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On the final episode of our series "Tenure in Denver" where we sit down with long standing Chefs in the community, we chat with Chef Dana Rodriguez of Work + Class, SMB, Carne & Casa Bonita, we talk about the trials and tribulations of trying to run a restaurant in this economy and community.Dana and Kip chat about the pains the city of Denver dishes out on the small business owners & industry. What are the problems? What solutions are there? Is this a House of Cards between permitting, taxes, real estate & increase of labor costs? Tune in to hear what 20 year veteran has to say about the current climate of Denver's Hospitality industry.Also, shoutout to our sponsors Connect for Health CO. You have until Jan 15th to get you, your family and/or employees registered for 2025... DO NOT WAIT OR GO WITHOUT! Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/stoned-appetit--3077842/support.

Twenty years before value-based care became a healthcare buzzword, Rushika Fernandopulle was told he had to choose: be a doctor or join "the dark side" of business. Instead, he chose both – building Iora Health from a bootstrapped startup into a billion-dollar healthcare company. In this candid conversation, Fernandopulle reveals the unconventional journey that helped transform American healthcare, from midnight meetings in Las Vegas speakeasies to breaking every rule in the traditional medical playbook.We cover:

Anne Fulenwider is the co-founder of Alloy Women's Health, a start-up dedicated to helping women receive safe, effective treatment for the symptoms of menopause. From a young age, Anne wanted to be a writer. After college, she landed a job working for the famed writer George Plimpton at The Paris Review. Over the next decade, Anne continued honing her writing and editing skills at publications such as Vanity Fair, Marie Claire, and Brides, and in 2012 took on the role of the editor in chief at Marie Claire. Over her eight-year tenure, she brought her editorial voice to the magazine and created new projects like the Image Maker Awards and Power Trip. In 2016, a devastating personal loss made Anne realize there was still so much work to be done in women's health, and in 2019, she left her post to found Alloy Women's Health with her friend Monica Molenaar. In 2021, they raised $3.3 million in seed funding and launched the company with a telehealth service to allow women access to crucial hormone prescriptions. Over the last five years, they've scaled and expanded Alloy to include in-depth consultations with physicians and customized treatment plans with prescription and over-the-counter products while achieving profitability within just three years.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Passion for the industry can drive long-term success and satisfaction, even when challenges arise. In this episode, Marnina Diprose, a dermal clinician turned tech founder of Digital Health Co and DermHealth.co, shares how her entrepreneurial journey led her to create a niche marketing agency for skin and wellness businesses. She discusses the benefits of focusing on a specific industry, which allows her team to streamline operations and deliver tailored solutions. Marnina emphasizes the importance of making it easy for clients to book services online and that clear calls to action are crucial for converting website visitors into customers. She also reflects on the challenges of remote teamwork and the importance of weekly meetings to maintain alignment and culture.  Tune in and learn practical tips for creating an effective online presence in the healthcare industry! Resources:  Connect and follow Marnina Diprose on LinkedIn. Discover more about DermHealth.Co on their LinkedIn. Listen to the DermHealth.Co Podcast here, visit their website, and their Instagram. Learn more about Digital Health Co on their Instagram and website.

In this insightful podcast episode, join Clint and Galen as they delve into a wide range of topics, from the Zen of fishing to the importance of mental health in the workplace. The conversation covers personal journeys, the impact of technology on saving lives, and the critical need for sustainable solutions in addressing societal challenges. Discover the power of visibility, the value of small actions, and the importance of understanding root causes to create lasting change.00:00 Introduction to Fishing and Zen Moments01:19 Introduction to Guest's Journey and Interest in Mental Health06:58 Guest's Early Interest in Technology and Healthcare09:29 Transition to Consulting and Product Management12:51 Guest's Involvement in Mental Health and Humanitarian Efforts13:36 Discussion on Mental Health Crisis in Utah17:23 Importance of Noticing, Talking, and Acting in Mental Health22:40 Discussion on Chesterton's Fence and Problem Solving26:38 Addressing School Lunch Debt in Utah30:16 Importance of Visibility in Addressing Problems35:25 Statistics on Mental Health Costs and Global Health Issues37:17 Conclusion and Acknowledgment of Guest's ContributionsIf you enjoyed this video and want to support us please leave a LIKE, write a comment on this video and Share it with your friends. Subscribe to our channel on YouTube and click the icon for notifications when we add a new video. Let us know in the comments if you have any questions. Our website: https://www.siliconslopes.comShow Links: https://www.sharemy.healthSocial:Twitter - https://twitter.com/siliconslopesInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/siliconslopes/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/silicon-slopes/YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8aEtQ1KJrWhJ3C2JnzXysw

Today we have a special guest, Karan Singh, chatting with us about his journey in starting and growing a business in the mental health space. Karan is the co-founder and former chief operating officer of Ginger, a leading mental health and coaching platform that merged with Headspace in 2021 to form Headspace Health in a multi-billion dollar transaction.Under Karan's leadership, Ginger was recognized by Fast Company as One of the World's Top 10 most innovative companies in healthcare and was named a World Economic Forum technology pioneer. Karan also volunteers on the Dean's Advisory Council at UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business and was the recipient of MIT's Social Impact Fellowship.This episode is sponsored by Pareto Labs, an online business education platform.Connect with Karan:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/karanvsingh/Headspace Health: https://www.headspace.com/Subscribe on Apple Podcast , Spotify or other major streaming platforms.Let's connect!Subscribe to my newsletter: Time To Live: Thriving in Business and BeyondWebsite: https://www.annemcginty.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annemcgintyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/annemcgintyhost

In this episode, I'm joined by Andrew Harding, national revenue expert and co-founder of Rivet Health, a software company that was created to be the healthcare revenue cycle acceleration platform.We discuss how and why physicians should look to accelerate their revenue cycle and what technology is available today to support that work. Andrew shares from his long career in revenue cycle and he talks about Rivet's various products and the results physicians should expect from good technology. We discuss how interfaces have changed and evolved over the years, and what to look for in a technology partner. Andrew can be followed on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/randrewharding/Rivet Health can be found here on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rivethealth/And on the web at: www.rivethealth.com Visit Jill's company, Health e Practices' website: https://healtheps.com/  Insurance contracting got you down? Check out our Contracting Visualizer tool – you can use it to calculate the EXACT impact of that new contract on your cashflow: https://healtheps.com/contract-visualizer/Subscribe to Health e Practices' newsletter, Health e Connections: http://21978609.hs-sites.com/newletter-subscriber  Enjoying the podcast content, and want more? Check out Medical Money Matters' Content Website, chock full of tools and ideas to help you run your practice more effectively. This includes full podcast episodes, sample job descriptions, financial tools and templates and much more: www.MedicalMoneyMattersPodcast.com Purchase your copy of Jill's book here: Physician Heal Thy Financial Self Join our Medical Money Matters Facebook Group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/3834886643404507/ Original Musical Score by: Craig Addy at https://www.underthepiano.ca/ Visit Craig's website to book your Once in a Lifetime music experience Podcast coaching and development by: Jennifer Furlong, CEO, Communication Twenty-Four Seven https://www.communicationtwentyfourseven.com/

Today, I am syncing up with Michael Dubrovsky, C0-Founder and Chief Product Officer of SiPhox Health, a cutting-edge startup revolutionizing the way we approach healthcare and longevity through affordable next-gen, at-home blood testing technologies. Backed by prestigious names like Y Combinator, Khosla Ventures, and Intel Capital, SiPhox Health, Michael and his team are focused on decreasing the cost of diagnostics to the point where it's possible for anybody to incorporate regular blood testing into their everyday routine. They currently offer the lowest priced, comprehensive, at-home blood testing solution on the market, supported by a full suite of tools to help their users better understand and take action based their results During our conversation Michael dials us into the many features and test kit options available for SiPhox Health, the many benefits of frequent testing, we chat about the 17+ biomarkers and test add-ons, and he walks me through how to do the test at home and key things I should know. Michael sheds light on future plans for SiPhox Health, and of course we chat about the exercise and wellness fueling him for success in life, from being a parent of a four year old and a five month old to a serial entrepreneur. Beyond the companies at-home blood biomarker testing kit, we also talk about how they are focused on building an at-home blood testing device, which will make it possible for any household in America to test their bloodwork from the comfort of their own home and receive results within minutes instead of days. Michael is also a materials chemist, engineer, and founder of Simply Grid, a company that gained recognition as one of the World's Top 10 Most Innovative Companies in Energy by Fast Company, and was subsequently acquired by MOVE Systems. So you can bet SiPhox health is here to stay! OFFERS SiPhox Health: 20% Off First Purchase SiPhoxhealth.com/marnionthemove CONNECT SiPhox Health on Instagram Marni On The Move Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, or YouTube` Marni Salup on Instagram and Spotify SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER Sign up for our weekly newsletter, Do What Moves You, for Marni on the Move updates, exclusive offers, invites to events, and exciting news! SUPPORT THE PODCAST Leave us a review on Apple. It's easy, scroll through the episode list on your podcast app, click on five stars, click on leave a review, and share what you love about the conversations you're listening to. Tell your friends to what you love on social. Screenshot or share directly from our stories the episode you're listening to, tag us and the guests.  

In this episode of the ACAP Coffee Break podcast, ACAP CEO Meg Murray talks with Mountain Health CO-OP CEO, Blair Fjeseth. Listen as Blair shares her unique journey to health care –including a foray into comedy. She also details the benefits of advance premium tax credits (APTCs) for enrollees, recent plan successes and challenges, and more.Want to read what ACAP's plan leaders are reading? Check out our Goodreads bookshelf at https://bit.ly/3dWnSRs.

Officials want the program to be a third option for people in need of mental health resources, connection to social services.

Alachua County Sheriff's Office Public Information Officer Art Forgey discussed recent law enforcement issues, including Sheriff Gainey's support for teams of mental health co-responders that have positively impacted the work of deputies. Also the Alachua County Law Enforcement Memorial ceremonies, 7pm this evening at the Kanapaha Veterans Park.   

In this episode Dana interview sisters and co-founders of Rewire Health, Olivia (Weinstein) Thomas, RD & Eva Weinstein. They share how they turned their interest in culinary medicine into company!Rewire Health is a women-founded software company that helps healthcare practitioners, community-based organizations, and health systems deliver more efficient, actionable, and equitable nutrition guidance through culinary medicine.Learn more about Rewire Health at: https://www.rewire-health.com/

Join us for the Sacred Food Journey, a 4-month live online course, including an in-person Sacred Plant Medicine retreat with both Ayahuasca & Huachuma, designed to break free from the confines of diet culture and cultivate a healthier relationship with food and body image. This unique program incorporates trauma-informed practices, shamanic journeying, Sacred Plant Wisdom, and empowering somatic techniques. Learn more:  https://www.nutritiontranslator.com/sacredfoodjourney What is included? 4 months/16 weeks, 1 hour of live video lessons each week, 1 hour live Q&A, Group Coaching call every week, Weekly Somatic practices including an Ayahuasca Microdosing Practice, In Person Sacred Plant Medicine Retreat with 2 Ayahuasca Ceremonies & 1 Huachuma Ceremony (travel not included), Course Start April 29, 2024, Retreat Dates: June 19th-23rd, 2024. As a Registered Dietitian, Colleen brings a wealth of knowledge in nutrition, and the intricate relationship between food and the body. Complementing this expertise, Colleen, is also a skilled plant medicine facilitator, integrating shamanic journeying and Sacred Plant Wisdom into the healing process. Modules: 1: Creating an environment of safety. 2: Map your nervous system: Introduction to Polyvagal theory. 3: Understanding Your Window of Tolerance for Eating. 4: What parts are stopping your healing with food and body image: Introduction to internal family systems. 5 Creating your attachment blueprint and understanding your food relationship style. 6: What if I Can't "Trust" My Body: Exploring the Relationship Between Neurodivergent Individuals, Interoception and Body Image. 7: As above, So below: Preparation for sacred plant medicine. 8: What to expect: Continue preparation for the plant medicine retreat. 9: The shadow and the light: Sacred plant medicine retreat & experiential, 10-11: Integration: Guided processes for integrating insights from the retreat into daily life. 12: Toxicity in Wellness & Diet Culture. 13: Deconstructing Oppressive Systems as it relates to our food relationship. 14: Gut Health and Anti- Inflammatory Foods. 15: Real healing is multifaceted: Trauma work is not he cure-all. 16. Food Freedom: Reflection on personal growth throughout the course. The Results Await You: Break free from extremes in body image, food, and dieting. Cultivate a harmonious relationship with food and your body. Discover profound self-acceptance and food freedom. Who is this for? Open to those who identify as women only. Women seeking a deeply transformative journey with food and body image. If you are being called to work with Sacred Plant Medicine. Those ready to get off the hamster wheel of yoyo dieting. Those wanting to break free from the extremes of diet culture and foster a healthier relationship with food and body image. If you are wanting to get to the root cause & open to exploring a unique Shamanic process & path to healing. ONLY 2 SPOTS LEFT! Apply now https://colleenkuhn.typeform.com/to/hjQVrkcZ

Jacob and Nikhil sit down with Will Stokes, Co-Founder and Chief Growth Officer of Strive Health, a pioneer in value-based care that partners with payers and providers to care for patients with chronic kidney disease. They discuss the nuances of risk-based contracting, value-based models for specialists, selling to both payers and providers, and more. (0:00) intro(0:39) when do risk-based models make sense(8:50) surprises when building Strive(13:53) negotiating risk-based contracts(21:08) primary care for patients with specialized conditions(30:28) approaching risk-adjustment changes(34:35) using LLMs at Strive(38:44) when does it make sense to incubate a company?Out-Of-Pocket: https://www.outofpocket.health/

How can product leaders transform chronic disease management with digital products? In this episode of the Product Divergence Series with Ubiety Technologies Fmr. CPO Nacho Andrade, Carna Health Co-Founder and Chief Business Officer Salvatore Viscomi speaks on building a digital health platform for remote patient monitoring. Salvatore discusses how Carna Health uses connected devices and biomarkers to detect and manage chronic kidney disease, one of the leading causes of death worldwide. He explains how their platform improves patient outcomes by catching the disease early through national screening programs. Salvatore also shares insights on developing patient-centric digital health products, including balancing data collection with usability and providing feedback to engage users.  

Brad Clifford returns to The Naked Patient and things get started right off the bat! Listen in as Dr. Howland and Brad discuss love and the masculine and feminine relationships.

“Where passion meets frustration creates motivation.” Erin Pash is the co-founder and CEO of Ellie Mental Health—one of the fastest growing franchise chains you've probably never heard of—yet. The Mendota Heights-based company opened its first franchise clinic in July 2022. Now there are more than 200 Ellie Mental Health clinics open around the country with another 450 sold and under development. Pash is driven by the desire to destigmatize mental health care by building a national mental health care brand that makes care accessible and fun while also creating a flexible work environment for therapists. Pash is a licensed therapist who saw a bigger opportunity. “We wanted to create a hybrid employment model where we could give therapists safety, security and support while providing them with the culture, creativity and compensation they could get in their own private practice.” Pash talks about barrier to mental health care, the rising demand for services and how that's driving more therapists not to accept insurance, which creates barriers to entry for those who need it. She talks about building her business, one practice at a time, and coming to identify herself as an entrepreneur more than a therapist. “There are two paths to successful business. One is you're an entrepreneur and you try 20 things and one sticks. You're passionate about entrepreneurship. The other is you're passionate about one thing and because you're so passionate, people can't help but want to join you. That's me.” Following our conversation with Pash, we go back to the classroom with the University of St. Thomas Opus College of Business where Mike Porter is a marketing professor. He talks about the importance of a passionate founder and the marketing conundrum in the mental health field. “Not everybody wants to talk about mental health or say, oh, I went to this amazing clinic.” Porter talks about why franchising makes sense. “She's starting with community."

On this week's first episode, presented by Connect for Health CO, we break down holiday traditions, the week that was & end up talking shit to each other for 30 minutes. CB has yet another theatrical review, dining downtown & Dim Sum runs. We've got it all! Tune on in.

My Ayahuasca teacher, Jess Gold, interviewed me for her podcast, the Cielo Community Podcast! I decided to share the interview here as well. I have been working with Jess the past 4 years and now helping to facilitate ceremony. Jess has been serving the Medicine and leading ceremonies for the last eight years and she is currently continuing her medicine path to become a Tabaquera under the tutelage Maestro Tabaquero Ernesto García de la Torres in Iquitos, Peru. 

On today's episode, presented by Connect for Health CO, we're thankful for everything the community did for us this weekend. What a great party... Still struggling, still cleaning..still getting ready for MADSgiving!!! The dinner was great, the community was awesome & the party was glorious. Get the whole recap and pre-holiday convo here!

Alev Bakan is a certified Health and Nutrition coach and founder of Health&Co. She believes that being healthy is a personal journey and cannot be limited to copycat diets and standard approaches. She helps working women create their road map to a healthy life by listening to themselves, understanding their needs, and adjusting to changes while enjoying their lives. Website: www.healthandco.com Social media handles: Instagram: @healthandcousa LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/alevertekbakan Facebook: www.facebook.com/healthandcompanies

Oh man, this episode is a doozy... thanks in part to our sponsors RIKI Seltzers & Connect for Health CO.. open enrollment season starts next week, don't sleep on insurance for 2024.First half the pod - CB's recaps his big news & life changing decisions. We discuss the nerves he had leading up to the big shabang & how the party went after the news.... Second half the pod is Kip recapping a drunken run through Germany.. He's pretty much Easy Company with a drug problem. Holland > Gernany > France > Switzerland. Great episode, solid recaps and easily the funniest "Eve Fact of the Week" seeing as she didn't have a microphone today haha We're so close to going with video, be sure to follow "Stoned Appetit" on Spotify & YT if you want to watch the shenanigans as well!

I've been in love with the bright, punchy and delicious Rude Health brand since it launched in 2006. Originally a muesli business, Rude Health's revenue now comes predominantly from alt. milks, although this is something Camilla never would have imagined when they first launched them!A well-known and much-loved brand in 4 major markets, Rude Health is admired for it's brightly coloured boxes and cartons which inject joy into mornings across the U.K, Portugal & Benelux.Co-founder Camilla Barnard began the business 18 years ago with her ex-husband, with the intention of making healthier eating a celebration, not a sacrifice for as many people as they could. Compared to the expectations of many founders starting out today, you could say that the business has grown relatively slowly, however there's a massive upside to this: Rude Health is still over 90% privately owned, with their only 'major' minor shareholder being....PepsiCo! Here are the top 5 things you'll learn : Camilla didn't know much about running a product-based business, let alone a food business, before she started, and why this mattered. How Rude Health's earliest vision was always MASSIVE: to make healthy eating a celebration, not a sacrifice. How Camilla is obsessed asking the right questions to her shoppers, consumers and retail buyers, and learn how you can do this too.  What the brand-design process for the Rude Health brand looked like, in detail. What the 'clothing' your brand wears says about it in terms of when and how to use it, and whether it's for you or not... Why Rude Health has chosen to play mainly in Grocery Retail and not Online  How Rude health split their marketing budget now vs. 3 years ago The role of new product development in their business and how this has changed over time How to recruit the right people for your business - is it skill, experience or mindset? Could you #Payitforward? If you enjoy this episode & it has helped you in some way, will you take 3 mins to leave a review on your podcast app? This small gift from you has a big impact on me ... and on my business. Thank you

How can you shift your leaders mindset from employee engagement to employee experience?My guest on this episode is with Seb Girard, SVP, Chief People Officer at CommonSpirit Health CO/KS/UT Division.During our conversation Seb and I discuss: How he made a mid career transition from operations to HRThe workforce trends that are impacting healthcare organizations Why he believes that increasing productivity through technology is an imperative in the healthcare industryWhy asking “how does this make someone feel” is the key to creating great employee experiencesHow talent acquisition drives the employee experience and can increase retentionConnecting with Seb: Connect with Seb Girard on LinkedIn

Blooming Health announced on Sep 6, 2023, they raised an over-subscribed $4.2M seed fund to enable service providers to engage older adults and their family members. This episode was recorded almost a year before the raise, on Sep 9, 2022, and is a conversation with AARP Foundation and Blooming Health in which we walk through the innovation program's success between the two firms. It's the perfect example of tangible innovation leading to growth for all involved.

Today we have Camilla Barnard, co-founder of Rude Health. Rude Health was founded in 2005 by Camilla and Nick Barnard. They started with the Ultimate Muesli, which they created around their kitchen table. Today, 18 years into the journey, Rude Health can be found in fridges and cupboards worldwide, with a 60-plus product portfolio.  Along with an unrivalled range of Dairy-free Drinks and Muselis, the brand now offers everything from flavourful Granolas, Porridges, Puffs and Flakes to seriously exciting snacks. For each and everyone, the approach to flavour remains the same.   Quality ingredients.  Nothing artificial.  Nothing refined. They also employ over 40 people, they are committed to championing sustainability and donating at least 5% of their annual profits to charity. Support the show

There's a massive unspoken epidemic going on globally in men's health right now – low T-scores; and practically no one is talking about it. Lots of ‘youts' are running around on an empty tank and don't even know it. It's an interesting and very important topic; and it's at the top of a lot of people's minds, even if it's a bit taboo to talk about. But it's something that matters to me, so I wanted to dive in deep and figure out what it all means. My guest today makes checking, monitoring, and boosting your t-score accessible and affordable. I've used the service myself (Ellen made me check mine), and as luck would have it, I'm also an indirect investor in Saad's company. I've got a feeling this will be my most evergreen episode. Enjoy!  Guest - Saad Alam, Founder and CEO at Hone Health  howardlindzon.com, honehealth.com Twitter: @howardlindzon, @saad_hone, @honehealth, @PanicwFriends, @knutjensen  Instagram: @msaadalam, @hone.health  LinkedIn: saad-alam  #fintech #invest #investment #venturecapital #stockmarket #finance  Time Stamps:  Intro (00:37) Welcome Saad (06:14) Misconceptions about testosterone (07:49) Causes of low testosterone (09:51) The stigma of low T (10:55) Saad's story (16:06) Shelf-life of a medical degree (20:50) Saad takes control of his health (22:44) An unspoken global epidemic (24:38) The Hone Health process (26:21) The 2011/12 testosterone hype (29:06) Howard's t-score (37:45) Free testosterone (39:36) Leading longer lives (46:19) There's no silver bullet (48:30) Wrapping it up (53:08) Outro (53:24) 

Meghan Doyle, CEO of Partum Health helps families access services that address mental, emotional, physical well-being. Learn about creating successful pre & postnatal care plans. Typical plans include birth and postpartum doula care, lactation support, and physical therapy services. Hear how parents are electing preventative services for mental health and taking other proactive steps. Fourth Trimester listeners can use code FOURTHTRIMESTER for 50% off classes offered through Partum Health: partumhealth.com/events-classes Full show notes and resource links: fourthtrimesterpodcast.com

We get asked a lot about how we run our business, what roles we individually play, what our future holds, and so much more. So we are here to share the inside scoop on Gold Ivy Health Co.! In this episode you'll hear what we're up to, what we're excited about, and express our deepest desires for the business we love to build every day. Promotions: miraDry- miradry.comBetter Help- betterhelp.com/goldivyNano Fit Water- nanofitwater.com - Code: GOLDIVYMOVE with Gold Ivy- https://goldivyhealthco.com/move/For Promotion Inquiries contact- sarah@goldivyhealthco.com#business #wellnessevents #podcastediting #socialmedia #health #wellness #entrepreneur #goldivyhealthco #ivyunleashedpodcast #ivyunleashed #ivyleague #applepodcast #spotifypodcast #youtubepodcast #inspiration #motivation #selfidentity #behaviorchange #healthcoach #wordsofwisdom #watchmegrow #listenandlearn #needtoknow #whatilearned #wellness #lifestyle #healthandwellnessSupport the show

Let's talk about hormones! If you've ever just ‘not felt like yourself' and couldn't figure out what was ‘off' – this episode is here to be your starting line. Become an advocate of your health to ultimately show up as your best self for yourself and your family with the advice of today's expert, Brookes Vaughan. Topics covered in this episode include: Hormones - what are they & how do they affect us? Vaginal Health - Brooke is an open book about this & we love it! The importance of 3rd party testing & blood testing The 6 P's - pregnancy, postpartum blues, & perimenopause.. And a lot of other words that begin with P Nutrition & multi-vitamins & your diet - how just 2 brazil nuts & seaweed chips from Costco can give you all of the selenium & iodine you need   For full episode notes head to: www.lifewithloverly.com About the Women's Health Co: Brookes Vaughan is a Nurse Practitioner, who felt she couldn't fully give her patients the depth of attention they needed… unless she went home from the office at 9pm every day. That's why she created The Women's Health Co., to provide women with the information & tools that they need to feel equipped & educated to tackle their mental, physical, and spiritual health.  Brookes Insta & Website

As temperatures rise and the summer months get closer, there's a lot happening at the Peoria Police Department.

Women's health needs are not a-one-size-fits-all, so why should your vitamins be? Doctors recommend pregnant women take prenatal vitamins, but what should perimenopausal women take or post menopausal? No matter where you are in your reproductive cycle, Alex Taylor, the co-founder and co-CEO of women's wellness brand Perelel, set forth to solve those supplemental needs.  Alex became a self-proclaimed wellness buff after navigating her own thyroid diagnosis, and she's no stranger to products with a purpose after years working in the fashion and wellness space. She first grew intimately aware of the lack of transparency and education available in the prenatal-vitamin market when she was pregnant with her first child. That led her to begin customizing a prenatal regimen for herself. Searching for a solution, she launched Perelel: the first/only OB-GYN founded vitamin brand that meets you wherever you are on your journey as a mom. Perelel is pioneering a new standard for supporting women with vitamins for every stage of their reproductive life cycle. Previously, Alex served as president and executive editor-in-chief for Clique Media; maintained roles at Vogue, Rogers & Cowan, L'Oréal, Google and URBN's Free People; and has been recognized on Forbes 30 Under 30. Alex is a graduate of USC, with a dual-degree in journalism and creative writing. She resides in Los Angeles with her husband, two children, and her goldendoodle. Alex shares the following:  4:30 Understanding the female reproductive needs  6:30 Her pregnancy journey that lead to Perelel 8:00 How she went from working at vogue to vitamins  10:30 why she wanted to reinvent the prenatal vitamin  14:30 Why too much biotin can impact your health 17:00 It's okay if you didn't take the best prenatal vitamins 19:30 Health tips for women done having kids or who don't have kids 21:44 Reasons to take a conception support product 23:45 Benefits of taking prenatals 3 years after childbirth.  29:00 How to take the guesswork out of your health support needs 33:30 Addressing every stage of fertility with vitamins  35:30 Tips for moms to care for themselves  39:40 Additional tips for women trying to conceive  40:00 Products for men's reproductive health    For More on Perelel click HERE Discount code: KISS15 Discount code terms: 15% off your first order.   Connect on Social Instagram: @its_alextaylor Instagram: @perelelhealth Facebook: perelelhealth TikTok: @perelelhealth   Connect with Christine on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/christinebullock/ Connect with Christine on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChristineBullockFitness Follow Christine on Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/chrissybullock/_created/ Text Christine questions at 1-310-361-8697   Sponsored by Kayo Body Care Kayo Body Care was the first to create Face Grade Body Care® products. Kayo believes in restoring vitality for your whole body both inside and out. Kayo's highly-potent formulas are designed to care for your skin and your body so that you can both look and feel your best. Shop Kayo's body care and supplement line - www.KayoBodyCare.com Use Code KISS20 for 20% off your first purchase

Clay Johnston, CMO and Co-Founder of Harbor Health, proposed a vision of health that would give people more knowledge and control over their care options. Harbor Health was born during Dr. Johnston's time as the inaugural Dean of the Dell Med School and took its place in Austin's growing Bio + Health ecosystem.  We discuss his time as dean, innovation in healthcare business models, and Austin's future in this sector. Episode HighlightsAs the inaugural Dean of the Dell Med School at UT Austin, Dr. Johnston got an up-close look at the business of health and experimented with new models.Harbor Health's mission is to redesign the healthcare system to achieve better health outcomes and reduce wasteful healthcare spending.The financial structure of Harbor Health, which moves away from the standard fee for service allows people to make decisions about their healthcare, while understanding the financial impact of their choices.Amazon's acquisition of One Medical and PillPack creates new competition in the primary care & consumer space, putting them head-to-head with companies like CVS, Walmart, and Walgreens.Austin is primed for digital health innovation, including new ways of delivering services and designing care.What's Next Austin? “Our plan is to grow. Our plan is to provide a real option for people in Austin that doesn't just look and feel different, isn't just about convenience, but really is embracing a new approach to the health system about empowering our members. I know we've grown rapidly, but we have plenty of capacity for folks who are ready to have a new kind of care.”Episode linksClay Johnston: Twitter, LinkedInHarbor Health: Website, Twitter, LinkedIn Austin Next Links: Website, X/Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn

Welcome to Part Two in a 2-part series where I speak with Anthony, former Chronic and vestibular migraine sufferer and Co-Founder and CEO of Head Health.  If you haven't listen to part one – you may want to listen to that first to hear Anthony's story and how his journey lead to a program that could be life changing for so many migraine sufferers. This is Part Two in a 2-Part Series Anthony goes into more depth about the program and touches on these topics and so much more: ~ How knowing your strengths, passions and unique personality can help you get to a place of healing ~ The importance of getting uncomfortable, creating silence, and looking within ~ Trusting the process, being open minded and neuroplasticity ~ The importance of having a care team walk you through other challenges outside the program ~ The importance of learning how to dream again    If you would like to learn about or reach out to Anthony or Head Health: Instagram, Facebook, Website, Twitter, Linkedin   To reach out to myself, Heather Davies: Instagram, Found on most podcast platforms, YouTube, PRIVATE Facebook Group   If you would like to learn more about Vestibular Disorders Association, please go to the VeDA website   Thank you for being here! See you next week warriors!

There's a massive unspoken epidemic going on globally in men's health right now – low T-scores; and practically no one is talking about it. Lots of ‘youts' are running around on an empty tank and don't even know it. It's an interesting and very important topic; and it's at the top of a lot of people's minds, even if it's a bit taboo to talk about. But it's something that matters to me, so I wanted to dive in deep and figure out what it all means. My guest today makes checking, monitoring, and boosting your t-score accessible and affordable. I've used the service myself (Ellen made me check mine), and as luck would have it, I'm also an indirect investor in Saad's company. I've got a feeling this will be my most evergreen episode. Enjoy!  Guest - Saad Alam, Founder and CEO at Hone Health  howardlindzon.com, honehealth.com  Twitter: @howardlindzon, @saad_hone, @honehealth, @PanicwFriends, @knutjensen  Instagram: @msaadalam, @hone.health  linkedin.com/in/saad-alam-a146b311 #fintech #invest #investment #venturecapital #stockmarket #finance  Show Notes:  Introduction. (00:37) Welcome Saad (06:14) Misconceptions about testosterone (07:49) Causes of low testosterone (09:51) The stigma of low T (10:55) Saad's story (16:06) Shelf-life of a medical degree (20:50) Saad takes control of his health (22:44) An unspoken global epidemic (24:38) The Hone Health process (26:21) The 2011/12 testosterone hype (29:06) Howard's t-score (37:45) Free testosterone (39:36) Leading longer lives (46:19) There's no silver bullet (48:30) Wrapping it up. (53:08) Closing thoughts. (53:24) 

On this week's episode I spoke with Brandon from Canada. Brandon is a public speaker probably you didn't see this coming. Him and I we spoke about how mental health and communication co-exist also how he started his career and company on communication. Please enjoy

Since coming back from the jungles of the Amazon, I have had A LOT to reflect on and integrate. What is not talked about enough is the, "rough landing," coming home from a psychedelic or transformational experience. Along with the rough landing, the concept of spiritual materialism and spiritual bypassing can be easily missed in the spiritual community. Walking the spiritual path can be very slippery & a subtle process. We can deceive ourselves into thinking we are developing, when instead we are strengthening our self protective parts. Falling into the trap of spiritual materialism, using our practice to boost our ego, rather than to integrate it. Along with this, I have noticed that  wellness culture in general has many pitfalls including the idea of finally getting to wholeness, of perfection of finally getting to a body that walks around untraumatized and "normal." What if becoming "fixed" or "clean," wasn't the goal, but rather more inclusive and diverse. Wellness culture doesn't account for or extend compassion for those who may have illnesses that have no cure, and those who have socioeconomic disadvantages. In this episode I talk about my most recent Ayahuasca retreat, which I had the honor to co-facilitate with my teacher. This was my first time co-leading ceremony and it was beautiful, challenging and everything in between. Other topics discussed are synchronicity, purpose & shamanism.

Primary care physicians play an essential role in an individual and a communities health, but we're seeing an alarming amount of dropout from physicians in recent years. We're talking with the co-founder of ViTel Health Brittany Busse about a solution to this problem in this episode of the Talkin' Solutions Podcast. ViTel Health empowers physicians into private practice with a digital first model that puts an emphasis on supporting physicians to better serve their patients. They provide resources and take care of the admin work so physicians can spend more time focusing on understanding and learning about their patients and their health. In this episode we discuss:

: Have you ever wondered what happens to the health data that you collect on your phone or wearable device? Who uses it, how is it used and how does your data stay private? To answer these questions, I asked Christine Lemke, co-founder and co-CEO at Evidation Health to join me.   Evidation is a health tracking platform that rewards users for healthy actions while contributing real-world data to important research projects. As part of my due diligence, I enrolled and it was a simple and easy experience. I have also enrolled to participate in a few research projects as well and I am looking forward to learning more.   Christine was a pioneer in machine learning and the use of personalized health data and I am looking forward to hearing more about the power of personalized health data and what Evidation Health is doing with that data and how Evidation is contributing to important health research.   A favorite book: Good Strategy/Bad Strategy: The Difference and Why It Matters by Richard Rumelt

Many healthcare startups are launched each year and it isn't easy to get traction.  When a company does thrive in this complex industry, you know it has a solid value proposition and Omada Health has just that. Omada Health began almost 12 years ago with a focus exclusively on pre-diabetes. They wanted to get ahead of the problem by helping individuals make lifestyle changes that would help keep them from becoming a diabetic.   Omada health has since expanded into a platform that offers coaching for diabetes – including prevention, hypertension and MSK. Omada Health is a trusted platform for employers and health plans alike.   With me is Sean Duffy, Co-founder and CEO of Omada Health and he will share how Omada Health has transformed into a healthcare platform and how they have had staying power in the business.   Favorite Books:  The Sparrow by Mary Doria Russell; The Martian by Andy Weir; Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order by Ray Dalio; The Social Transformation of American Medicine: The Rise of a Sovereign Profession and the Making of a Vast Industry by Paul Starr.

In this episode of Medsider Radio, we sat down with Jennifer Ernst, CEO of Tivic Health.Jennifer came to the medtech space after more than 20 years in the computing and electronics industries, serving in high-profile roles at Xerox PARC and Thin Film Electronics. In 2016, Jennifer founded direct-to-consumer medtech company Tivic Health and helped lead the development and commercialization of the company's flagship device ClearUP.In this interview, Jennifer shares how consumers can play a key role in boosting support and evidence for over-the-counter medical devices, and why she thinks direct-to-consumer business models will transform the medtech space.Before we jump into the conversation, I wanted to mention a few things:If you're into learning from proven medtech and healthtech leaders, and want to know when new content and interviews go live, head over to Medsider.com and sign up for our free newsletter. You'll get access to gated articles, and lots of other interesting healthcare content.Second, if you want even more inside info from proven experts, think about a Medsider premium membership. We talk to experienced healthcare leaders about the nuts and bolts of running a business and bringing products to market.This is your place for valuable knowledge on specific topics like seed funding, prototyping, insurance reimbursement, and positioning a medtech startup for an exit.In addition to the entire back catalog of Medsider interviews over the past decade, premium members get a copy of every volume of Medsider Mentors at no additional cost. If you're interested, go to medsider.com/subscribe to learn more.Lastly, here's the link to the full interview with Jennifer if you'd rather read it instead.

Medicare and Medicaid programs have recognized the importance of social determinants on health and have stepped up to covering services that help individuals with everything from financial to food insecurity and in between. This week's episode with Justin Ley, Co-founder and CEO of Reema Health details how companies are ensuring that Health Plan members can access these very important benefits. Reema Health uses local community guides to close the gap for Health Plan members with social needs. Justin explains how Reema Health helps members and why their role is critical to the health of the population they serve. Show notes: Favorite Books: Anti Fragile: Things That Gain From Disorder by Nassim Taleb; The Making of a Manager: What to Do When Everyone Looks to You by Julie Zhuo.

Movements take time, especially when they're taking place in an industry as large and as broken as the U.S. healthcare system. Hint Health is focused on supporting the direct primary care movement. They're on a mission to help dismantle the insurance fee-for-service infrastructure and replace it with a model that provides as many people as possible with access to high-quality and affordable healthcare. Hint Health supports doctors that don't accept insurance through the technology and tools they need to be successful. In this episode of The Irresistible Factor, Zak shares with us his journey that led him to the healthcare industry and ultimately co-founding Hint Health. He speaks about the approach to entrepreneurship which has allowed his business to thrive, and what has kept him motivated to persevere despite the many hurdles that come with a goal as gigantic as changing our broken healthcare system. “Direct primary care is really like a Toyota. It's a fantastic value. It's solid. It's awesome. I think that's where, if you can get this for $50 a month, or $60 a month, or $70 a month, that's pretty affordable. Especially if you're saving more than that elsewhere, because you're now reorganizing the rest of the plan around this type of care model. To me, the scale comes from affordability and quality.”

Our episode today focuses on a disease that's a significant problem in the US. 15% of US adults or 37 million people, are estimated to have this disease and as many as 9 in 10 adults with this disease do not know they have it. This disease is prevalent in the 65+ population. As of 2018 Medicare was spending $70B annually on the treatment of this disease which represents almost 24 % of spending for this age group. If you haven't yet figured out which disease I am referring to, its Chronic Kidney Disease or CKD. The 21st Century Cures Act brought renal diseases to the forefront and allowed Medicare Beneficiaries with ESRD to enroll in a Medicare Advantage plan. Previously, these beneficiaries were required to stay on Traditional Medicare which often resulted in suboptimal outcomes.  In addition, CMS has launched several innovative payment models in an attempt to help providers focus more on prevention and curbing progression of renal disease. As a result, many health plans and renal providers are now focused on more effectively managing renal conditions and improving outcomes. With us today is Michael Uchrin, CEO of Monogram Health, a Nashville based company that helps patients with renal disease live their best lives. The team at Monogram Health is focused on making treatments as accessible and convenient as possible to the member, by offering in-home services. Michael will help educate us on the changes that are afoot and how companies like Monogram Health are improving outcomes and lowering costs. Show Notes: Book - -Relentless: From Good To Great To Unstoppable by Tim Grover.  Nashville Healthcare Council Fellows Program: https://healthcarecouncilfellows.com/

You've likely heard of accelerators or incubators – organizations that help entrepreneurs in the early stages of developing their products or services. Once a company begins to raise larger amounts of capital or reach a minimum revenue threshold, the company “graduates” from the accelerator or incubator program. In other words, the company gets resources and assistance for a limited time frame. There is a unique model that sticks with the entrepreneur well beyond the early stages of formation and growth. It is this latter model that Startup Health embraces. Startup Health serves the entrepreneur at every stage of growth, providing entrepreneurs with guidance resources, networking and more to support them over the long-term. If this model isn't impressive enough, Startup Health has also launched Moonshots which are initiatives designed to tackle the biggest, hairiest problems in healthcare. If you are a healthcare leader, you'll want to say tuned to learn more about these Moonshots. With us is Steve Krein, Cofounder and CEO of Startup Health. Steve will tell us about the Startup Health model, how it is different and why the model is so powerful in aiding the entrepreneur. He'll also tell us more about Moonshots and how they are transforming the face of healthcare. Show Notes: Books: Antifragile: Things That gain from Disorder by Nassim Taleb; The Power of Mindset: The New Psychology of Success by Carol Dweck and Traction: Get a Grip on Your Business by Gino Wickman  

Friday Variety is back! First up, J+M break down Muck Rack's $180M Series A (10:43). Then, Elly Health Co-Founder Cecilia Anderson joins Molly to discuss her startup (21:16). Finally, Producer Rachel interviews Contra Founder Ben Huffman for another edition of OK Boomer. (32:38) (0:00) Jason tees up today's segments! (1:19) Jason recaps his crazy evening at the Lady Gaga concert (9:53) Embroker - Use code TWIST to get an extra 10% off insurance at https://Embroker.com/twist (10:43) Muckrack (a database for journalists) raised a $180M Series A(ish) (19:18) WorkOS - Go to https://workos.com to learn how to make your app enterprise-ready. (20:48) Elly Health Co-Founder Cecilia Anderson joins the show to break down her startup (30:52) Neo.Tax - Get $500 off R&D tax credit fees at https://neo.tax/twist (32:10) Producer Rachel interviews Contra founder Ben Huffman on another edition of OK Boomer! Check out Elly Health: https://www.ellyhealth.com FOLLOW Ben: https://twitter.com/_BenHQ FOLLOW Jason: https://linktr.ee/calacanis FOLLOW Molly: https://twitter.com/mollywood

When Andrew Stanleick left Coty in February to become president and CEO of The Beauty Health Co., the parent company of Hydrafacial, some in the beauty industry were surprised. Stanleick was responsible for much of Coty's recent turnaround, including the revamp of Covergirl, as well as leading the company's joint ventures with Kylie Jenner's Kylie Cosmetics and Kim Kardashian West's KKW Beauty. In other words, he had a dream job. But then again, the role of public beauty CEO doesn't come up often. “I turned 50 last year, and I think what I realized was that it was a real milestone; I wanted to build and create a company and take it internationally, really leverage all of those experiences I've garnered from living all over the world and use that to build a company, a culture and a brand,” said Stanleick on the most recent episode of the Glossy Beauty Podcast. “Truth be told, I hadn't heard of HydraFacial, which … I think you know, [awareness is] our biggest opportunity.” Though Stanleick has only been at the company for six months, The Beauty Health Co. has seen impressive results in his tenure — namely, the organization's first $100 million-plus revenue quarter. Additionally, Hydrafacial has been thinking outside the box with partnerships, including with Galeries Lafayette and Jennifer Lopez's JLo Beauty. But as Stanleick explained, there's much more he wants to accomplish. “We feel we're just at the start of this journey ahead of us,” he said.

Collaborative care allows for a principal physician, behavioral health case worker and psychiatrist to work together to manage patients with both behavioral and medical needs. Spencer Hutchins, CEO & Co-founder of Concert Health tells us what his organization is doing to engage primary care and OB/GYN physicians in this process. Show notes:  website: concerthealth.io.  Books: Aaron Slater, Illustrator by Andrea Beatty and The Death and Life of Great American Cities by Jane Jacobs.

Earlier this month, Morgan Health invested $30M in Centivo, an innovative health plan for self-insured employers. In this episode, we hear from Dan Hartman, Executive Director at Morgan Health, and Ashok Subramanian, CEO of Centivo, about how Centivo plans to leverage the Morgan investment to expand its services. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, I talk to Registered Dietician and co-founder of Culina Health, Vanessa Rissetto. Vanessa shares how an insatiable curiosity about nutrition inspired her to switch from a career in marketing to getting her degree in nutrition, why RDs historically haven't gotten the recognition they deserve, and how she operates as a no-bullshit leader in health and nutrition. We talk about the inflammatory nature of diet culture, why Vanessa is sometimes a provocative voice in the industry, and how she's determined to elevate representation in the RD world and provide accessible nutrition resources for all.Key Takeaway / Points:Thoughts on “What I eat in a day” videosPostpartum weight and body confusionNavigating anti diet culture as an RDThe difference between RDs and nutritionistsBeing a POC dietician leader in a predominantly white spaceHow to eat to avoid blood sugar spikesFollow Vanessa Rissetto:Instagram: @vanessarissettordWebsite: culinahealth.comFollow me:Instagram: @freckledfoodieWebsite: freckledfoodie.comTikTok: freckledfoodieTwitter: @freckledfoodieYoutube: Cameron Rogers / Freckled FoodiePinterest: Freckled FoodieThis episode was edited by Tim Flanzbaum See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.