I’m excited to announce that our healthcare podcast is gearing up for a new episode and we’re looking for a guest to join us in discussing the challenges of healthcare delivery. We’re seeking someone who is in the trenches with patients and actively disrupting the system. If you or someone you know meets these qualifications please reach out to us with contact information. Fixing Healthcare…From The Trenches is a live 15 minute discussion that will stream on Youtube, LinkedIN, Facebook and Twitter every other Thursday. Looking forward to fixing healthcare together!
-Dr.Alejandro Badia Orthopedic hand surgeon,
Healthcare Disruptor
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In episode 8 of our podcast, we will be discussing the book which inspired the podcast: “Healthcare from the Trenches”. As an orthopedic surgeon with three decades of experience and the founder of OrthoNOW® clinics in South Florida, I wrote this book from a doctor’s perspective to shed light on the incredible problems I see every day in getting patients the care they need. Why is this important ? * The U.S. healthcare system is in crisis. We are facing skyrocketing healthcare costs, lack of patient access, and inefficient delivery, which has been further amplified by the coronavirus pandemic. The book illustrates the inherent shortcomings in the U.S. healthcare industry and proposes solutions and suggestions for actions every one of us can take to enact positive, long-lasting change. It’s time for every American to understand and be educated about the root causes of our healthcare crisis and demand meaningful reform to improve healthcare efficiencies in America. So join us for episode 8 of our podcast as we delve deeper into “Healthcare from the Trenches” and discuss how we can work together to fix our broken healthcare system.
We are excited to welcome Dr. Robert Pearl, former CEO of The Permanente Medical Group and one of Modern Healthcare’s 50 most influential physician leaders, as our next guest on “Fixing Healthcare…From the Trenches” podcast! With over a decade of experience leading one of the nation’s largest medical groups, Dr. Pearl is an expert in integrated, prepaid, technologically advanced, and physician-led healthcare delivery. He is also a clinical professor of plastic surgery at Stanford University School of Medicine and a faculty member at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Tune in as we discuss the problems and solutions for our healthcare system, live streaming on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Don’t miss out on this informative and insightful conversation!
Welcome to episode 10 of our podcast, “Fixing Healthcare… From The Trenches”. This weeks guest is Tina Rodriguez , our very own billing and collections manager at Badia Hand To Shoulder Center. As a billing and collections manager, Tina plays a critical role in the healthcare world. She is responsible. We are really taking you to the trenches this time! Tina’s job is to understand the language of insurance companies and make sure we get paid for our services. This is no easy task, as the healthcare billing system can be complex and confusing. Tina has a deep understanding of the process and will be sharing information that patients/ the layperson has never really heard before! We invite you to be part of this conversation and have a seat at our table as we dive deep into healthcare for 15 minutes!
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We’re excited to announce our next podcast guest – Dr. Ira Kirschenbaum, Notable and unique career as an orthopaedic surgeon with in-depth and wide-breadth entrepreneurial, corporate and non-profit experience in operations leadership, process reengineering, information technology, and innovation design. Demonstrated agility developing and executing strategy, synthesizing and translating complex ideas, concepts and information, and persuasively and passionately selling, educating and advising key stakeholders in clinical and business aspects of medicine.
Our podcast guest for this episode is Dr. Joseph McGinley, Dr. McGinley is the Founder and CEO of McGinley Orthopedics, a company that designs, develops, markets and sells orthopedic medical devices. The company’s flagship product, the IntelliSense Drill®, is being used by surgeons across the US and around the world. The company recently released The Lever Action Plate System® which features unique beam technology for aligning distal radius fractures. He is also the President and CEO of McGinley Manufacturing, a custom machine and fabrication shop with a fully integrated engineering team. He holds over 130 design and utility patents. Dr. Joseph C. McGinley is also a board-certified diagnostic radiologist practicing in Casper, Wyoming. He has extensive training in musculoskeletal radiology and sports medicine with a special emphasis in non-surgical treatment of sports injuries. As a radiologist, he has first-hand knowledge of treatments and developed novel solutions, including several patents for devices and procedures. In 2020, he started his own clinic focusing on patient-centered orthopedic care in The McGinley Clinic, located in downtown Casper, WY. He has a list of awards and honors. He has published in major publications in musculoskeletal imaging and orthopedic medicine and presented at over 50 conferences.
Welcome to another exciting episode of “Fixing Healthcare…from the Trenches”! I’m your host, Dr. Badia, an orthopedic surgeon and healthcare disruptor passionate about improving the system. Episode 14 is very special because it’s our first episode with a patient. Officer Ramirez from the City of Miami-Dade county Police Department. He will take us on a journey through the U.S healthcare system as an injured worker with a workers’ compensation claim. Together, we will delve into the challenges he faced in accessing quality healthcare and the barriers that hindered his recovery. It’s an opportunity to gain valuable insights from the perspective of someone on the front lines. During this episode, Officer Ramirez and I will explore the systemic issues that affect injured workers and discuss potential solutions. We will tackle questions such as: How can we break down the barriers that limit access to good healthcare? What improvements can be made to ensure injured workers receive the care they deserve?
Dr. Cole discusses Merge Medical’s mission to create a supportive and inclusive community of physicians and medical professionals where the value proposition is education, access and opportunity within the business of medicine and a path toward financial independence. With countless downward pressures on the profession and startling numbers of healthcare providers leaving the practice of medicine, Merge Medical brings structure and tools allowing physicians to unite and prosper, and most importantly to stay in the job that they (used to) love. Visit the Merge Medical website at https://mergemedical.org And join their forum at https://mergemedical.community.forum/
In this episode Dr. Badia and Dr. Meyers discuss solutions for the US healthcare system and touch on topics like healthcare IT, Physician entrepreneurship and the healthcare business model. Dr. Meyers is the president & CEO of SoPE and professor of ENT, dentistry & engineering at the university of Colorado Anschutz Medical campus. Video explaining SoPE – Society of physician entrepreneurs : • A conversation with Arlen Meyers, MD,… www.sopenet.org https://www.linkedin.com/company/soci…
🇺🇸 America’s healthcare system is broken. 🏥 🎙️Join us for a discussion on the role of private equity and healthcare with our special guest Dr. Topper and Sonia Ponnusamy. This series aims to raise public awareness and shift focus back to patient-centered care. It’s time for change!
Omar helms the renowned “#StateofMedTech” podcast and is the driving force behind Khateeb & Co. This visionary company empowers medtech startups to flourish by leveraging social media for sales growth and investor engagement. In our conversation, Omar and I delve into the fusion of healthcare and technology.
This week we invited Carl the Founder and Managing Principal of Mitigate Partners, a Risk Management, Cost Containment and Employee Benefits Consulting firm. With more than 30 years of experience in benefits consulting and financial services, Carl pioneered the fiduciary approach to benefits advisory services. His interest in treating the employer’s money like his.
Our next guest, Dr. Redler, is not your typical orthopedic surgeon. He’s a game-changer in healthcare, based at Connecticut Orthopaedics. Dr. Redler is on a mission to revolutionize healthcare. He’s all about reducing the reliance on opioids in postoperative care, an urgent issue in our society.
About our guest: Sanjay Sinha MD FOUNDER, CHIEF INNOVATION OFFICER, MEMBER OF THE BOARD * Lead Anesthesiologist and Board member,*Developed iPACK block, Invited Speaker at National/International Regional Anesthesia Meetings *Previous consultant to Flexion Therapeutics, Pacira, Arrow and Sonosite https://gatescience.com/
Dr. Pappas has over a decade of experience and currently serves as a Clinical Assistant Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at both Tulane University and Louisiana State University. He’s an active member of the American Society for Surgery of the Hand and contributes to the Journal of Hand Surgery.
This week’s episode of “Fixing Healthcare from the Trenches,” listeners are in for an enlightening journey into the intricacies of the healthcare industry, with a particular focus on healthcare investment banking. Our distinguished guest, Hector Torres, shares invaluable insights into the pivotal role of private equity in the healthcare sector.
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America’s healthcare system is broken. While we have some of the most advanced technologies in the world, with renowned clinicians to deliver care, access to all of this remains challenging and the increasing costs are unsustainable. Healthcare in America has devolved into a bureaucratic nightmare where the words “authorization” and “third-party” seem to take precedence, and the REAL reasons for high costs have little to do with the actual delivery of care.
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