Podcast appearances and mentions of chuck feerick

Trust and collaboration between payers and providers are crucial for better healthcare outcomes. In this episode of the AHIP 2024 series, Chuck Feerick, VP of Sales for Clarify Health Solutions, discusses the evolving dynamics between payers and providers, with a focus on AI's role and the integration challenges it faces. Chuck explains fee-for-service 2.0, which lets providers act as if they're in a value-based contract, and emphasizes the importance of trust and collaboration in payer-provider relationships, highlighting Clarify's tools for assessing provider performance and improving care quality. He underscores the need for standardized healthcare contracts and data's role in creating opportunities, noting that Clarify aims to reduce friction and improve healthcare flow by combining health plans and provider data. Chuck also talks about how AI in healthcare faces challenges like hallucination and emphasizes the need for accurate data input while also stressing that innovation in healthcare is driven by everyone involved, from providers to payers. Tune in and learn how value-based care is evolving, focusing more on outcomes than processes! Resources:  Watch the entire interview here. Connect and follow Chuck Feerick on LinkedIn. Learn more about Clarify Health Solutions on their LinkedIn and website.

  On this episode of The Handoff, Dan speaks with Chuck Feerick about how Clarify Health Solutions is using data to create actionable impact on the healthcare industry. Chuck shares how Clarify is approaching the critical issue of patient to provider mapping using “outside-in analytics” that combine Medicare, Medicaid and commercial data. He talks about the difference between good and bad data, how Clarify involves clinicians in its process and how the company's data is being used to give providers and payers a lens into their performance.  Chuck is the Solutions Lead at Clarify Health, an analytics and software company that enables health systems to deliver better outcomes and higher value care. Over the course of his career, he has worked in a variety of different settings in healthcare, including consulting, venture capital and product management. He also formerly hosted the Innovation Rising Podcast, presented by Healthbox. Chuck is also passionate about health and wellness at both the community and individual level. As an ACE Certified Personal Trainer, he designed and built a holistic wellness program for a 6,000+ employee organization across 14 states. He is also the Founder of StandUp Chicago, a non-profit volunteer organization working to help schools implement standing desks in their classroom for their students.  The transcript for this episode can be found here: www.trustedhealth.com/the-handoff-podcast/episode-8-chuck-feerick

  On this episode of The Handoff, Dan speaks with Chuck Feerick about how Clarify Health Solutions is using data to create actionable impact on the healthcare industry. Chuck shares how Clarify is approaching the critical issue of patient to provider mapping using “outside-in analytics” that combine Medicare, Medicaid and commercial data. He talks about the difference between good and bad data, how Clarify involves clinicians in its process and how the company's data is being used to give providers and payers a lens into their performance.  Chuck is the Solutions Lead at Clarify Health, an analytics and software company that enables health systems to deliver better outcomes and higher value care. Over the course of his career, he has worked in a variety of different settings in healthcare, including consulting, venture capital and product management. He also formerly hosted the Innovation Rising Podcast, presented by Healthbox. Chuck is also passionate about health and wellness at both the community and individual level. As an ACE Certified Personal Trainer, he designed and built a holistic wellness program for a 6,000+ employee organization across 14 states. He is also the Founder of StandUp Chicago, a non-profit volunteer organization working to help schools implement standing desks in their classroom for their students.  The transcript for this episode can be found here: www.trustedhealth.com/the-handoff-podcast/episode-8-chuck-feerick

In this episode we’re speaking with Chuck Feerick, former host of the Innovation Rising podcast presented by Healthbox. We have a great conversation about why he started a podcast, Innovation Risings unique podcast format and what’s next for his podcast career.

Today’s guest, Jason Calacanis, joins host Chuck Feerick to talk about his new book “Angel”, what it takes to be a successful angel investor, and a variety of other topics. Jason is a technology entrepreneur, angel investor, and the host of two very popular podcasts, This Week in Startups and Angel. He got his start in the world of startups in New York and his second company, Weblogs inc., was sold to AOL in 2005, after which Jason became a “scout” for top-tier Silicon Valley venture capital firm Sequoia Capital. Since then, Jason has gone on to launch numerous ventures and is currently the founder of a series of conferences that bring entrepreneurs together with potential investors, frequently appears in the media, and most notably is a successful angel investor in over 100 companies, including both Thumbtack and Uber. In this episode, Chuck and Jason discuss: Jason’s earliest role in New York with Silicon Alley reporter and what he learned about entrepreneurship in that process Jason’s first angel investment Why Jason decided to write a book, why now, and why he wants to give away all his best practices and secrets Where Jason says it is most important to be located geographically to be a great angel investor When meeting with a founder, what Jason believes are the most important things an aspiring angel should ask What Jason feels is the best way that angel investors can be helpful to their portfolio companies If Jason thinks that angel investors should stick to investing in the industries they know (e.g. should a doctor only invest in healthcare)? Regarding startup crowdfunding platforms, whether or not Jason feels these platforms are the best place for an angel investor to start and if some are better or safer than others What Jason thinks about ICOs What book, besides Angel, Jason thinks everyone should read Which of Jason’s investments he is most excited about right now Connect with Jason: Twitter This Week in Startups Angel Podcast LAUNCH Festival LAUNCH Incubator Buy Jason’s book, Angel or on Amazon Jason's Private Syndicate Connect with Healthbox: Follow us on Twitter and @ChuckFeerick Subscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcasts Have guest suggestions or topic ideas for the podcast? Send them to us at ideas@healthbox.com Listen to this episode on Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, or Libsyn

This week’s bonus episode was recorded live at the 2017 Healthbox Studio Showcase! Healthbox hosts the program to support and advance entrepreneurial innovation, which aligns with our overall mission to empower the reinvention of healthcare. The program helps accelerate emerging digital health companies and fosters relationships between startup founders and industry leaders. Healthbox hosts the program free of charge to selected companies with no required equity exchange. The Studio ran from October 9-13 at the Healthbox office in Chicago, IL and featured presentations, workshops, and mentor sessions from the Healthbox team and other industry leaders.   In this episode, host Chuck Feerick sat down with four participants from the Studio to explore what their companies do and the problems they solve, what some of their biggest takeaways from the week were, a favorite session or two from the week, and what is the first thing they’ll do once they get back to their teams Our guests included: Chris Wyatt, VP of Strategy and Sales at Parasail Health Parasail Health helps providers and patients focus on treatment instead of payment by offering a suite of products that make medical bills affordable for patients and get providers paid right away. Follow Parasail Health on Twitter @ParasailHealth Matt Pierce, Co-Founder and CEO at TrustedHealth Trusted Health is on a mission to improve access to care by optimizing the healthcare workforce. Their automated matching platform connects the right candidates with the right opportunities better and faster than ever before, starting with America's most trusted profession, nurses. Follow TrustedHealth on Twitter @Trustednurses   Andrew Trees, Co-Founder and CEO at Agathos: Agathos is a mobile analytics platform that empowers physicians to optimize their practice patterns and demonstrate the value of the care they provide. Follow Agathos on Twitter @AgathosHealth   Bora Chang, Co-Founder & CEO at Kela Health KelaHealth predicts risk for surgical complications using machine learning & proactively intervenes by guiding surgeons on best-practices at the point-of-care to decrease complications and improve quality of care. Follow Kela Health on Twitter @KelaHealth   Connect with Healthbox Follow us on Twitter  and @Chuckfeerick Subscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcasts Have guest suggestions or topic ideas for the podcast? Send them to us at ideas@healthbox.com Listen to this episode on Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, or Libsyn

This week’s episode is the first part of our new podcast series around Interoperability. Joining host Chuck Feerick on the program is Niko Skievaski, the Co-founder and President of Redox. Based in Madison Wisconsin, Niko started Redox in 2014 to reduce barriers to entry in healthcare technology and has thus created a Modern API for EHR integration. Niko is a board member and co-founder of 100State, Wisconsin’s largest co-working space as well as co-founding BreadcrumbsQA, a searchable Q&A knowledge management platform originally deployed at Epic. In this episode, Chuck and Niko cover: Niko’s background and the path that led him to start Redox The problem Redox solves, how Redox works, and why a solution like Redox is so important Redox’s partnership with CloudMine and what the partnership looks like, as well as other partnerships What the current state of the interoperability market looks like today and what sets Redox apart The interplay between FHIR and the APIs the government promised in the 21st Century Cures Act, as well as the new marketplaces from companies such as Athena, Cerner, and Epic What Niko says has been the hardest part about building the company What the fundraising process was like for Redox and how Niko helped investors understand the magnitude and ROI on this problem Why Niko and team decided to found the company in Madison, Wisconsin and how Madison is in terms of its startup community and resources Connect with Niko LinkedIn Twitter Connect with Redox Website Twitter Connect with Healthbox Follow us on Twitter and @ChuckFeerick Subscribe and leave a review in iTunes Have guest suggestions or topic ideas for the podcast? Send them to us at ideas@healthbox.com Listen to this episode on iTunes, SoundCloud, or Libsyn

This week we have a special episode recorded live from the 2017 Spring Healthbox Innovation Forum. The Healthbox innovation forum brings together some of the nation’s foremost leaders in healthcare and innovation from a variety of different organizations across the healthcare ecosystem. Our Spring Innovation forum was focused around “Redefining the Role of the Home in Healthcare”. The day consisted of presentations, an opening keynote, breakout activities, and an interactive and engaging panel discussion. At the conclusion of the event, Innovation Consulting Manager and host of Innovation Rising, Chuck Feerick, sat down with three great guests to get their takes on the day, what surprised them, and what they might start doing at their organizations based on what they heard at the Forum. Chip Blaufuss, Associate Vice President of Strategic Innovation for (HCA) LinkedIn Sheri Shapiro, Senior Vice President-Mergers, Acquisitions, and Partnership Development at Trinity Health LinkedIn Nimesh Jhaveri, Division Vice President, Walgreens LinkedIn Connect with Healthbox Follow us on Twitter and @ChuckFeerick Subscribe and leave a review in iTunes Have guest suggestions or topic ideas for the podcast? Send them to us at ideas@healthbox.com Listen to this episode on iTunes, SoundCloud, or Libsyn

This week’s podcast features our interview with Adam Draper, Founder & Managing Director of Boost VC. Adam is a 2x entrepreneur and a 4th generation venture capitalist. He also co-founded Xpert Financial while still in his senior year at UCLA, which he then left in 2012, focusing on angel investing in which he invested in 20 companies, including Coinbase, Plangrid, and Practice Fusion, before starting Boost VC with this co-founder Brayton Williams. Launched in 2012, Boost VC is a specialized seed-stage accelerator that invests in blockchain and virtual reality startups. Twice a year Boost VC invests in 25+ startups. The three month accelerator program includes housing and office space in Silicon Valley. Boost’s Portfolio consists of 138 companies, who have raised over $125M after joining Boost VC. Adam joined Chuck Feerick and Healthbox President & COO Neil Patel to talk about Investing in Virtual Reality in this final part in our series on Virtual Reality in the healthcare space. A few of the topics we dive into in this episode include: Adam’s background, how he came to develop an interest in VR, and how close he is to developing an Ironman Suit How the Boost VC Model operates and how Adam helps companies in the VR space The concept of VR has been around for over 30 years, yet last year we saw more than  $2B in VC money pour into the AR/VR, space continuing a trend we’ve seen over the past few years. Adam breaks down what is making this growth take off Why Adam thinks Healthcare is an underrated space Adams’ current healthcare investments and what makes him say “yes” or “no” Given Adam’s experience in gaming, entertainment, and retail, Adam discusses possibilities for VR in Healthcare The overall challenges that VR startups face and Adam’s advice for overcoming them, from an investor’s perspective What Adam thinks needs to happen for VR to go from a “cool” gadget to transformative technology Links: Innovation Rising Episode 19: Bonus - Accelerator/Studio Program Roundtable with Healthbox and Adam Draper of Boost VC Connect with Adam: LinkedIn Twitter Medium Connect with BoostVC Website Twitter Connect with Healthbox Follow us on Twitter and @ChuckFeerick Subscribe and leave a review in iTunes Have guest suggestions or topic ideas for the podcast? Send them to us at ideas@healthbox.com Listen to this episode on iTunes, SoundCloud, or Libsyn

Healthbox is a healthcare based accelerator, and Chuck and Adam discuss the differences in accelerators and sectors. Learn about different structures! We all try to help the best we can. https://www.healthbox.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/chuckfeerick https://twitter.com/chuckfeerick