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Primary care physicians are burning out, and patients are paying the price. With the average primary care visit lasting just 15 minutes, the volume-based treadmill is pushing doctors out of the profession and leaving patients without meaningful, preventive care. Larry Kutscher, CEO of MDVIP, joins host John Marchica to make the case for a fundamentally different model. They dig into why membership medicine may be the structural fix that value-based care never delivered, and how reducing patient panels from thousands to hundreds could be the key to restoring both physician fulfillment and long-term patient outcomes. Check out the full episode here 🎧📲: https://lnkd.in/g_vaDdnV #healthcare #healthcarepodcast #primarycare #physicianwellness #conciergemedicine #membershipmedicine #physicianburnout #patientcare #healthcareinnovation #preventivecare #healthcareleadership #primarycaredoctor #directprimarycare

A major advance in genetic hearing loss. Regeneron’s gene therapy has restored hearing in patients once considered permanently deaf, signaling a shift from managing disease to correcting biology at its source. This edition explores what this breakthrough could mean for the future of treatment and where it may lead next. Plus pharma dealmaking, new pharmacy models, and policy shifts shaping access and care. Subscribe: https://lnkd.in/g3SxcafF

Health care spends trillions treating disease, but far less preventing it. The gap between what we know works and what actually gets implemented may be the most expensive problem in medicine. Dr. Barry R. Davis, physician, professor, and author of The Preventioneers, joins host John Marchica to explore why prevention so rarely makes it from research to reality, and what it would take for health system leaders to finally close that gap. Check out the full episode here 🎧📲: https://lnkd.in/gJZC8Z3f #healthcare # #preventivecare #populationhealth #primarycare #healthcareinnovation #publichealth #patientengagement #chronicdisease #healthcareleadership #preventionfirst #behaviorchange #healthsystems

In this week’s edition, we explore how AI is reshaping health care and life sciences, including OpenAI’s GPT Rosalind for drug discovery, major pharma partnerships, oncology updates, GLP-1 access changes, and other key developments leaders should be watching. Subscribe: https://lnkd.in/g3SxcafF

Value-based care has been the goal for decades. So why does it still feel like we're moving in slow motion? The answer may come down to data, incentives, and the willingness to cross what one industry veteran calls "the rickety bridge over a chasm of death." David Snow, Chairman and CEO, Cedar Gate Technologies, an IQVIA Business joins host John Marchica to discuss why technology has finally caught up to the promise of value-based care, how prospective bundles are changing the game for providers and payers, and what it will take to move American health care past the tipping point. Check out the full episode here 🎧📲: https://lnkd.in/gt3xpRdX #healthcare #healthcarepodcast #valuebasedcare #healthcareleadership #healthcareinnovation #healthcaredata #prospectivebundles #healthcareanalytics #feeforservice #healthcaretechnology #medicare #healthcarepolicy

Pediatric care is one of the most fragmented and underfunded corners of the American health system. Parents are left as de facto care coordinators, specialists work in silos, and children with complex needs fall through the cracks. What would it look like to actually fix that? Danish Qureshi, Founder and CEO, Zarminali Pediatrics joins host John Marchica to discuss the personal experience that sparked a new model for pediatric care, why fragmentation in pediatrics is a problem the system has ignored for too long, and what it takes to build an integrated multi-specialty practice designed around children and families. Stream the full episode at the link in the comments🔗👇 #pediatrics #healthcare #healthcarepodcast #health

This week in Our Take, we look at the proposed merger between Sutter Health and Allina Health and what it signals about the growing role of cross-market expansion in health system strategy. Subscribe for weekly insights: https://lnkd.in/g3SxcafF

On Chicago's West Side, a 100-year-old safety net hospital serves a community where the average life expectancy is 20 years shorter than it is just seven minutes away. Loretto Hospital collects 32 cents on the dollar, runs on 84% Medicaid, and still finds ways to innovate, collaborate, and show up for people that the rest of the system has left behind. Tesa Anewishki, MBA, CEO, Loretto Hospital joins host John Marchica to discuss what it really takes to lead a safety net hospital, how community-rooted care models are closing the gap on health disparities, and why collaboration beats competition when people's lives are on the line. Stream the full episode at the link in the comments🔗👇 #healthcare #healthcarepodcast #safetynethospital #healthcaredisparities #communityhealth #healthcareleadership #medicaid #healthequity #socialdriversofhealth #communityhospital