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In this solo episode, I recap the latest 5 Things (good vibes in DEI) in just 15 minutes. This week I shared about boardroom shakeup, flag-ban hackery, Lyft's silver glow-up, Adidas's inclusive kicks, and more!Here are this week's good vibes:Boardroom Monopoly BreaksCities Outsmart Flag Bans with PrideLyft Silver: Aging in StyleLush Goes Sensory-Friendly, All Are WelcomeKicks Tailored for Every BodyGood Vibes to Go: In the spirit of sharing what brings me joy, watch Atsuko Okatsuka's comedy special The Intruder on MAX before her next special debuts in a few weeks. Read the Stories.Subscribe to the 5 Things newsletter.Watch the show on YouTube. Join thousands of readers by subscribing to the 5 Things newsletter. Enjoy some good vibes in DEI every Saturday morning. https://5thingsdei.com/

Los recientes desastres naturales en Estados Unidos, específicamente los devastadores incendios que azotaron California tienen como consecuencia graves riesgos de salud para los niños durante y después de estos eventos. ¿Cómo puede un pediatra ayudar a las familias a prepararse para emergencias como incendios forestales? Nuestro invitado en este episodio vivió de primera mano los estragos de los incendios en California y nos compartirá las lecciones aprendidas del manejo de desastres en Los Ángeles, y que podrían aplicarse en futuras emergencias. El Dr. Ilan Shapiro es corresponsal de salud y director de Asuntos Médicos de Altamed. Es un incansable defensor de la equidad en el cuidado de salud, con una profunda afinidad de innovación y políticas de salud pública, especialmente con la población hispana. Ha sido galardonado por su trabajo en salud pública en el ámbito internacional. Después de graduarse como Valedictorian honorario en medicina, trabajó en la secretaría de salud como representante entre México y la Organización Mundial de Salud. Instagram/Twitter/You Tube: @‌Dr_Shaps ¿Tienes algún comentario sobre este episodio o sugerencias de temas para un futuro podcast?  Escríbenos a pediatrasenlinea@childrenscolorado.org.

Today, Tracey Gee and I talk about the unexpected vulnerability of naming what we want. Tracey Gee is a certified leadership coach and consultant dedicated to guiding individuals toward transformative self-awareness and meaningful personal and professional growth. As an author, Tracey draws insight from her extensive experience across workshops, speaking engagements, and personalized coaching sessions. She is also a certified facilitator in four frameworks—Gallup CliftonStrengths, Working Genius, Enneagram, and Cultural Intelligence. Her diverse clientele includes UC Berkeley, Firm Foundation, AltaMed, Nomi Network, Coca-Cola, Amazon, and the Miami Heat. Tracey is originally from the Bay Area of California and now lives in Los Angeles with her husband, children, and dog, Kona. She loves coffee shops and every dog she's ever met.You can buy The Magic of Knowing What You Want wherever you get books. Follow Tracey on Instagram @traceygee.me. Get her freebie at the link in her Insta bio or click on the link in the episode description. Quick note: During the interview, I mention a phrase without giving proper credit for where it came from. I borrowed the phrase "background work" from Devi Abraham, writer and co-host of the Where Do We Go From Here podcast. You can follow her on IG here and check out her podcast wherever you listen. Support the show

In this episode, Raymond Lowe, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer at AltaMed, discusses the organization's mission to serve underserved communities, their groundbreaking recognition from Epic, and their forward-thinking approach to AI and patient engagement.

In this episode, I chat with Tracey Gee, a coach, speaker, and now author, about her new book, The Magic of Knowing What You Want. Tracey's journey of rediscovering herself and navigating the "desire fog" will resonate deeply with anyone who's ever felt stuck, uncertain, or overwhelmed by options. We dive into: How Tracey helps people uncover their strengths and use them effectively. Her personal journey of leaving vocational ministry and stepping into a season of wilderness, identity, and self-discovery. Why asking "What do you want?" is such a powerful (and sometimes uncomfortable) question. The beauty of taking small, intentional steps of action to build clarity instead of waiting for clarity to come first. The importance of being playful and curious as adults to reconnect with what truly brings us joy and fulfillment. How authentic desires can align with who God created us to be. Tracey's honest, holistic approach to personal development allows us to embrace who we truly are—without trying to fit into a cookie-cutter mold. Her story is a beautiful reminder that clarity often comes through action and that our desires can be God-given, meant to lead us closer to the life He's calling us to. Whether you're in a season of transition, looking to rediscover yourself, or simply curious about how to live a more aligned and joy-filled life, this conversation will inspire and challenge you. Bio: Tracey Gee is a certified leadership coach and consultant dedicated to guiding individuals toward transformative self awareness and meaningful personal and professional growth. As an author, Tracey draws insight from her extensive experience across workshops, speaking engagements, and personalized coaching sessions. She is also a certified facilitator in four frameworks—Gallup CliftonStrengths, Working Genius, Enneagram, and Cultural Intelligence. Her diverse clientele includes UC Berkeley, Firm Foundation, AltaMed, Nomi Network, Coca-Cola, Amazon, and the Miami Heat. Tracey is originally from the Bay Area of California and now lives in Los Angeles with her husband, children, and dog, Kona. She loves coffee shops and every dog she's ever met. Anchor Verses: Matthew 4 John 1 Connect with Tracey: Website: https://traceygee.me  IG: https://www.instagram.com/traceygee.me/  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@traceygee.me Preorder Book: https://traceygee.me/book  ***We're thrilled to hear from our listeners! Sharing your thoughts through reviews is a fantastic way to become part of our podcast community and contribute to the conversation. If you've enjoyed our podcast, leaving a review is a quick and easy process. Simply head to Apple Podcasts or wherever you're listening and share your feedback. Your input makes a significant difference!***

Ray Lowe, CIO of AltaMed, discusses how healthcare organizations can leverage technology strategically to bridge health equity gaps while serving diverse, multilingual communities. Learn how AltaMed's digital transformation initiatives create more accessible, culturally competent care delivery models that other healthcare organizations can adopt.Ray Lowe, CIO, AltaMedMegan Antonelli, Chief Executive Officer, HealthIMPACT Live

For the 88th episode of the CIO podcast hosted by Healthcare IT Today, we are joined by Ray Lowe, SVP and CIO at AltaMed to talk about the wildfires in Southern California. As an LA native, Lowe gives us an update on what it's like in Southern California right now. Next, we talk about the […]

On this episode, PW editorial board member and regular contributor Alex McDonald, MD, FAAFP (Southern California Kaiser Permanente, and President-Elect of the California Academy of Family Physicians), sits down with Ilan Shapiro, MD (Pediatrician and Medical Director, AltaMed), to discuss the importance of civic engagement and how ensuring patients are registered to vote can positively impact health.  Let us know what you thought of this week's episode on Twitter: @physicianswkly Want to share your medical expertise, research, or unique experience in medicine on the PW podcast? Email us at editorial@physweekly.com! Thanks for listening!

June 6, 2024: Dr. Eric Lee, the Medical Director of Clinical Informatics at AltaMed, engages in a deep dive into the integration of technology and healthcare services at one of the nation's largest federally qualified health centers. They explore how AltaMed leverages its position to manage care for a vast and diverse patient base across L.A. and Orange Counties. How does the implementation of technological innovations like EPIC's Chronicles claims loader and digital tools address quality measures and improve patient outcomes? What strategies does AltaMed employ to navigate the challenges of Medi-Cal expansions and the integration of clinical informatics? These questions are explored, shedding light on the practical implications of digital transformation in a healthcare setting focused on underserved communities.Key Points:Digital Transformation JourneyManaged Care ChallengesClinical Informatics IntegrationServing Impoverished CommunitiesAdapting EHR SystemsSubscribe: This Week HealthTwitter: This Week HealthLinkedIn: Week HealthDonate: Alex's Lemonade Stand: Foundation for Childhood Cancer

On this episode of DGTL Voices, host Ed welcomes Remi de la Rocha, President and CEO of AltaMed Health Network. Join us as Remi shares his eclectic taste in music, his gratitude-driven approach to life, and his inspiring journey as the son of an immigrant family. Discover the fascinating origins of his last name and gain insights into AltaMed Health Services, the largest private Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) in the United States. Remi delves into AltaMed's unwavering commitment to community service and emphasizes the crucial role of technology in modern healthcare. Learn about AltaMed's strategic implementation of digital solutions and Remi's servant leadership philosophy, which empowers his team and drives impactful initiatives. Passionate about achieving healthcare parity, Remi advocates for equal access to care for all populations. Tune in to hear from a visionary leader dedicated to transforming healthcare and uplifting communities.

For the 74th episode of the CIO podcast hosted by Healthcare IT Today, we are joined by Ray Lowe, SVP and CIO at AltaMed! We kick this episode off by discussing how the role of CIO is different at an FQHC than at other organizations. Then Lowe shares with us the patient experience projects he […]

April 2: In this Interview in Action from HIMSS ‘24 Ray Lowe, SVP of AltaMed, and Kevon Kothari, Chief Growth Officer at Certify, delve into the realm of patient experience. They discuss all things workflow optimization, shedding light on Certify's efforts to streamline patient intake processes and enhance the overall healthcare journey. Thought-provoking questions arise: How can technology like facial recognition improve accessibility for elderly patients? What role does automation play in optimizing workflows within healthcare facilities? And how do such innovations integrate with existing systems like EPIC, filling gaps and enhancing patient engagement? These questions prompt reflection on the evolving landscape of healthcare technology and its impact on patient care.

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Pediatrics, Advocacy, and Social Media: A Deep Dive with Dr. Ilan ShapiroThis episode is made possible by a generous grant from PCC.Com This episode features a comprehensive conversation with Dr. Ilan Shapiro about his journey into pediatrics, the role of pediatricians in family care, and the impact of social media on medical advocacy. Dr. Shapiro shares a personal story from his childhood that shaped his understanding of the pediatrician's role in providing comprehensive care beyond just the child to the entire family. The discussion also covers his career trajectory, from his medical education in Mexico City and residency in Chicago to his work at AltaMed in Los Angeles, a not-for-profit organization providing integrated healthcare services to underserved communities. Dr. Shapiro delves into the importance of community health, advocacy, and using social media platforms to disseminate accurate health information. The conversation touches upon various aspects of healthcare, including the challenges of modern medicine, the integration of mental and dental health into pediatric care, and the potential of value-based care in pediatrics. The episode concludes with a focus on the need for screening and preventive care in pediatric health.00:00 A Special Morning and an Exciting Guest Introduction00:31 The Heartwarming Journey to Pediatrics03:09 From Mexico City to Making a Difference in Healthcare04:19 Transforming Community Health with AltaMed06:48 A Unique Partnership with Children's Hospital11:01 Revolutionizing Family Practice Residency15:00 The Vital Role of Pediatricians in Public Health20:54 Embracing Social Media for Effective Communication23:48 Engaging Patients: The Art of Conversation in Healthcare24:08 The Generational Divide in Healthcare Communication24:36 Challenges and Opportunities in Pediatric Healthcare25:10 Innovative Approaches to Patient Education and Care25:58 The Importance of Personalized Patient Care28:57 Navigating the Complexities of Pediatric Healthcare31:48 Value-Based Care: A New Paradigm in Pediatrics37:05 Investing in Children's Health: The Need for a Systemic Approach42:39 The Future of Pediatric Healthcare: Screening and PreventionSupport the show

“The power of any type of EHR is how it's being utilized, not only by clinicians but also by your patient population,” said Raymond Lowe, SVP and CIO at AltaMed Health Services. In this interview, he talked about how his team's recent Epic achievement, how they're leveraging data to help enable “culturally competent care,” and why it's not always wise to chase perfection. Source: Q&A with AltaMed Health Services CIO Raymond Lowe: “Everybody Talks about Patient-centered Care, But We Live It.” on healthsystemcio.com - healthsystemCIO.com is the sole online-only publication dedicated to exclusively and comprehensively serving the information needs of healthcare CIOs.

At the recent CHIME Fall Forum conference, I had a chance to sit down with Ray Lowe, SVP and CIO at AltaMed, and Bill Lewkowski, Vice President of Strategic Client Services at HCTec, to learn more about their experience with the Epic Gold Stars program. AltaMed had recently been awarded the level 9 milestone and we wanted to learn more about what it took to get their organization to level 9 and some of the details of how HCTec helped them through the process. Learn more about AltaMed: https://www.altamed.org/ Learn more about HCTec: https://hctec.com/ Health IT Community: https://www.healthcareittoday.com/

De Guatemala viajamos directamente a la capital de Estados Unidos, Washington D.C, a la Conferencia Nacional de la Academia Americana de Pediatría (AAP), del 20 al 24 octubre para estar presentes en la exhibición más grande de pediatría del mundo. Nuestro invitado en este episodio especial es el Dr. Ilan Shapiro y el tema que abordamos es algo que se está viviendo intensamente en estos momentos con estallidos de guerras y desastres naturales. Además, la importancia de estar al pendiente de todo lo que los niños consumen en redes sociales y que podría afectarles en su salud emocional.   El Dr. Ilan Shapiro es corresponsal de salud y Director de Asuntos Médicos de Altamed. Es un incansable defensor de la equidad en el cuidado de salud, con una profunda afinidad de innovación y políticas de salud pública, especialmente con la población hispana. Ha sido galardonado por su trabajo en salud pública en el ámbito internacional. Después de graduarse como Valedictorian honorario en medicina, trabajó en la secretaría de salud como representante entre México y la Organización Mundial de Salud.     El Dr. Ilan Shapiro es muy activo en redes sociales y lo puedes encontrar en Instagram/Twitter/You Tube @Dr_Shaps    ¿Tienes algún comentario sobre este episodio o sugerencias de temas para un futuro podcast? Escríbenos a pediatrasenlinea@childrenscolorado.org. 

Raymond Lowe, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer at AltaMed, joins the podcast to discuss his background and current role, how he's thinking about growth and adding value to his organization, Chat GPT in healthcare, and more.

Raymond Lowe, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer at AltaMed, joins the podcast to discuss his background and current role, how he's thinking about growth and adding value to his organization, Chat GPT in healthcare, and more.

Raymond Lowe, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer at AltaMed, joins the podcast to discuss his background and current role, how he's thinking about growth and adding value to his organization, Chat GPT in healthcare, and more.

This episode features Raymond Lowe, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer at AltaMed. Here, he discusses trends he is watching in healthcare currently, his focus on patient engagement, advice for emerging leaders, and more..

Growing up undocumented alongside four sisters, Dr. Zoila D. Escobar says she was not meant to attend school. All of her sisters excelled in school with ease, but she struggled to read. Later as an adult, she was diagnosed with dyslexia and read her first book – cover to cover – at 19. By age 42, she received her BA, and at 52, she earned her master's degree; last year, she earned her doctorate, all while juggling full-time work and parenthood. Join us as Dr. Escobar shares how she persevered to earn her education and what led her to become one of AltaMed's executive leaders and the President of the AltaMed Foundation.

Sometimes, finding your passion does not always follow a linear path. Dr. Daniel Diaz knows this from experience firsthand. Before pursuing medicine, he thought he might become a mechanical engineer or a physical therapist. However, in this episode we learn that not succeeding is not the same thing as failing. With a lifelong interest in sports and a commitment to his community, Dr. Diaz eventually found his true calling in sports medicine. His passion and enthusiasm for this specialty is evident as he paves the road for an increase in sports medicine integration at federally qualified health centers. Through his leadership, AltaMed now has a new ACGME-accredited fellowship that will build a pipeline training more sports medicine physicians committed to helping underserved patients. If you are interested in learning more about AltaMed's new Sports Medicine Fellowship, email us at smfellowship@altamed.org. Click here to view this episode's transcript.

*This episode was sponsored by Empyrean, a top-tier HR technology company that empowers organizations to build a better culture by connecting employees to meaningful, life-enriching benefits. To take Empyrean's Benefits Maturity Assessment, please click here. Our guest is Carlos Adame - a Senior Global HR Leader at Amazon. In his role, Carlos is responsible for all strategic people planning and execution globally to optimize finance and Amazon performance. Prior to Amazon, he held HR executive roles at Providence and other well-known organizations such as UPS, PacifiCare, United Healthcare, and AltaMed. Also, Carlos is an associate professor teaching graduate-level Human Resources courses at USC Bovard College. In this episode of Scaling Culture, Ron and Carlos discuss: Carlos' personal journey from Providence to Amazon Some ways Amazon uses data science to get closer to the customer and to their staff A new exciting initiative of Amazon's with far reaching impact to rural communities Speed, innovation and systems to allow people to prioritise the most important thing  For more information about Carlos and his work, please follow him on LinkedIn. To learn more about our books or Scaling Culture 6hrs Masterclass Series, please go to ScalingCulture.Org. To learn more about a sponsor of this episode, Empyrean, please go to GoEmpyrean.Com, and to take Empyrean's Benefits Maturity Assessment, please click here. Lastly, if you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a comment and share the podcast with one of your friends or colleagues. We'll be back soon with another incredible guest!

January 24: Today on TownHall Reid Stephan, VP and CIO at St. Lukes talks with Ray Lowe, SVP & CIO at AltaMed about FQHCs and how AltaMed has utilized technology to increase access to care. As a former rocket scientist, does Ray see Healthcare IT as harder or easier than rocket science? What are FQHCs and why are they important? How is Ray using technology to deliver on the quadruple aim and to make sure there are viable margins?Join our next webinar exploring the macro challenges facing healthcare and how technology will play a role in addressing these challenges. Register now for February 2nd: Priorities for 2023. A CIO Discussion with Academic Medical Centers. Only available LIVE!Subscribe: This Week HealthLinkedIn: Week HealthTwitter: This Week HealthDonate: Alex's Lemonade Stand: Foundation for Childhood Cancer

We continue our podcast series with Dr. Efrain Talamantes, a Board Member of National Medical Fellowships. He is dedicated to serving historically underinvested communities and advancing health equity and leads initiatives throughout the country to enhance leadership and diversity in the healthcare workforce. As the Chief Operating Officer of Health Services at AltaMed Health Services, Dr. Talamantes shapes the AltaMed experience across the entire healthcare delivery system spanning over 40 clinics throughout Southern California. He oversees every aspect of day-to-day care and incorporates patient-centered solutions to address social determinants of health. Prior to becoming the Chief Operating Officer, he served as Medical Director for the AltaMed Institute for Health Equity and Medical Education, leading health services and community-partnered research and training to advance health equity and medical education at AltaMed. Dr. Talamantes is a primary care internal medicine physician and previously served as Associate Director for the University of California, Davis Center for Reducing Health Disparities, as Associate Program Director for the Internal Medicine Residency Program, and co-directed the Center for a Diverse Healthcare Workforce (CDHW). He co-founded MiMentor.org, serves as the Chair of the Latino Coalition for a Healthy California, he is a board member of the National Medical Fellowships, University of California, Riverside School of Medicine, and the Chicago School of Psychology. You can learn more about the distinguished awardees, host committee members, and event speakers at nmfonline.org/reimagine. Support an organization working hard to reduce healthcare disparities. -| The Health Equity Podcast Channel is made possible with support from Bayer G4A. Learn more about how Bayer G4A is advancing equity, access and sustainability at G4a.health -| This episode originally aired on November 21, 2022 on Women Physicians Lead. Listen, follow and subscribe here.

*This episode was sponsored by Empyrean, a top-tier HR technology company that empowers organizations to build a better culture by connecting employees to meaningful, life-enriching benefits. To take Empyrean's Benefits Maturity Assessment, please click here. Our guest is Carlos Adame - a Senior Global HR Leader at Amazon. In his role, Carlos is responsible for all strategic people planning and execution globally to optimize finance and Amazon performance. Prior to Amazon, he held HR executive roles at Providence and other well-known organizations such as UPS, PacifiCare, United Healthcare, and AltaMed. Also, Carlos is an associate professor teaching graduate-level Human Resources courses at USC Bovard College. In this episode of Scaling Culture, Ron and Carlos discuss: Carlos' personal journey from Providence to Amazon Some ways Amazon uses data science to get closer to the customer and to their staff A new exciting initiative of Amazon's with far reaching impact to rural communities Speed, innovation and systems to allow people to prioritise the most important thing  Leadership communication best practices when navigating through tough times  For more information about Carlos and his work, please follow him on LinkedIn. To learn more about our books or Scaling Culture 6hrs Masterclass Series, please go to ScalingCulture.Org. To learn more about a sponsor of this episode, Empyrean, please go to GoEmpyrean.Com, and to take Empyrean's Benefits Maturity Assessment, please click here. Lastly, if you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a comment and share the podcast with one of your friends or colleagues. We'll be back soon with another incredible guest!

We continue our podcast series with Dr. Efrain Talamantes, a Board Member of National Medical Fellowships. He is dedicated to serving historically underinvested communities and advancing health equity and leads initiatives throughout the country to enhance leadership and diversity in the healthcare workforce. As the Chief Operating Officer of Health Services at AltaMed Health Services, Dr. Talamantes shapes the AltaMed experience across the entire healthcare delivery system spanning over 40 clinics throughout Southern California. He oversees every aspect of day-to-day care and incorporates patient-centered solutions to address social determinants of health. Prior to becoming the Chief Operating Officer, he served as Medical Director for the AltaMed Institute for Health Equity and Medical Education, leading health services and community-partnered research and training to advance health equity and medical education at AltaMed. Dr. Talamantes is a primary care internal medicine physician and previously served as Associate Director for the University of California, Davis Center for Reducing Health Disparities, as Associate Program Director for the Internal Medicine Residency Program, and co-directed the Center for a Diverse Healthcare Workforce (CDHW). He co-founded MiMentor.org, serves as the Chair of the Latino Coalition for a Healthy California, he is a board member of the National Medical Fellowships, University of California, Riverside School of Medicine, and the Chicago School of Psychology. You can learn more about the distinguished awardees, host committee members, and event speakers at nmfonline.org/reimagine. Support an organization working hard to reduce healthcare disparities.

November 18: Today on the Community channel, it's an Interview in Action live from CHIME's Fall Forum with Ray Lowe, CIO & SVP at AltaMed Health Services. How do federally qualified health clinics prioritize their health IT initiatives? How does a leader transform a system from a two and a half star rating to four and a half stars? What does their governance model look like? How do they tie data analytics into their foundation? What are their five strategic pillars? Will value-based care finally come together in 2023?Sign up for our webinar: How to Modernize Your Data Platform in Healthcare: The Right Fit for Every Unique Health System - Wednesday December 7 2022: 1pm ET / 10am PT. Subscribe: https://www.thisweekhealth.com/subscribe/Twitter: https://twitter.com/thisweekhealthLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ThisWeekHealth

“Cortan las pastillas, las diluyen, las vuelven polvo y prácticamente con pequeños gramos pueden tener efectos secundarios muy fuertes. Aparte, hemos visto muchísimo el fentalino arcoíris que le ponen colores más atractivos para que sean más llamativos para nuestra juventud”. Dr. lan Shapiro   Según los centros de control y prevención de enfermedades, el fentalino es un opiode sintético que es hasta 50 veces más fuerte que la heroína y 100 veces más fuerte que la morfina. Es un importante factor contribuyente a las sobredosis mortales y no mortales en Estados Unidos. Para hablar de este alarmante tema y en específico sobre la crisis de sobredosis por este opiode, nos acompaña ahora el Dr. Ilan Shapiro a quien seguramente reconocerán ya que participa continuamente en entrevistas sobre salud en canales en español en Estados Unidos. Este episodio forma parte de una serie de entrevistas que se llevaron a cabo en la Conferencia de la Academia Americana de Pediatría 2022 en Anaheim, California El Dr. Ilan Shapiro es corresponsal de salud y Director de Asuntos Médicos de Altamed. Es un incansable defensor de la equidad en el cuidado de salud, con una profunda afinidad de innovación y políticas de salud pública, especialmente con la población hispana. Ha sido galardonado por su trabajo en salud pública en el ámbito internacional. después de graduarse como Valedictorian honorario en medicina, trabajó en la secretaría de salud como representante entre México y la Organización Mundial de Salud.   El Dr. Ilan Shapiro es muy activo en redes sociales y lo puedes encontrar en Instagram/Twitter/You Tube @Dr_Shaps  ¿Tienes algún comentario sobre este episodio o sugerencias de temas para un futuro podcast? Escríbenos a pediatrasenlinea@childrenscolorado.org.   

Wineries Featured Include:Aldina VineyardsBazan CellarsCeja VineyardsEncanto VineyardsGallegos WinesHerencia del ValleHonrama CellarsTierra y Vino We also talk to El Coraloense Restaurant, Mike Cano with Latinx Wines, Christina Sanchez, V.P. of Community Engagement for AltaMed. 

Known for her bold brush strokes, unique textures and dynamic colors, Yolanda Gonzalez has become one of Los Angeles' most prestigious Chicana artists. She has traveled the world showcasing her work and believes the more you're exposed to art, the better person you'll become. Gonzalez opens up to host Giselle Fernandez about her family's artistic heritage, which has carried on for five generations — starting with her great-grandfather's pencil drawings all the way down to her niece's paintings. Today, Gonzalez shares her artwork secrets with the LA community, teaching at the Para Los Ninos nonprofit for children and AltaMed senior centers.

Today, there are many complicated pediatric issues that are often hard to discuss in an office setting. The drivers of these modern health care dilemmas are often the social determinants of health or the conditions in which people are born, work, live, and age. Because these social determents vary considerably across the communities that we serve, health disparities exist for many Americans. In this episode, we are going to be talking with a pediatrician who is trying to get up stream on many of the health care problems in Southern California.      Dr. IIan Shapiro is the Medical Director of Health and Wellness Education and currently serves as the Chief Health Correspondent and Medical Affairs Officer at AltaMed. Ilan has spent his entire career providing care to medically underserved populations.

For the 29th episode of the CIO podcast hosted by Healthcare IT Today, we sat down with Ray Lowe, Senior Vice President, Chief Information Officer at AltaMed, during the HIMSS 2022 conference in Orlando.  Along with talking about some of the high level leadership experience of Lowe, we also dove into the legacy application and […]

No se necesita el inicio de un año para hacer cambios en nuestros hábitos para lograr una vida más saludable.  Es suficiente con empezar cualquier día del año. En este episodio hablaremos sobre bienestar y salud, un tema necesario e importante para todos. Para ello invitamos al Dr. Ilan Shapiro, Director Médico de Altamed.   El Dr. Shapiro es un incansable defensor de la equidad en el cuidado de salud, con una profunda afinidad de innovación y políticas de salud pública, especialmente con la población hispana. Ha sido galardonado por su trabajo en salud pública en el ámbito internacional. Después de graduarse como Valedictorian Honorario en Medicina, trabajó en la Secretaría de Salud como representante entre México y la Organización Mundial de Salud.   Creó programas de salud pública binacional para mejorar la salud de las comunidades hispanas en ambos lados de la frontera entre México y EUA.  En el 2011 formó parte del Grupo de Políticas Hispano de la Casa Blanca para educar y crear conciencia sobre la Ley Asequible de Salud.  También fue galardonado con el Premio Othli otorgado por el Consulado de México que reconoce a las personas que trabajan para mejorar las vidas de los mexicanos que viven en el extranjero, incluyendo Estados Unidos.    El Dr. Ilan Shapiro es muy activo en redes sociales y lo puedes encontrar en Instagram / Twitter @Dr_Shaps   ¿Tienes algún comentario sobre este episodio o sugerencias de temas para un futuro podcast? Escríbenos a pediatrasenlinea@childrenscolorado.org.  

En entrevista con Ana Francisca Vega en MVS Noticias, el director médico de bienestar y salud en Altamed, Ilan Shapiro, compartió la información más recientes sobre Omicrón, la variante Covid descubierta en Sudáfrica.

En entrevista con Ana Francisca Vega para MVS noticias, se habló de las olas de contagio y vacunación contra Covid con el director médico de bienestar y salud en Altamed, Ilan Shapiro. “La vacuna si esta funcionando para niños y jóvenes”.

In the final week of Hispanic Heritage Month, Jayzen is pleased to welcome Dr. Ilan Shapiro to the show. Throughout his career, Dr. Shapiro has been an outspoken health advocate for the Hisapnic community and has worked tirelessly to create health policy that is both accurate and accessible. During and before the COVID-19 pandemic, he's been a featured commentator on CNN, NBC, Univision, Telemundo and EstrellaTV and other international channels to share critical evidence based information for the community. Currently, Dr. Shapiro serves as AltaMed's Medical Director of Health Education and Wellness, helping to create and implement programs and services that expand access to care and improve outcomes for the community. Early in his career, after graduating as Honorary Valedictorian with his medical degree, he worked for the Mexican Secretary of Health as the liaison between Mexico and the World Health Organization (WHO). Dr. Shapiro was recently recognized by the City of Los Angeles, the California State Assembly and the Los Angeles Times en Español as a one of the Héroes de la Pandemia. Guest Bio Ilan Shapiro, MD Medical Director, Health Education and Wellness, AltaMed Dr. Shapiro is a tireless advocate for health care equality, with a deep affinity for innovation and public health policy, especially relating to the Latino population. Currently, Dr. Shapiro serves as AltaMed's Medical Director of Health Education and Wellness, helping to create and implement programs and services that expand access to care and improve outcomes for the community. One of his biggest accomplishments at AltaMed has been the development of a dedicated AltaMed health and wellness facility. The center uses the latest technology, as well as traditional evidence-based principles and a hands-on approach, to teach members healthy habits relating to nutrition, fitness, and chronic condition management, a reflection of the combination of technology and innovation efforts to bridge new offerings for underserved communities. As part of his educational efforts, he has been featured on CNN, NBC, Univision, Telemundo and EstrellaTV and other international channels to share critical evidence based information for the community. After graduating as Honorary Valedictorian with his medical degree, he worked for the Mexican Secretary of Health as the liaison between Mexico and the World Health Organization (WHO). He has created binational public health programs to improve the health of Hispanic communities on both sides of the border. In 2011, he was invited to join the White House Hispanic Policy Group and help educate and raise awareness for the Affordable Care Act and continue serving as an Advisor for the Foreign Affairs and Health Mexican Ministries. Dr. Shapiro is also a recent recipient of the Othli Award, an honor presented by the Consul of Mexico to recognize individuals working to improve the lives of Mexican nationals living in the United States and abroad. In addition to his work at AltaMed, Dr. Shapiro serves on the Board of Governors at L.A. Care Health Plan. He currently acts as the regional director for the National Hispanic Medical Association. Links To learn more about Lead With Your Brand and the Career Breakthrough Mentoring program, please visit: LeadWithyYourBrand.com To book Jayzen for a speaking engagement or workshop at your company, visit: JayzenPatria.com

Ryan Gorman hosts an iHeartRadio nationwide special featuring Dr. Ilan Shapiro, a pediatrician and Medical Director of Health Education and Wellness for AltaMed, who speaks to health and wellness issues within the Hispanic community for Hispanic Heritage Month. Also joining the show are Reverend Markel Hutchins, Founder, Chairman, and CEO of Movement Forward Inc., and lead organizer of the National Faith and Blue Weekend, and NYC Police Commissioner Dermot Shea. They discuss the upcoming nationwide event and different ways to bring law enforcement and communities together to solve problems.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan Gorman hosts an iHeartRadio nationwide special featuring Dr. Ilan Shapiro, a pediatrician and Medical Director of Health Education and Wellness for AltaMed, who speaks to health and wellness issues within the Hispanic community for Hispanic Heritage Month. Also joining the show are Reverend Markel Hutchins, Founder, Chairman, and CEO of Movement Forward Inc., and lead organizer of the National Faith and Blue Weekend, and NYC Police Commissioner Dermot Shea. They discuss the upcoming nationwide event and different ways to bring law enforcement and communities together to solve problems.

Dr. Talamantes, a recognized leader of health equity, found himself referenced in a paper used to discredit medical students of color. Speaking out against the claims and the continued ways people of color are left behind, Dr. Talamantes offers some resolve and his hopes for healthcare and the well-being of our communities.

Season 1 closes out with a two-part episode interviewing our very own co-host Dr. Efrain Talamantes. As a physician of color and AltaMed's COO, Dr. Talamantes reflects on the past year from the pandemic to racial violence. He shares with us how mentors have guided him through challenging times and have made him more resilient to lead. As Dr. Talamantes says farewell to his co-hosts we welcome a new voice to the podcast. Take a listen to meet our new co-host Tatiana Alvarez with AltaMed's Institute for Health Equity.

Hoy es lunes 5 de abril, y te traemos el MEJOR episodio de todos.Platicamos con el Dr. Ilan Shapiro, Director Medico de Educacion para la Salud y Bienestar en AltaMed. Nos contó su historia de cómo llegó a Estados Unidos, cómo funciona el sistema de salud en Estados Unidos, nuestros derechos cuando vamos al doctor, qué piensa sobre la telesalud y hasta sobre su comida favorita!Antes de la entrevista te platicamos de un reporte de NYT sobre el rezago en la comunidad hispana para vacunarse en Estados Unidos, y lo que podemos hacer para cambiar esto.Te platicamos también sobre el estado de la economía y el último reporte de empleos en Estados Unidos, así como de la pandemia y la nueva ola de casos de covid19 alrededor del mundo.Como prometimos, te dejamos los links con los que te puedes registrar para recibir la vacuna:Houston, click AQUÍ.Los Ángeles, click AQUÍ.Chicago, click AQUÍ.Nueva York, click AQUÍ.No olvides seguirnos en redes sociales y ponernos 5 estrellas! Nos ayudas mucho a crecer esta comunidad y llegar a más paisanos.Estamos en Instagram, Facebook y Twitter!

In this episode, Ray Lowe discusses the multi-year digital “overhaul” at AltaMed and the challenges they faced while driving adoption of digital solutions in the organization. AltaMed predominantly serves a low-income population and underserved communities. There is a digital divide that exists out there. AltaMed strives to address those challenges while connecting with their patient populations electronically. Ray also discusses the drivers of technology selection at AltaMed for building digital front door tools and mobile apps, and engaging with their patient populations. Take a listen. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen/

What your Mom's Comadre sends her on WhatsApp may be costing your family their health. In this episode, Dr. Ilan Shapiro, Medical Director of AltaMed, Board-Certified Pediatrician, and Medical Correspondent, and Leslie Gonzalez, fourth year medical student and founder of Latinx en Medicina, explore the topic of misinformation and distrust on COVID-19 in the Latinx community - where it comes from and how to combat it. Follow us on Instagram: @latinxenmedicina Visit and shop our website; latinxenmedicina.com Intro song “Saturday Morning” by Clueless Kit, soundcloud.com/cluelesskit --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/latinxenmedicina/support

In this episode, Ray Lowe discusses the multi-year digital “overhaul” at AltaMed and the challenges they faced while driving adoption of digital solutions in the organization. AltaMed predominantly serves a low-income population and underserved communities. There is a digital divide that exists out there. AltaMed strives to address those challenges while connecting with their patient […]

In this episode, Ray Lowe discusses the multi-year digital “overhaul” at AltaMed and the challenges they faced while driving adoption of digital solutions in the organization. AltaMed predominantly serves a low-income population and underserved communities. There is a digital divide that exists out there. AltaMed strives to address those challenges while connecting with their patient […]

El gobierno del presidente Donald Trump volvió a designar el lunes a Cuba como “estado patrocinador del terrorismo”, una acción que castigará al país con nuevas sanciones. El secretario de Estado, Mike Pompeo, anunció la decisión citando en particular que Cuba sigue albergando a fugitivos estadounidenses y apoyando al líder venezolano Nicolás MaduroCuál es la diferencia entre Tráfico humano y Contrabando humano, cómo identificar las víctimas y porque el estado de la Florida es el tercero a nivel nacional en uno de ellos. Nestor Yglesias, Vocero del Departamento de investigaciones de Seguridad Nacional nos explica Muere médica mexicana después de 30 minutos de ponerse la vacuna. Doctor. Ilan Shapiro, Director médico de bienestar y salud de AltaMed en CaliforniaCómo podemos ayudar a las niñas a construir su carácter, Laura Duran, Especialista en Coaching para niñas adolescentes y mujeres. El reto de Biden: La unidad es prioritaria, pero como lograrla? ser querido o ser respetado. Raul Paimbert, Periodista en Houston nos cuenta

Though Dr. Ilan Shapiro has only been with AltaMed since 2016, he has already made a significant impact on the organization and the greater communities it serves. Dr. Shapiro is a tireless advocate for health care equality, with a deep affinity for innovation and public health policy, especially relating to the Latino population.

Every Wednesday on the Hippie Haven podcast, learn how to live harmoniously with yourself, others & the planet. We talk about all things hippie, including eating vegan, reducing your trash, starting an ethical business, eco-activism, gardening, beekeeping, tiny house living, and so much more.My guest today is Anna Gabriella Casalme. She's the founder and CEO of Novelly a reading app for young change makers that uses compelling and relevant stories as a starting point for dialogue, community and civic action. Anna is dedicated to creating a genuinely youth driven civic engagement experience. She brings over five years of background at the intersection of child health and wellbeing, design thinking and technology. She's previously worked at AltaMed health services, the California planned Parenthood education fund and the school-based health Alliance. She completed her master's in childhood studies from the University of Edinburgh and received her bachelor's in human biology and interdisciplinary honors and education from Stanford University. Today, we're talking about how reading helps facilitate difficult conversations and how it empowers young people plus so much more.This episode is made possible by Ritual. Order your first bottle with free shipping by visiting hippiehavenpodcasts.com/ritual.The Hippie Haven Podcast is hosted by Callee - a zero waste activist & business owner. Formerly a translator for the US Navy, Callee was honorably discharged as a conscientious objector in 2017 following an episode of severe depression & alcoholism fueled by not living in alignment with her core values. That same year, at age 23, she started Bestowed Essentials, a handmade line of eco-friendly beauty & home products that are now stocked in over 200 stores around the US & Canada. Callee began hosting this free podcast in August 2018, as well as speaking at events and teaching educational workshops across the country, as part of her life mission to arm you with the knowledge & tools you need to spark positive change in your community. In December 2019, she opened The Hippie Haven in Rapid City, South Dakota - a zero waste retail store & community space with a little free library - the first of its kind in the state. Follow along on Instagram - @hippie.ceo & @hippiehavenshop & @bestowedessentialsShop zero waste home goods at www.hippiehavenshop.comRead this podcast transcript at www.hippiehavenpodcast.com/096

El Lente de Zoom a la Noticia está enfocado en la carrera para desarrollar una vacuna contra la COVID-19. La representante para Colombia de la Organización Panamericana de la Salud y de La Organización Mundial de la Salud, Gina Tambino, dijo que “es un hito histórico que a los dos meses de haberse secuenciado genéticamente el virus, se comiencen los ensayos clínicos en humanos”. Por su parte, el presidente de la Asociación Española de Vacunología, Amós García Rojas, dijo que una vez que estén listas las vacunas, los primeros que, a su juicio, deben ser vacunados, son los mayores de 60 años, las personas con enfermedades y el personal sanitario. Una opinión que comparte, el doctor Ilan Shapiro, director médico de Bienestar y Salud de AltaMed, quien considera que los niños, deberían ser los últimos en recibir la inyección.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

En América Latina, varios países han comenzado a ensayar con la Ivermectina, un medicamento usado contra gusanos parásitos como en Perú, Bolivia, Ecuador, Costa Rica, El Salvador y ahora Colombia. ¿Cómo va esa búsqueda de tratamientos? ¿Qué tan factibles son? ¿Cuáles tienen evidencias científicas y en qué etapa de la enfermedad podrían ser aplicados? El análisis en Zoom a la Noticia con el Dr. ILan Shapiro, director médico de Bienestar y Salud de AltaMed, el médico especialista y experto en comunicación, Dr. Durán Casas, y el Dr. Jorge Diego Acosta Correa, anestesiólogo y presidente de Assosalud. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Dr. Ilan Shapiro talks to us about his journey to become a Pediatric Physician, the impact of COVID-19 on minorities, and specifically on Hispanic families. And, lastly, he busts myths and misconceptions regarding COVID-19. Dr. Shapiro always had a passion to convert health information into action by improving the well-being of local communities. He is the Pediatric Physician for AltaMed, and is also their Medical Director for Health Education and Wellness. “When you're watching TV the first hour on your iPhone or whatever application, make sure that you're marching in front of that, because that way, at least you have that half an hour of exercise that you need to have in a wholesome way." In this episode you will learn: About Dr. Shapiro and his lifework dedicated to sharing health, education and wellness knowledge to Hispanic families The actual impact COVID-19 has on Hispanic families The correlation between social determinants of health and high rates of COVID-19 in lower-income communities Tips to stay healthy during COVID-19 Most common myths related to COVID-19 Keynotes: [2:15] Dr. Shapiro talking about his journey towards becoming a pediatrician and working in public health policy [10:00] The impact of COVID-19 on Hispanic families [12:00] The impact of social determinants of health on local communities during COVID-19 [17:30] The impact of COVID-19 on kids' mental health [19:40] Busting COVID-19 myths Connect with Dr. Shapiro! Dr. Ilan Shapiro website https://drshaps.com/ AltaMed website https://www.altamed.org/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/DrShaps/ LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/ilanshapiromd Instagram https://www.instagram.com/dr_shaps/?hl=en Connect with Yumlish! Website https://yumlish.com/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/yumlish_/ Twitter https://twitter.com/yumlish_ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/yumlish LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/yumlish/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yumlish/message

Gloria Itzel Montiel, Ph.D. was born in Mexico and immigrated to the US at age 8. She earned a Bachelor's and Ed.M. from Harvard University and Ph.D. at Claremont Graduate University (CGU). Dr. Montiel serves as Senior Grant Writer at the AltaMed Institute for Health Equity and as a consultant with community-based organizations. Her work focuses on health equity in low-income communities of color. She has published and presented her work nationally and received many awards. As one of the first DACA recipients to receive a Ph.D. in the US, she has been interviewed by local and national media. Her educational journey was also captured in the short documentary film “Almost American,” which premiered at the Newport Film Festival in 2011. She currently teaches graduate-level courses at CGU. https://www.altamed.org/altamed-institute-health-equity 

Dr. Sherrill R. Brown was born in Rancho Cordova, California, and raised by her single mother who worked full time as an Echocardiogram Technician at Kaiser Permanente Morse Hospital in Sacramento, California. She attended American River College for her first two years of college and then transferred to the University of California, Davis where she received her Bachelor in Science degree in Biochemistry.  Dr. Brown worked as a Reuse Technician for DaVita during a gap year between college and medical school where she learned more about the complex challenges patients face in accessing hemodialysis. She received her medical degree from the New York Medical College in Valhalla New York in 2008 and completed her internal medicine residency training at the University of California, Davis Medical Center where she began her scholarly work in infection prevention. She worked as a Hospitalist at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) before completing an Infectious Disease Fellowship in the Cedars Sinai/UCLA Combined Infectious Disease Program. After fellowship, she worked at Kaiser Permanente Woodland Hills and then the UC Davis Medical Center and Veteran Affairs Northern California Health System caring for patients with HIV at One Community Health Center while working in the areas of infection prevention, and antibiotic stewardship. She currently serves as the Site Medical Director of the Pico Passons Clinic in Pico Rivera and the Medical Director of Infection Prevention at AltaMed. She is the proud mother of Alianna and Fabian and is married to Dr. Efrain Talamantes.

As a core faculty member of AltaMed's Family Medicine Residency Program, Dr. Marco Angulo brings an invaluable combination of experience and perspective, thanks to his background of working with and training residents in a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) setting. He is committed to supporting and growing the program and helping create a strong workforce that is well prepared to serve the medically vulnerable areas of Southern California. His passion is personal since Dr. Angulo was raised there. Even before he became a physician, Dr. Angulo knew his life's work was to serve these communities. He graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, with a degree in Chicano Studies. He entered medical school at University of California, Irvine (UCI), and participated in the Program in Medical Education for the Latino Community (PRIME-LC), which was created to develop physician leaders to address health disparities in the United States and beyond. Dr. Angulo stayed on as a faculty member at the UCI Family Medicine Department, where he served as the Director of Diversity and Inclusion for the medical school and as the Director of the PRIME-LC Residency Program. Prior to joining AltaMed in 2014, Dr. Angulo also served as Chief Medical Officer of an FQHC in Santa Ana. In 2016, UCI Health awarded Dr. Angulo the prestigious ARIISE Award for creating an innovative health navigation program focused on the needs of FQHCs. As a resident, he was awarded the AAFP/Bristol-Meyer Squibb Award for Excellence for Graduate Medical Education. He was also inducted into the Gold Humanism Honors Society as a medical student and faculty member at UCI. Throughout his career, Dr. Angulo has challenged the next generation of physician leaders to chip away at health disparities and develop solutions that lower barriers to patient care. In 2012, Dr. Angulo created the Health Scholars Program, one of the largest volunteer/clinical experience programs in Orange County dedicated to closing gaps in care and helping patients more effectively navigate the health care system. Dr. Angulo is an avid baseball fan (go Dodgers!), and his goal is to watch a baseball game in every major league baseball stadium. Currently, he's made it to 11 stadiums, with 19 more to go. Education Family Medicine Residency Program, University of California, Irvine M.D., University of California, Irvine M.Soc.Sci., University of California, Irvine B.A., Chicano Studies, University of California, Berkeley Link: https://www.altamed.org/our-staff

Familiaaaa, Hora Martecito toca, El Informativo, aqui en la rotacion. El dia de hoy les platicamos sobre una feriecita extra...dicen que como $600 mas de ayuda y aqui les explicamos si quien y como califica. Taen, platicamos con el Doctor Ilan Shapiro Director de clinica Altamed quien nos explico como proteger a nuestros hijos del COVID-19 y hasta una recomendacion en Netflix de mi Compa Pepe Garza por si busca mas informacion de gente que si sabe jiji Los kiero mucho familiaaaa...espero y sigan tomando sus precauciones!

#ThisWeekinHealthIT Field Report with AltaMed Health Services a Federally Qualified Health Center in Southern California with CIO Ray Lowe and Medical Director, Clinical Informatics Eric Lee, MD.

Dr. Eric Lee from AltaMed joins CMIO Podcast this week to discuss the challenges with EMR implementations. We start from the initial selection period and over a few episodes we get through the implementation and into optimization. Practical, hands-on knowledge for CMIOs/physician informaticists.

This is a jammed packed episode where Luis and Brenda first discuss Pride, then kick it off with TWO great interviews on this episode. We talk to Audrey Bellis, the creator of the #BrownGirlsRising podcast and founder for Worthy Women. She is a first generation Latina killing it in the tech space. Go to www.worthywomen.co to learn more about her many projects. We also catch up with Wendy Carrillo candidate for State Assembly in California's 51st District. Check out www.wendyforassembly.com to learn more about her and we hope you love our #saltycrunchy jam in her interview. Finally, some of the music on this episode is courtesy of Irene Diaz music, a Los Angeles-based artist with an amazing voice, she'll be on the show in a future episode, but check her out at www.irenediazmusic.com. Lastly, we are supporting a local nonprofit, AltaMed, by offering a discount to their amazing East LA Meets Napa event happening July 28 at LA Live. Use promo code TAMWINE at check out and we hope to see you there! Join us on July 12 for Wine Wednesdays at AltaMed to learn about their work and go to @altamedfoodwine on #Instagram for more details. A very special thanks to #ProducerJeff who not only produces #TamarindoPodcast, but he also has his own music podcast called Chromacast. Subscribe to us both today and write us a review!

Beginning with a Youth Mindfulness Session led by former NFL Player, Keith Mitchell, this day will be filled with opportunities for growth and education. There will be a 5K Run/Walk along with a huge fun filled Expo complete with free health screenings, activities and events for the whole community. Celebrity guest entertainment may include Common, India Arie and other surprise performers! Light It Up Foundation, founded by Keith Mitchell, NFL celebrity football player and yogi raises the importance of healthy living, and the transformational power of yoga among our nation’s youth, families and military veterans. AltaMed, the nation’s largest Community Health Center, provides vital health care services to ove...r 150,000 patients annually throughout Southern California. Services include premier obesity intervention and prevention, pregnant and parenting teen programs, primary care, senior and long term care, HIV/AIDS case management and primary care, dental care, mental health services, free care for the uninsured. No one at AltaMed is turned away for lack of ability to pay. http://www.mindful5k.com    

Many would agree that healthcare delivery today is inefficient, ineffective, and segmented. In this panel discussion, experts talk about how they have persisted in delivering high-quality treatment. They discuss innovations in redesigning and scaling operations for wider benefit, the realities of implementation, and the need to train clinical workers in delivering compassionate care. The discussion was part of the 2011 Healthcare Summit, held at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Gerald (Jerry) Coil is special assistant to the CMO, AltaMed Health Services. He has served as an internal consultant at AltaMed; senior consultant at Cattaneo & Stroud, Inc.; executive vice president and COO at HealthSpring; president and CEO at MHN; senior vice president at Health Net; senior vice president, benefit administration, at Kaiser Permanente; partner at NorthShore LLC; and regional vice president, Pacific Rim at North American Medical Management/Phycor. Thomas Lee is an MD with One Medical Group. He specializes in primary care internal medicine with an emphasis on preventive health, complex cases and quality improvement. Lee graduated from Yale University and the University of Washington School of Medicine, and completed his residency at Harvard’s Brigham and Women’s Hospital before serving as editor-in-chief for the widely used drug reference application Epocrates. He then founded One Medical Group as a step toward improving primary care delivery. Paul Wallace is director of the Lewin Center for Comparative Effectiveness Research. A board certified physician in internal medicine and hematology, he is a renowned lecturer on topics including evidence-based medicine practice and policy; performance improvement and measurement; clinical practice guideline development; population-based care and disease management; new technology assessment; and comparative assessment. He serves on advisory committees at the Institute of Medicine (IOM), and is a member of a number of healthcare-related boards. Arnold Milstein is professor of medicine and leader of Stanford University’s Clinical Excellence Research Center. His career and ongoing research are focused on acceleration of clinical service innovations that improve the societal value of health care. He serves as the medical director of the Pacific Business Group on Health, the largest regional health care improvement coalition in the U.S. He also guides employer-sponsored clinically-based innovation development for Mercer Health and Benefits. Previously he co-founded the Leapfrog Group and Consumer-Purchaser Disclosure Project, and served as a Congressionally-appointed MedPAC Commissioner. https://ssir.org/podcasts/entry/service_innovation