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It's the latest star turn for former Ify Nwadiwe co-star Timothée Chalamet! We're joined by musician and educator Enrique Chi (of the appropriately-named band Making Movies) with us to share notes on the Bob Dylan origin story that isn't really an origin story at all. Then we'll have fun pitching our own ideas for musical biopics.What's GoodAlonso - Erotic Vagrancy by Roger LewisDrea - 5Calls.orgEnrique - arts as public healthIfy - youngest brother's bachelor weekendThe Super Bowl was on…Tubi (and here was Tubi's ad)Prince's Estate Has Blocked the Release of a New DocumentaryPharrell and Gondry Musical Scrapped“The Prince We Never Knew” (Sasha Weiss's NYT article)Staff PicksAlonso - I'm Not ThereDrea - SuzeEnrique - QuincyIfy - SelenaCheck out Enrique's band, Making Movies Follow us on BlueSky, Twitter, Facebook, or InstagramWithDrea ClarkAlonso DuraldeIfy NwadiweProduced by Marissa FlaxbartSr. Producer Laura Swisher

This episode is part of Pear VC's series on Medicaid, covering the basics that founders need to know to build innovations that support communities in need. This week, we're excited to get to know Cesar Herrera. Cesar is the co-founder and CEO of Yuvo Health, a value-based care enablement organization for FQHCs. Yuvo Health is an industry-leading healthcare organization that partners with community health centers to help them gain an advantage in value-based care, a healthcare model that prioritizes patient-provided quality and outcomes of care over the quantity of services delivered.  Founded in New York City in January 2021 by a fully BIPOC team that has experienced the power of quality care firsthand, the entire company shares a common goal of bringing fair, quality care to underserved communities. Yuvo Health empowers health centers to succeed in value-based care arrangements by qualifying for meaningful value-based care contracts and achieving success in those arrangements with a dedicated Population Health partner — and with Yuvo Health taking on the risk in doing so.  Yuvo has raised $28M to date from  AlleyCorp, Mosaic General Partners, New York Ventures, HLM Venture Partners, Route 66 Ventures, VamosVentures, AV8 Ventures, Watershed, GreyMatter, Social Innovation Fund, and others Cesar's journey in healthcare spans over two decades, beginning with strategy and policy consulting at Kurt Salmon Associates, Booz Allen Hamilton, and Booz & Company. He also worked at Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey, where he spearheaded marketing and competitive strategy initiatives. He then transitioned to Head of Existing Business at Zocdoc, and then Healthify, where he served as Chief Solutions Officer, shaping his vision for Yuvo Health. Cesar holds an MBA from NYU Stern School of Business, along with an MPH in Health Policy and Management from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

Healthify saw immense success during the pandemic. Its revenues more than doubled in FY 2022. And it adds up when you think about it. With millions of people stuck at home and gyms shut, Healthify's virtual fitness and nutrition plans were pretty ideal. But once gyms reopened, home workouts didn't cut it anymore. And unfortunately, Healthify really bore the brunt of it. The following year, revenue growth slowed down considerably and losses began to soar. But the company's leadership seems undeterred. In fact they want to expand business to the United States, where it will be up against established healthtechs like Noom and MyFitnessPal.  The company seems to be pinning its hopes on the US market as somewhat of a hail Mary pass. 

Welcome to Top of the Morning by Mint, your weekday newscast that brings you five major stories from the world of business. It's Thursday, July 18, 2024. My name is Nelson John. Let's get started:The Indian stock markets BSE and NSE remained closed on Wednesday on the account of Muharram.The upcoming Union budget on 23 July is set to unveil a new initiative aimed at boosting the domestic production of medical devices, mirroring an existing program for pharmaceuticals. This move is intended to enhance self-sufficiency in medical equipment, potentially lowering healthcare costs. While the specifics of the financial backing remain under wraps, ongoing discussions signal a strong government focus on enhancing the sector's global standards. Currently, India's medical device market is predominantly composed of disposables and implants, which contributed to an $11 billion industry in 2022, accounting for about 1.5% of the global market. Projections suggest this could expand to $50 billion by 2030. Mint's Priyanka Sharma reports that the proposed scheme is expected to resemble the Revamped Pharmaceuticals Technology Upgradation Assistance Scheme launched earlier this year. The scheme supports technological advancements in the pharma sector through financial incentives.A new piece of legislation from the Karnataka government made news on Wednesday. The now-halted bill required that 50% of management and 75% of non-management roles in the private sector be reserved for local residents. Local residents are defined under the bill as individuals born in Karnataka or have lived in the state for at least 15 years. Being able to speak Kannada is also mandatory under this bill. The pause came after this policy shift was being seen as a serious challenge, particularly to the IT sector, which is a major contributor to the state's economy. The potential impact on these sectors includes a decrease in investments and a possible exodus of companies to other regions with less restrictive employment laws. Industry bodies like Nasscom even expressed deep concerns, predicting that such protectionist measures could deter global firms looking to invest in the state. Mint's Devina Sengupta explains how the now-paused piece of legislation could have impacted Karnataka's position in the race to become the country's biggest tech hub.Guess what tech startups can do without? A Chief Technology Officer. Major tech-driven companies like Zomato, Healthify, Swiggy and others are reconsidering the necessity of this senior executive role. Mint's Mansi Verma reports that instead of hiring new CTOs, these firms are redistributing responsibilities to existing team members or leaving the position vacant altogether. So what's causing this shift? Firstly, the cost of maintaining such a high-level position is substantial. CTO compensation packages often include hefty salaries and stock options, which can be financially burdensome. Additionally, internal promotions and reallocation of duties are proving effective. Companies are finding that empowering existing staff can maintain momentum and innovation without the need for a dedicated CTO. Despite this, an absence of the CTO could pose challenges, especially for companies relying on cutting-edge technology. The impacts of climate change are increasingly visible and distressing, ranging from severe floods to prolonged droughts. These events not only disrupt lives but also foreshadow significant economic turmoil. We're looking at potential drops or fluctuations in agricultural yields, which could lead to persistent food price inflation. Additionally, the severity of monsoon-related coastal flooding is likely to increase. In this article, part of Mint's special series of pre-budget stories, former Minister of State for Finance Jayant Sinha talks about how India's goal of net zero emissions can be reached through three steps: legislation, emission trading and capital mobilisation. Once synonymous with inefficiency, public sector undertakings or PSUs have transformed into significant wealth generators. In 2023-24, the 56 listed PSUs in the BSE PSU index recorded a combined profit of over ₹5 trillion, an all-time high. This surge is partly attributed to the government's emphasis on enhancing India's infrastructure, with capital expenditure rising dramatically over the past decade. Yet, this remarkable performance raises questions. Are we witnessing a sustainable growth trajectory, or is this another market bubble driven by government spending and sector-wide euphoria? Investors should consider whether they are chasing short-term gains or genuinely investing in long-term growth. While PSUs currently show strong performance, the underlying risk of a sector-driven bubble looms, suggesting caution in an overheated market. Today's Long Story by Mint's Abhishel Mukherjee focuses on PSUs listed on the Dalal Street, and whether investors should continue investing. We'd love to hear your feedback on this podcast. Let us know by writing to us at feedback@livemint.com. You may send us feedback, tips or anything that you feel we should be covering from your vantage point in the world of business and finance. Show notes:Budget may unveil scheme to incentivize medical gear makersOutsiders stay away: Karnataka's 'locals only' quotas can hit firms and jobsThe CTO charm is wearing thin at Indian tech startupsThree steps to net-zero: Legislation, emissions trading, capital mobilizationPSU stocks are in a micro-bubble. What should investors do now?

Guest: Abby Langer⬇️Topics⬇️-Being the pencil, not the eraser-How to find good information and avoid bad information-Worst offenders of science: our “favorite” charlatans-Regular people taking Ozempic/weight loss drugs…what the f*ck is going on?-Making lower calorie “macro friendly” versions of stuffWhere to find Abby⬇️IG: https://www.instagram.com/langernutrition/Website: https://abbylangernutrition.com/Where to find me⬇️IG: @JordanLipsFitnessPodcast: Where Optimal Meets PracticalWebsite: JordanLipsFitness.comJordan's Coaching Options⬇️Apply for 1:1 Coaching HEREGroup Programming [Gym Program]Group Programming [Home Gym]Helping you find the balance between OPTIMAL and PRACTICAL

This episode covers:A study that shows the power, or lack thereof, of breakfast for weight loss.One of Megan's favorite muffins, yes muffins.Coffee and Starbucks! How to healthify your Starbucks order, Megan's 12 favorite healthy drinks to order at Starbucks, how to make your own version of your favorite drinks at home, and so much more!Links I mentioned during this episode:Join the Revitalize Health Accelerator: www.thelyonsshare.org/revitalize  How to Healthify Starbucks (blog post): https://wp.me/p3ovEe-68x  Breakfast study mentioned: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1550413122003448?via%3DihubSmart Baking Company Muffins: https://smartbakingco.com/shop/gluten-free-chocolate-chip-smartmufn/Free Blood Sugar Masterclass: https://mailchi.mp/thelyonsshare/sosliveclassHow to take action after listening to this episode:If you're a Starbucks lover, use a tip you learned today to healthify your next order! If you're not, consider a breakfast experiment - what makes YOU feel best?

Welcome to Body Talk with Becks , brought to you by Becks Carlyle . This week we chat with on how parents can better support their children in their health by making more nutritious decisions at mealtimes. Episode Sharing Link: -- Resources: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0557439434/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i1 (Choosing Health: A One-Size-Doesn't-Fit-All Guide to Diet, Exercise & Motivation) by Rebecca Hazelton https://www.amazon.com/Pleasure-Meditation-Joyful-Stress-Reduction-ebook/dp/B01HVWEOMY (Pleasure Meditation: Your Guide To Joyful Stress Reduction) by Rebecca Hazelton Environmental Working Groups https://www.ewg.org/foodnews/dirty-dozen.php (Dirty Dozen List) for 2021 -- Recipes/Recipe Books: https://choosinghealthnow.com/how-to-make-bone-broth/ (How to Make Bone Broth) https://www.amazon.com/Quick-Easy-Ketogenic-Cooking-Recipes/dp/1628601000/ref=sr_1_3?crid=10XSFODYBN5I6&keywords=quick+and+easy+keto&qid=1644611966&s=books&sprefix=quick+and+easy+keto%2Cstripbooks%2C122&sr=1-3 (Quick & Easy Ketogenic Cooking) by Maria Emmerich https://www.amazon.com/Art-Healthy-Eating-Sweets-reinvented/dp/B00SLW6256 (The Art of Eating Healthy: Grain-Free Low Carb Reinvented: Sweets) by Maria Emmerich

Holiday eating can be a source of stress for many. Cookbook author and nutritionist Mona Dolgov is on the call to share her tips for making mealtime simple and packed with added nutrition this time of year. From appetizers to dessert, Mona provides so much inspiration to make healthy eating fun and flavorful.  

On this episode I am getting all the tips on how to stay healthy & feel our best over the holidays. I have Jass Stupak ( @nourishwithjass ) on the pod who is a registered nutritionist focusing on gut health, candida and reducing bloat. Jass focuses on what we don't typically talk about in main stream media and helps her clients become their most confident self. She doesn't hold back and shares all the ways we can feel our best by creating a morning routine, improve our oral hygiene, and what sugars to avoid. She also explains how to tell if you have candida overgrowth, the impact sugar has on our mental health & her go to holiday cocktail recipe! This episode is filled with helpful veggies you won't want to miss. For More Veggies Follow @veggiesbeforenoonFind Jass & Get Her Tea Leaves here

COVID-19 pandemic exposes vulnerabilities in the digital ecosystem; CMS anticipates $33 Medicare Part D Premiums . Plus: WellSky is deepens its social determinants of health offerings by acquiring Healthify.Links to the stories:Healthcare data breaches on the riseMedicare Part D average premiums to increase nearly 5% in 2022, CMS saysWellSky beefs up community care tools with Healthify acquisition

This week in Indian startup news, Ola's electric scooter becomes the most pre-booked scooter in the world, PolicyBazaar IPO, New drone rules 2021, Blackstone acquires Simplilearn for $250 million, Byju's acquires Epic for $500 million and Youtube acquires video commerce startup SimSim. In funding news, Swiggy raises $1.25 billion, Lenskart raises $220 million, GlobalBees raises $150 million, Spinny raises $108 million, Delhivery raises $100 million, Healthify raises $75 million and BlackBuck raises $67 million to become a unicorn. Ola's electric scooter becomes the most pre-booked scooter in the world: Ola is close to launching its electric scooter and they have drummed up a lot of interest to make the launch as successful as possible. Ola has already started taking pre-booking orders from its customers and these orders touched 100,000 within the first 24 hours – making their electric scooter the most pre-booked scooter in the world. Ola's electric scooter is expected to be called Ola Series S and could have two variants named Ola S1 and Ola S1 Pro – their price is expected to fall between Rs 80,000-Rs 1,00,00. PolicyBazaar IPO: PolicyBazaar's board has already approved the IPO and the startup is expected to go public any time before the end of this year. They are planning to raise $873 million through the IPO at a valuation of up to $5 billion. New drone rules 2021: The government has announced new draft drone rules 2021, three months after they announced the draft ‘Unmanned Aircraft System Rules 2021'. Under the new rules, the government has made it considerably easier for people to own and operate drones by bringing down the number of forms required from 25 to just 6, removing the need for approvals like unique authorisation number, unique prototype identification number, certificate of conformance, certificate of maintenance, import clearance, and operator permit. Blackstone acquires Simplilearn for $250 million: Blackstone has acquired online certification platform Simplilearn for $250 million – making it the second big Indian startup acquisition this year after PlaySimple Games. Byju's acquires Epic for $500 million: Byju's has acquired a digital reading platform for kids Epic in a deal worth $500 million as they eye aggressive US expansion. Youtube acquires video commerce startup SimSim: YouTube has acquired SimSim as it plans to leverage the power of growing vernacular users to drive e-commerce through their platform. Swiggy raises $1.25 billion: Online food delivery unicorn Swiggy raises $1.25 million from Softbank Vision Fund 2 and Prosus Ventures. Lenskart raises $220 million: Omnichannel eyewear retailer Lenskart has raised $220 million from Temasek and Falcon Edge Capital to expand into Southeast Asia and the Middle East. GlobalBees raises $150 million: Thrasio-style GlobalBees has raised $150 million led by FirstCry to buy DTC brands with an annual revenue runrate between $1-$20 million. Spinny raises $108 million: Online used car retailer Spinny has raised $108 million from Tiger Global Management to expand its presence from 8 to 20 cities by the end of this year. Delhivery raises $100 million: E-commerce logistics unicorn has raised $100 million from FedEx Express ahead of its IPO plans. Healthify raises $75 million: Health and fitness startup HealthifyMe has raised $75 million from LeapFrog and Khosla Ventures to expand across the Southeast Asian market. BlackBuck raises $67 million to become a unicorn: Online trucking platform BlackBuck has raised $67 million from Tribe Capital, IFC Emerging Asia Fund and VEF to become India's latest unicorn.

Today on Health in 2 Point 00, Jess and Matthew chat about the staggering medical debt in this country before diving into some more health tech deals. First up on Episode 224, personal health record company b.well Connected Health raises $32 million, bringing their total to $57 million. Next, Quit Genius raises $64 million in a Series C, bringing the digital addiction clinic's total to $78.6 million, and Swedish telehealth company Doktor.se raises €29.5 million – there are some interesting investors in this one. Sweetch, a Bayer G4A company, raises $20 million for its behavior change app and Kno 2 raises $15 million in a Series A in yet another interoperability play. Finally, Healthify.Me raises $75 million, bringing its total to $100 million – this is like Noom plus exercise in India.

Do you want to know the secrets to having better hair, skin and nails?    On today's episode, Kara and Kirsten will be discussing issues that so many women today seem to have, including adult acne, hair loss and weak brittle nails. Learn how sometimes the most simple changes can make all the difference.   For more information or to contact Womxn Things: The Podcast, you can email us on womxnthings@gmail.com and make sure to follow us on our social media channels @womxnthings @fempowered_health @kickstart_with_kirsten

This week we have the Founder and CEO of Healthify, Manik Bhat. No Niko this week. Our production interns took over for this interview getting into the origins of Healthify as well as the the future of the SDOH space. Q4 being the company's highest point of growth since their inception, COVID has brought attention to this space, which has sparked both questions and creativity surrounding SDOH's role in a mid- and post-pandemic world.

Briana Contreras of MHE spoke with Manik Bhat, founder and CEO of Healthify – a company that works with managed care organizations to integrate social determinants of health (SDoH) into the healthcare ecosystem. Manik and Briana spoke about how the need to address SDoH has changed since the COVID-19 pandemic began and what the importance of addressing these social and economic issues are during and after the pandemic. They also touched on how SDoH contribute to the spread of viral diseases, but worsen the issues for individuals already struggling.

Miss Simi Botic is a barre instructor, a health coach, the author of Letting Go Of Leo and the smarty yoga pants wearing brain behind Unmeasured. That last one is basically a ballet-meets-pilates class… but one that focuses on body positivity and self-compassion. (As in diet culture turns of phrase aren’t allowed and body punishing mentalities will be kicked to the curb!) This chat was all about embracing movement that we love in a self-compassionate way that has nothing to do with earning food or shedding calories. This is the podcast episode where we kinda just said it as it is: that there are ways to enjoy your studio or gym or road time because of the joys that come with it. Joys that have nothing to do with weight or body composition! And you know what, just like healthy eating, your workout doesn’t have to suck! For the story on how Simi went from a compulsive exercise obsessed gal to the one who teaches a warm-hug-of-a-body-positive barre class, press play!    Press play to hear:  How Barre guru Simi Botic changed her negative relationship with exercise What’s an exercise obsession and how to spot it Why society doesn’t understand unhealthy workout behavior Signs it’s time to tone it down with your workout routine Joys your workout can bring that have nothing to do with body shape or size How diet culture shows up at the studio and at the gym Why Barre might be your movement of choice How Unmeasured is the movement choice that confronts diet culture   Links related to this episode: The full show notes with all the deets from this episode! BUY MY BEST SELLING BOOK, PARTY IN YOUR PLANTS Where to get Sunwarrior - my favorite plant-protein powder- for 20% off with code: PARTYINMYPLANTS at checkout Where to buy Four Sigmatic Magic Mushroom Products and save 15% with code: “PARTYINMYPLANTS” Book me to speak at your college, conference or company! Where I’d much appreciate you leaving a review for the show in iTunes!! Party in My Plants on Instagram Party in My Plants on Facebook Party in My Plants’ Videos on YouTube

#newepisodealert Our latest episode is now live! On this episode, we share some of our swaps to make #Indianfood relatively healthy. We give some tips and tricks on how to making cooking as stress-free as possible, while still eating healthy and nutritious food. We also talk about some of our favorite appliances that we use on a day to day basis to cook and eat #healthyfood. A huge shoutout to @iamrajmaheshwari a.k.a. Gheewala from NY for Vrindavan Ghee...we absolutely love this brand of ghee to cook/finish our food with

This is Investor Perspectives, I’m the host of Investor Connect, Hall T Martin, where we connect startups and investors for funding.  In today’s show, you’ll hear about healthcare and its impact on startups. COVID-19 has changed the landscape for startups giving us a new normal. During the pandemic, it became clear the need for changes in our healthcare system. We have joining us, Thomas Hawes of Blue Venture Fund - an investor in the healthcare space.  Tom is a member of the BlueCross BlueShield Fund Management team at Sandbox Industries and serves on the Sandbox Management Committee. He is the Board Chairman for Patientco, serves on the Board of Directors of Verata Health, Upward Health (fka BehaveCare), Octave Bioscience, Oncology Analytics, and AbleTo and is a board observer of HeartFlow, Thrive Earlier Detection, Phreesia, and Healthify. Tom holds a BA from Brigham Young University, an M.D. from New York Medical College, medical residency training at Yale, and an MBA from Harvard Business School. He is also a Kauffman Fellow.  You can visit Blue Venture Fund at . Thomas can be contacted via LinkedIn at , via Twitter at , and via email at . I hope you enjoy this episode.

During episode 52 and this expert Coronavirus update, we spent time with a nationally-recognized community health worker turned entrepreneur to discuss the impact on social determinants of health during the pandemic.  Manik Bhat is the Chief Strategy Officer of Healthify, a New York-based startup that provides leading solutions to address the social determinants of health at scale.  By building infrastructure to formalize relationships between healthcare and community-based organizations, Healthify brings its partners one step closer to closing the health equity gaps in their communities.  While together, Manik shared how Healthify is addressing COVID-19 both with its technology as well as its community partnerships and the early successes his ecosystem is experiencing.   I’m grateful for Manik’s continued devotion and advocacy for addressing the social determinants of health through equitable and collaborative partnerships between healthcare and social service organizations. While listening to any of our episodes, please make sure to join our online community at passionatepioneers.com in order to share feedback and ideas with our guests and to interact with the global community. Lastly- please subscribe to the podcast so you will automatically receive episode updates in your podcast player. Simply search Passionate Pioneers with Mike Biselli in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. Support this podcast

Make recipes your own and spruce them up with your favorite nutritious ingredients.You can modify recipes and make them your own, turning nutritious components into something delicious. Choose ingredients and dishes that make your body feel good. Swap out ingredients from those listed in your cookbook and get creative. Spend some time creating a menu for the week and preparing ingredients. It’s okay to get pre-cut components at the grocery store. Listen as Nealy Fischer joins Dr. Pamela Peeke to discuss how to healthify any recipe and make it your own.

Make recipes your own and spruce them up with your favorite nutritious ingredients.You can modify recipes and make them your own, turning nutritious components into something delicious. Choose ingredients and dishes that make your body feel good. Swap out ingredients from those listed in your cookbook and get creative. Spend some time creating a menu for the week and preparing ingredients. It’s okay to get pre-cut components at the grocery store. Listen as Nealy Fischer joins Dr. Pamela Peeke to discuss how to healthify any recipe and make it your own.

Make recipes your own and spruce them up with your favorite nutritious ingredients.You can modify recipes and make them your own, turning nutritious components into something delicious. Choose ingredients and dishes that make your body feel good. Swap out ingredients from those listed in your cookbook and get creative. Spend some time creating a menu for the week and preparing ingredients. It’s okay to get pre-cut components at the grocery store. Listen as Nealy Fischer joins Dr. Pamela Peeke to discuss how to healthify any recipe and make it your own.

As a Business Development Rep, Brady is experienced in enterprise-level solution selling with determination to learn and master complex industries.  With years of experience Brady has worked for Healthify, TruClinic, and Better before joining the Currencycloud team. In this episode we welcome Brady to the hosting team at the Payments Innovation podcast. 

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Looking to get healthy without having to lose all your fave foods? On today's show Nealy Fischer tells us how to HEALTHIFY your meals, and live a 90/10 lifestyle. She is the founder of The Flexible Chef and author of the book, Food You Want For The Life You Crave. Aaaaand you can win the book just by sharing this week's episode on Instagram. The winner will be announced next show. Plus, if you want to get you hands on the High Vibe 5 send a screen shot of your iTunes review to: andrea@mindfulmostly.com.  Looking to start a podcast? Email andrea@andreacollins.ca xo @Mindfulmostly

Ram Raju, MD, brings vast executive leadership experience and a keen understanding of New York’s health care delivery system to Northwell Health. As senior vice president and community health investment officer, he evaluates the needs of Northwell’s most vulnerable communities and provides solutions for them by collaborating with community-based organizations. He’s responsible for promoting, sustaining, and advancing an environment that supports equity and diversity, and helping the health system eliminate health disparities. Prior to Northwell, Dr. Raju served as president and CEO of NYC Health + Hospitals from January 2014 to November 2016. Dr. Raju also served as CEO for the Cook County Health and Hospitals System in Chicago, the nation’s third-largest public health system, where he improved cash flow by more than $100 million and changed the system’s financial health during his tenure from 2011 to 2014. Dr. Raju served as vice-chair of the Greater New York Hospital Association and currently sits on the boards of numerous city, state, and national health care organizations, including the American Hospital Association, the New York Academy of Medicine, and the Asian Health Care Leaders Association. Dr. Raju earned a medical diploma and Master of Surgery from Madras Medical College in India. He underwent further training in England, where he was elected as a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons. He later received an MBA from the University of Tennessee and CPE from the American College of Physician Executives. 03:01 The factor of health care that makes all the difference—and why the zip code matters. 04:20 Compensating by writing more prescriptions. 04:34 The 80/20 split. 05:13 Dissecting the 80% side of patient health care. 06:50 “How do we get this information to the patient … and how do we [get it to them] at the right time?” 08:54 What Dr. Raju is asking people to do differently. 10:43 The first step health systems should take to combat social determinants. 12:08 The program like Healthify that Dr. Raju has health systems use to help physicians integrate crucial data. 15:40 Providing an algorithm and, subsequently, a foundational metric. 16:13 The advantages to assigning a social score. 16:38 The components to having a great plan to tackle social determinants. 18:32 How Dr. Raju sees this system changing and evolving. 19:49 The barriers to rolling out Dr. Raju’s program. 20:12 “This … is a moment.” 25:08 Larger forces at work, too. 26:30 Why Dr. Raju refers to it as a “movement.” 29:27 “Keeping people healthy is not good for the health care industry.” 30:00 EP189 with Alex Jung of Ernst & Young. 30:55 “The culture is a problem; the economy is a problem.” 31:15 “You can’t just fix one; you got to fix the whole thing.”

Cam joins Kristen to share how incorporating discovery into Healthify's new customer onboarding process was transformational for their clients! Tune in for a detailed breakdown of their onboarding procedure, and how they've customized it based on what they've learned from experience.

This is the pilot episode for Stethoscope, where we provoke thought around'The Future of Pharmacy'This conversation dives into the ‘deep’ future of Pharmacy, and the emerging trends that are arising in the industry.Panelists:Flaviu Simihaian — CEO of iMedicare - www.imedicare.comTodd Petri — Co-Founder, Milestone Venture Partners - milestonevp.comModerator:Aaron Windfield — Co-Founder, Psocratic - psocratic.comSponsored by:Blueprint Health - http://www.blueprinthealth.org/Recorded live at:The Farm Soho - http://www.thefarmsoho.com/More about the panelists: Flaviu Simihaian — CEO, iMedicare Flaviu Simihaian is the founder and chief executive officer of iMedicare, a web-based pharmaceutical platform that enables pharmacies to track their patients’ medication plans. He is also the founder of eval.me. Simihaian completed his secondary education at Cannon School in 2004. He holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from Davidson College and master’s degree in software design and engineering from the University of North Carolina.Todd Pietri — Partner, Milestone Venture PartnersTodd Pietri co-founded Milestone Venture Partners with Ed Goodman in 1999 and became Managing Partner in 2014. He brings operating and investment experience to its management. Since launching MVP II in 2001, Mr. Pietri has developed expertise and relationships in Milestone’s principle focus areas of Digital Health and software/data businesses. Mr. Pietri has helped guide several Milestone portfolio companies to a successful exit, including Derivatives Portfolio Management (sold to Mellon Financial in February 2005), MedPage Today(sold to Everyday Health in December 2010, which in turn went public in March 2014), Octagon Research Solutions (sold to Accenture, Inc. in August 2012), MapMyFitness (sold to Under Armour, Inc. in December 2013) and GQ Life Sciences(sold to Aptean, Inc. in September 2016). He currently supervises MDX Medical (“Vitals”), YouNow, BA-Insight,Halfpenny Technologies, SHYFT Analytics, Cureatr, RxWiki and Healthify.Aaron Windfield — Co-Founder, Psocratic & ModeratorAaron is an entrepreneur and award winning mathematician. He is the cofounder of a behavioral technology and intelligence company, Psocratic (www.psocratic.com), which is a tech company that makes behavior change simple and accessible for individuals and communities.He is an advisor and investor to startups in the NYC community, and has experience raising investment for startups, driving business development for organizations, and leveraging data science to steer business strategy and product development.General Details:Stethoscope is a 'Blueprint Health' series based out of the ‘The Farm’ coworking space in Soho New York City.Each month, Blueprint Health invites thought leaders to brainstorm around the future of the health-related topics: eg, future of pharmacy, future of proactive health. The main idea is not to talk about where we've been or what we've done, but rather to provoke thought and improvised discussions around what 'could' happen in the future of those health topics.Each conversation is moderated by Psocratic, a technology company that makes behavior change simple and accessible for individuals and communities.If you would like to show up to a live recording, please join the email list at http://www.thefarmsoho.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Health care doesn’t just happen at hospitals. Start-up Healthify is building a software platforms to help patients stay healthy after they’ve left the hospital or physicians office by tracking and managing their basic needs.

Manik Bhat is the CEO and cofounder of Healthify. After spending time connecting patients to social services in the Baltimore community and dealing with the poor state of affairs in managing a patient's social needs, he decided to start Healthify to improve the status quo. Manik hopes to change the way we coordinate around an individual's social needs and prove that addressing social determinants is not only the morally just thing to do but is also the fiscally responsible thing to do in the era of value. His work has been featured at TEDMED, the Center for Healthcare Strategies, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, and in Forbes.  Healthify is currently active in over 24 states and growing. Twitter: @HealthifyUS 00:00 What Social Determinants are.03:15 A percentage breakdown of what causes/affects outcomes.03:45 “The reality is that anywhere from 35-60% of our health outcomes are determined by Social Determinants.”05:00 “80% of money is spent on medical services when only 20% of these services determine health outcomes.”05:10 Long-term thinking vs. Short-term thinking in the healthcare industry.07:40 Addressing Social Determinants in a value-based environment vs. a fee-for-service environment.10:00 How Healthify got its start.17:00 Healthcare and social programs in place to combat Social Determinants.19:30 Making Social Determinants evidence-based.20:30 What using Healthify looks like.21:30 The patient-facing and staff-facing ends of Healthify.24:15 How Healthify can facilitate between the patient, community-based organizations, and medical providers.27:15 How Healthify qualifies services and providers.29:00 How Healthify has evolved.32:15 The importance of constant training for community health workers.33:50 Three lessons: benefit-driven messaging to the patient, rigourous training to the staff, and social service engagement.34:30 You can find out more at Manik@healthify.us or https://www.healthify.us/