market success. Join our community of innovators and start making a difference today!

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Bridging AI & Strategic Partnerships for Medical Breakthroughs with Dr. Andy Moye

Tuesday, January 16, 2024 • Duration 44:57

Join Dr. Roxie Mooney in "The Health Innovators Show" with Dr. Andy Moye, CEO of Paige AI. Dr. Moye, renowned for his role in launching Paige Prostate, the pioneering AI-based pathology product for cancer detection, shares his insights on AI's transformative impact on cancer pathology, strategic partnerships with Microsoft and Nuance, and opportunities for health tech entrepreneurs to shape the landscape of healthcare diagnostics and pioneer technology-driven solutions.

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The emotional roller coaster of building a digital health company w/ Eran Kabakov

Thursday, September 3, 2020 • Duration 37:24

When building a digital health company from the ground up, the road will, at times, arduous and challenging. Entrepreneurs have to constantly examine their goals, their approaches, and - perhaps most importantly, their failures in order to stay on task and motivated. Not an easy task, but when you’re passionate about your solution, it’s a path you’re willing to take and a process you’re willing to submit to. In this episode, Eran Kabakov speaks candidly about his company’s nearly two-decade evolution, some mistakes he’s made along the way, and how the COVID-19 crisis helped open doors. Eran gives our listeners an honest look at the often unglamorous - but most often rewarding - rollercoaster ride of building a digital health company. Here are the show highlights: How building something from nothing versus working in an existing, established infrastructure is like night and day (3:46) Product market fit and how it can evolve and change over time(7:34) Recognizing when you’ve reached product-market fit and how that can be different for every entrepreneur (13:44) How a crisis can reveal opportunities, even if doors closed in the past (17:01) Sometimes the market has to catch up to the entrepreneur’s vision (22:57) Why keeping your eye on your end goals can help you stay on track and inspired (28:42) Guest Bio Eran Kabakov is CEO and Founder of Docola, a digital health tool that enables providers to quickly share information with patients, tracks progress, assesses comprehension, and provides utilization reports, all on a HIPAA/GDPR compliant platform. Eran has been a clinician for over 30 years, has earned his BS in Physical Therapy from the University of Buffalo, and is a volunteer at the Aurora Project and the Society for Participatory Medicine. If you’d like to reach out to Eran, or are looking for additional information on Docola, you can find him on LinkedIn at Eran Kabakov or visit their website at doco.la .

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How a quick product and market expansion can keep the momentum going w/ Varun Goyal

Thursday, August 27, 2020 • Duration 38:57

When momentum is interrupted by a global crisis, it can take the wind out of even a big corporation’s sails, never mind a startup’s. Sometimes, the trick to keeping momentum going, or at the very least moving in the right direction, could be as simple as a shift in focus. Staying open to opportunities that build on a process or product you’ve already developed can be key to unlocking doors that might be closing to other innovators. In this episode, Varun Goyal talks about his company’s pre-pandemic momentum and changes in focus and target markets that helped see Illuminate Health through the pandemic crisis. Varun gives our listeners a glimpse into his startup’s strategies and challenges as they actively avoided pilot purgatory in an unpredictable market. Here are the show highlights: How a formal pilot and patient information can help you expand your solution (3:12) Why shifting use case focus can help keep momentum going during market disruptions (9:53) One of the most challenging pieces to the commercialization process (13:05) Ways to avoid pilot purgatory (14:52) When a crisis can both slow down momentum - or speed things up (21:27) Add-on solutions - can this be a way in the door when the door is closing? (29:09) What’s important when looking for an advisor (32:13) Guest Bio Varun Goyal is CEO and Co-Founder of Illuminate Health, a digital care assistant for individuals and families that helps simplify healthcare management. An engineer by background, Varun spent a lot of his career at Oracle in various consulting roles before getting passionate about consumer health. Varun earned his BS in computer engineering from Illinois State University, MS in computer science from University of Chicago, and his MBA in marketing, management and strategy, and healthcare from Northwestern University, Kellogg School of Management. If you’d like to reach out to Varun or are looking for additional information on Illuminate Health, you can find him on LinkedIn at Varun Goyal, email at vg@illuminate.health, at his company’s website Illuminate.Health.

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How one millennial founder is building his healthcare startup w/ Evan Ehrenberg

Thursday, August 20, 2020 • Duration 37:08

Launching a successful startup is hard. It’s even harder when there’s a global pandemic affecting every aspect of the market. Market shakeups aren’t new, but when you’re new to the market, your ideas could be the shakeup that’s needed! Fresh eyes, fresh ideas, fresh approaches can be a breath of fresh air in a stalled market. And Evan Ehrenberg and his company threw open the window with their millennial mindsets. In this episode, come hear how Evan and his team at Clara Health used a unique mix of traditional and unorthodox approaches to building a successful startup out of a college project. Evan’s candor, transparency, and vulnerability, quickly pull our listeners in as he recounts the struggles and triumphs, and unique approaches, millennial companies face during COVID-19. Here are the show highlights: The path from idea, to a minimum viable product, to scalable product (3:58) What success can look for a startup (8:34) What it’s like to be a millennial innovator (11:22) How transparency and vulnerability in conversations can spark ideas (17:36) Combatting discrimination and ageism in the company and when pitching (18:54) Steps to take that can help battle burnout and increase productivity (24:48) Using conversations to help build stronger trust and credibility (31:48) Guest Bio Evan Ehrenberg is Co-founder and CEO of Clara Health, a company that exists to help patients obtain better access to breakthrough clinical trials. Before founding Clara Health, Evan managed AI research at MIT, Pal, and Palantir. He is a USERN (Universal Scientific Education and Research Network) Ambassador and a recipient of the Forbes 30 under 30 award. Having received his Bachelor’s in Cognitive Science from UC Berkeley at the age of 16, Evan went on to become the youngest Ph.D. candidate at MIT. If you’d like to reach out to Evan, or simply want more information about Clara Health, you can follow him on Twitter at @EvanEhrenberg or @ClaraHealth, on LinkedIn at Evan Ehrenberg or reach out on their website at ClaraHealth.com.

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Lessons from a serial healthcare entrepreneur w/ Kent Dicks

Thursday, August 13, 2020 • Duration 36:30

The healthcare space has become more dynamic over the past few months - and is showing no sign of slowing down. So, how do you navigate the obstacles and challenges of such a dynamic space, and continue to remain relevant and possibly manifest a product for launch? It is possible to not only identify opportunity but also leverage it - if you keep your focus on who you’re engaging with. In today’s episode, Dr. Roxie speaks with Kent Dicks, CEO and Founder of Life365, and gets his input on how to increase the chance for market success in a rapidly evolving marketplace. Kent shares his strategies for opening up partnerships and relationships, and how to stay on task while also being agile and remaining relevant beyond the COVID economy. Here are the show highlights: Explore friction points in healthcare during COVID-19 (2:23) Turning challenges and obstacles into opportunity (5:14) Opening up partnerships, relationships, and paths to success (9:50) Dissecting what opportunity in a crisis looks like (12:28) How commercialization strategies are changing during crises (15:37) Telehealth adoption and the future of telemedicine (21:00) Strategies for staying agile and relevant in a post-pandemic market (26:30) Guest Bio Kent Dicks, the Founder and CEO of Life365, has 35+ years experience providing dynamic and strategic leadership in new and emerging markets. His dedication to improving telehealth systems and establishing efficacy in patient-centered mobile health solutions secured his place as a trusted thought leader in the Mobile and Digital Health space. Kent received his Bachelor’s of Science in Computer Information Systems from Arizona State University and holds an Associate’s Degree in Business from Phoenix College. If you’d like to follow up with Kent, or simply want more information about Inference Analytics or Plug and Play Health you can get a hold of him via email at kdicks@life365.health, his website at Life365.health or on LinkedIn at Kent Dicks.

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3 strategic approaches for weathering long-term and near term crisis w/ Farrukh Khan

Thursday, August 6, 2020 • Duration 37:30

Crises impact health innovators in all forms and fashion - including shifting nuances that have a very definite impact on pre and post-crisis strategies. Weathering the impact of a crisis sometimes requires creative long-term or short-term solutions to strategic approaches. And, sometimes, entrepreneurs can focus so heavily on one strategic course, they may miss an emergent strategy or opportunity that could help them scale and get to market faster. In today’s episode, Farrukh Khan, CEO and Founder of Inference Analytics, talks about his company’s use case pivot during the pandemic. Using a platform they already had in place, Inference Analytics was able to expand their long-term solution while also offering a near-term solution for patients and healthcare providers. Farrukh shares his strategies, insights, and advice on how to stay agile while pivoting and the importance of not letting core value proposition get too far out of sight. Here are the show highlights: Examples of long-term and near-term crisis impacts and solutions (6:13) How to avoid “shelfware” solutions (8:13) Learning how to recognize when to stay the course and when to pivot down a different path (16:13) What is a “Camel Startup” and how do they function? (18:46) How important is your support system as an entrepreneur? (24:51) Two key reasons to pivot or enter a new market (29:39) Guest Bio Farrukh Khan is the founder and CEO of Inference Analytics, Inc. With over 20 years of experience in product management, strategy, and general management in the analytics space, he has held leadership roles in everything from early-stage startups to large fortune 500 enterprises - including Netezza and IBM. Farrukh earned his Master of Business Administration from the Kellogg School of Management of Northwestern University and his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Columbia University. If you’d like to follow up with Farrukh, or simply want more information about Inference Analytics, you can reach out to him at Farrukh@inferenceanalytics.com, on his website at inferenceanalytics.com, or via LinkedIn at Farrukh Khan

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Co-creation and connections: Managing a startup in times of crisis w/ Katherine Jin

Thursday, July 30, 2020 • Duration 46:53

Timing can be crucial to any startup - enter the market at the wrong time and it’s an uphill battle, enter it at the right time and things can really take off. But even the best timing can’t protect a fledgling business from incorrect product assumptions that can cost valuable resources. Two key factors that improve a startup’s survival rate are great industry advisors and a passion for getting to know the end-user. In today’s episode, Katherine Jin, CTO, and Co-Founder of Kinnos, speaks openly about her startup’s challenges. She shares her take on how good timing helps, but the support of key industry opinion leaders and a willingness to co-create with end-users, are equally critical to success. Tune in and get Katherine’s insights on what it means to be a young entrepreneur managing a startup during a pandemic - and see how they’re making it work. Here are the show highlights: The ups and downs of taking a college idea into the world of startups (7:38) Key opinion leaders: The difference between getting a ‘no’ or a ‘yes’ when pitching for funding (10:49) Why proof and efficacy are not interchangeable (13:12) Getting to know your end users can pay off in big ways (15:57) Co-creation can put assumptions to rest and give rise to better solutions (18:18) Awards and accolades are great for startups, but, the real prize is the connections that you make (24:57) Good timing can drive big success, but patience and the ability to pivot in times of crisis is critical for startups (28:40) The pluses and minuses of supply chain issues (33:38) Guest Bio Katherine Jin is CTO and Co-founder of Kinnos, a New York-based company that is pioneering color technology to revolutionize how the world uses disinfectants. Their first product, won several awards, is used by the New York Fire Department and has been field-tested by NGOs and healthcare workers in Liberia, Guinea, Haiti, DR Congo, and Uganda. Katherine earned her BA in Computer Science and Biology from Columbia University in New York City, has several academic publications to her name. She is also a recipient of the Forbes 30 under 30 in Healthcare award If you’d like more information about Kinnos or the Highlight solution, you can touch base with Katherine at Katherin@kinnos.us, visit their website at Kinnos.us, or find them on LinkedIn at Kinnos.

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The cornerstones to commercializing a healthcare innovation w/ Pradeep Goel

Thursday, July 23, 2020 • Duration 48:11

Healthcare continues to operate on the same backend delivery models that take everyone into consideration except the direct beneficiaries of care: the patient. It takes ingenuity, a strong understanding of commercialization, and a clearly defined value proposition to successfully disrupt such an established market. But if you’re not careful, you might find your disruptive innovation hijacked, pushing you out of that innovation space and turning your product into just another option out of many. A self-described serial entrepreneur, CEO, and Co-Founder of Solve.Care, Pradeep Goel knows a thing or two about commercialization and staying on task. Tune in to hear his tricks and insights on how to take your innovation through the commercialization process and successfully to market without losing sight of your vision or losing grasp of your value proposition. Here are the show highlights: 3 key friction points to consider during healthcare co-creation (4:23) Cornerstones of building or commercializing a successful innovation (13:06) Are you on the path to the early market or mainstream market? (19:29) Is what you’re doing fundamentally aligned with your value proposition? (26:37) Why staying true to your value proposition is critical (26:37) 3 questions to ask yourself about your customers’ alignment with your vision (28:08) How to differentiate what process stage your solution is in (30:06) Do you want to be first to market or first to profit? (33:01) Guest Bio With over 25 years of executive experience touching every level of the healthcare industry from insurance to public programs, Pradeep Goel is the Co-Founder and CEO of Solve.Care - a platform based health care solution that combines decentralization with synchronization in order to connect stakeholders with each other. Determined to redefine care, cost, and convenience for everyone, Solve.Care is poised to disrupt the healthcare industry with their revolutionary concepts on healthcare delivery, care coordination, and benefits administration. Pradeep earned his BE in Systems Engineering from Panjab University and has parlayed his education into a laser-defined focus on improving the administration, coordination, quality, and efficiency of healthcare. If you’d like to reach out to Pradeep for more information, you can email him at info@solve.care or visit their website at Solve.Care or on LinkedIn at Solve.Care

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