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Step into the world of healthcare reform with the unique perspective of Congressman Earl “Buddy” Carter, a pharmacist serving in Congress, whose career has taken him from the quaint town of Pooler’s mayoral office to the halls of the U.S. Capitol as Georgia’s 1st District Representative. Delve into a conversation that traverses the landscape of healthcare legislation, as we dissect Carter’s contributions on the Energy and Commerce and Budget Committees, and the transformative bills he passionately supports. The Lower Cost, More Cures Act and the Saving Our Students in Schools Act take center stage, revealing a behind-the-scenes look at their implications and the legislative journey from conception to enactment.
Hear how the government shapes the trajectory of healthcare services through the levers of Medicare and Medicaid, alongside the burgeoning telehealth revolution that promises to redefine rural healthcare access. Congressman Carter sheds light on the imperative for high-speed internet to support telehealth innovations and the legislative efforts in motion to combat maternal mortality through the Healthy Moms and Babies Act. As we unravel the threads of bipartisan legislation, such as the Emergency Medical Services for Children Reauthorization Act, it becomes clear how collective efforts across the aisle can forge pathways to superior emergency care for our youngest citizens. Join us for an episode that not only informs but ignites a dialogue on the future of healthcare policy.
Unlock the strategies that are shaping the future of independent physician practices, with our esteemed guests, Sherry Roussarie and Kelly Macken-Marble. Their insights promise to guide you through the maze of leadership challenges, collaboration necessities, and the incisive market strategies that are vital for anyone invested in healthcare’s evolution. Drawing from Sherry’s prowess in marketing and payer relations and Kelly’s transition from hands-on nursing to administration, their conversation is a beacon for those navigating the industry, revealing the importance of visionary partnerships like the one at Integrative Care Partners network in fortifying independent practices.
Ready to see how technology is sparking a revolution in healthcare? We’ve got the conversation that maps out the terrain where AI and advanced technology intersect with the day-to-day operations of medical practice. Sherry and Kelly analyze the role of AI in patient care and administrative efficiency, and they dissect the emerging models that are redefining physician practice and hospital administration. This discussion is an invaluable resource for grasping the transformations that tech is driving in healthcare, and how these advancements are creating both challenges and opportunities for providers.
We round off our journey with a deep dive into market trends and the core metrics that healthcare CEOs must prioritize. The dialogue transitions from the effects of private equity to how healthcare market dynamics vary across different states, offering a nuanced look at the interplay between health systems and independent practices. We highlight the importance of financial health, employee satisfaction, and innovation as critical success indicators for leaders in the healthcare industry, offering a masterclass in navigating the competitive and ever-changing landscape of providing quality care. Join us for these enlightening revelations that could redefine your approach to healthcare leadership and strategy.
Sherry & Kelly co-authored “Two Rivers: The Power of Collaboration”. You can buy a copy of your own from any of these fine retailers:
In this episode, we sit down with Shery Roussarie and Kelly Macken-Marble in our first of two episodes. Both have held numerous leadership roles in the practice, vendor, and hospital settings in the Midwest. Most recently, they co-authored the book, Two Rivers – The Power of Collaboration and Other Leadership Lessons, in 2023 on their leadership journey within our industry. We discuss the challenges of remaining independent physician practices, collaboration challenges, and other helpful insights from the fantastic leaders.
Another great episode with a someone that brings a very unique perspective, US Congressman Buddy Carter of Georgia’s first district. Rep. Carter has worn many hats from Pharmacist to business owner, mayor of a suburban town, and for the last 12 years, as the US Representative from Georgia’s largest district. What is such a perspective from someone outside our industry and the work he sees is necessary to improve healthcare in such a thriving suburban town that currently cannot meet the needs of its residents. A great conversation with US Congressman Buddy Carter.
A reminder to join Aaron and Jason for part 2 of their interview with Craig Kilgore. They’ll continue their discussion around the challenges remaining an independent private practice from the specialist point of view.
Among the challenges being staff retention, growth strategies, and advice for those just joining the stressful profession. Great insight you won’t want to miss from an experienced and successful CEO.
During this episode, we interview Dr. Dean Rottinghaus, who has successfully launched and managed a hospital-based Diabetes Management Clinic for Jenkins County Medical Center in Millen, GA.
Dean has taken his previous 30 years of healthcare experience and desire for effective treatment options for those with chronic conditions and found a cost-effective way to help those in need of Diabetes management. He provides condition background, statistics, and treatment options we can all adhere to.
In this episode, Jason Crosby and Aaron Higgins provide a quick overview of the PFS Final Rule that released at the end of October.
Then Jason talks with Joe Ebberwein. Joe is the Co-founder and Chief Financial Officer of Corstrata, a technology-enabled care management solution focused on improving outcomes for wound and ostomy patients. We gain data-oriented insight into this often-neglected area of care and how Corstrata is working on solving this care gap; then, they discuss how virtual care and telehealth are viable solutions for any provider to utilize.
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