Paulo Pirjanian, the founder and CEO of Embodied, Inc., speaks with Jay Ackerman about how their innovative social robot, Moxie, is making a positive impact on children's mental and behavioral health. This interview provides a fascinating look at how AI technology is evolving and how it's being utilized to enhance human lives.

In this episode, we discuss the future of value-based healthcare, the challenges faced by providers in adopting these models, and the success stories of those who have implemented them. Our guest, Amy Gleason, shares her experiences working at the White House and her current role as Chief Product Officer at Russell Street Ventures, Main Street Health, and Care Bridge.

Wout Brusselaers, founder and CEO of Deep 6 AI, discusses adjusting to a work from home model, collective medical intelligence, telehealth and more.

Meera Mani discusses her seamless transition to remote work, our healthcare infrastructure, the disproportionate impact COVID-19 has had on low-income neighborhoods and more.

Dr. Paulus discusses inequities in accessing care, the silver linings of the pandemic that will improve future care, AI/automation and more.

Dr. Coletta discusses maintaining company culture during the COVID-19 pandemic, his career journey, the digital engagement of patients and more.

Dr. Oz talks about the inefficiencies of healthcare that came to light during the COVID-19 pandemic, Medicare Advantage for all, and the applications of AI in healthcare.

Jean Drouin discusses adjusting to the work from home model, bringing analytical models to healthcare, emerging trends and more!

Julie Janeway focuses on health law and discusses a variety of topics including the systemic structural barriers to healthcare access, operating her law firm during the coronavirus pandemic and more.

Nicole Cable talks about the human experience and how it can be adapted in patients/hospitals and how to deliver affordable healthcare that's safe and high quality.

Karen Horgan discusses her career start from her business background to her segue into healthcare, adapting to new work from home routines amid the COVID-19 pandemic, how behavioral economics can be the last nudge for people to transform healthcare and more!

Dr. Tucker-Seeley discusses his career journey as well as the measurement of social determinants of health for an individual versus a population.

Patrick Conway discusses how he started in the healthcare industry, his time as the President and CEO of Blue Cross North Carolina, how value is one of the most important metrics for patient care and more!

Dr. Nash discusses population health, the digital revolution in healthcare and how it relates to social determinants of health.

John Gorman talks about his start in healthcare, his time at the company he founded, Gorman Health Group, as well as his exciting new company he founded called Nightingale Partners which focuses on social determinants of health.

Dr. Brian Lima talks about heart failure, the many steps needed to normalize preventative care, as well as technological changes and trends he views in the rapidly changing healthcare landscape.

Dr. Fatima Cody Stanford talks about obesity medicine and how obesity disproportionally impacts minority communities.

Harry Nelson discusses the changing healthcare landscape, his take on where we are headed in United States healthcare, and the best way to be prepared for what is to come.

David Chase talks about how employers can make better coverage decisions for their employees, make better financial decisions, and how collaborating with brokers can make a difference for the entire insurance marketplace.

Dr. Robert Pearl discusses moving away from fee-for-service, towards pay-for-value healthcare, the value of health IT and the future of the EHR.