In this episode, host Julie Yoo, General Partner, Andreesen Horowitz, speaks with Suchi Saria, John C. Malone Associate Professor of computer science at the Whiting School of Engineering and of statistics and health policy at the Bloomberg School of Public Health, about key questions surrounding the use of A.I. in healthcare.

In this episode, host Rick Lemoine, Chief Medical Information Officer, Sharp HealthCare, speaks with Elliott Green, CEO and Co-founder, Dandelion Health, about the prospect of aggregating large sets of data to allow for more innovation in healthcare.

In this episode, host Rick Lemoine, Chief Medical Information Officer, Sharp HealthCare, speaks with CEO and Co-founder of Superlanet, a successful healthcare IT professional services firm, about the benefits of staying independent.

This week’s episode is a mashup on the topic of data opportunities in the healthcare economy featuring Mitesh Rao, M.D., MHS, Founder and CEO of OMNY Health; Dr. Brian Fengler, Co-founder, EvidenceCare; and Dr. Bea Bakshi, CEO and Co-founder, C the Signs.

In this episode, host Rick Lemoine, Chief Medical Information Officer, Sharp HealthCare, speaks with Eric Langshur about Abundant Venture Partners, a purpose-based incubator focused on improving the human condition by creating companies that improve Human Wellness, Human Performance and Human Engagement. Eric is the author of “Start Here: Master the Lifelong Habit of Wellbeing.”

In this episode, host Rishi Sikka speaks with Ruby Gadelrab, CEO and Co-founder, MDisrupt. They discuss Ruby’s choice to leave a dream job to become an entrepreneur, and speak about the process of aligning new products with the needs of practicing physicians.

In this episode, hosted by Rishi Sikka, guest Mitesh Rao, M.D., discusses founding OMNY Health, and explains his company’s focus on creating a common data language to make healthcare data more democratic.

In this episode, host Rick Lemoine speaks with Co-Founders, Dr. Brian Fengler and Jim Jamieson, about their company, EvidenceCare. They discuss the overwhelming “busyness” of physicians, and explain how their product can help to save physicians time.

In this episode host Nathan Bays, Healthcare M&A, Citi, speaks with Eric Demers, CEO, Madaket Health. They discuss the rapidly changing field of healthcare data and what Madaket is doing to integrate information and make it more actionable and useful.

In this episode, hosted by Rishi Sikka, M.D., Partner at Lifeforce Capital and a Professor of the Practice of Health Services, Policy and Practice at Brown University School of Public Health, Sylvia Hastanan, CEO and Founder, Greater Good Health, discusses the path she took to forming a successful entrepreneurial venture. Her company aims to be the employer of choice for Nurse Practitioners.

In this episode, hosted by Nathan Bays, Healthcare M&A, Citi, Dr. Russ Richmond discusses his discovery of the business side of health systems, and explains how he launched his latest company, Laudio.

In this episode, Rishi Sikka, M.D., Partner at Lifeforce Capital and a Professor of the Practice of Health Services, Policy and Practice at Brown University School of Public Health, speaks with Dr. Bea Bakshi, CEO and Co-founder, C the Signs™. They discuss Dr. Bakshi’s “values based” approach to accelerating early cancer diagnosis, as well as differences between healthcare in the UK and the US.

In this episode, Gary speaks with Scott Sowle, Founder and CEO, Muir Wood Adolescent and Family Services. They discuss the keys to successful treatment, talking through what it takes to minimize the likelihood of relapse.

In this episode, Gary Bisbee speaks with Sina Chehrazi, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Nayya. They discuss how Sina’s background in law has helped him in his entrepreneurial journey, and Sina describes Nayya’s solution to what has become a perennial healthcare problem.

This episode is a mash-up of previous Day Zero guests, featuring Chris Severn, CEO and Co-founder, Turquoise Health; Kian Raiszadeh, M.D., Founder and CEO, SpineZone; and Nina Tandon, Ph.D., CEO and co-founder, EpiBone. The guests discuss the question of how to identify the right moment to fully commit to the entrepreneurial project. For More Info about Day Zero Visit: https://www.thinkmedium.com/programs/day-zero Chris Severn is the CEO and Co-founder of Turquoise Health. Kian Raiszadeh, M.D., is Founder and CEO, SpineZone; Nina Tandon, Ph.D., is CEO and co-founder, EpiBone.

In this episode, Nathan Bays, Healthcare M&A, Citi, speaks with Nathaniel Hundt, Founder and CEO, Dr. Katz, Inc. They discuss the move toward measurement-based mental healthcare, as well as the advantages of partnering with established organizations from the outset.

In this episode, Rick Lemoine, Chief Medical Information Officer for Sharp HealthCare, speaks with Eric Langshur, Co-founder and Managing Partner, Abundant Venture Partners, and author of Start Here: Master the Lifelong Habit of Wellbeing. They discuss the changing landscape in the healthcare industry, as well as the science behind ancient philosophy and meditation.

In this episode, Rick Lemoine, Chief Medical Information Officer, Sharp HealthCare, interviews Gene Dantsker, Ph.D., MBA. They discuss EvoNexus and its very successful track record of helping early start-ups become viable businesses. They also consider how COVID changed market conditions.

This episode is a mash-up on the topic of finding good partners and viable partnerships. Guests include Chris Severn, CEO and Co-founder, Turquoise Health; Brad Smith, Founder and CEO, Russell Street Ventures; and Tom Stanis, Founder and CEO, Story Health.

In this episode, Gary Bisbee, Ph.D., Founder, Chairman, and CEO of Think Medium, speaks with Matt Hollingsworth, CEO and Co-founder, Carta Healthcare. They discuss Carta’s new AI-supported approach to automating paperwork in the hope of letting doctors and nurses stay focused on patient care.