Podcast appearances and mentions of jim kirby

Integrating health services into retail through a holistic approach that aligns food, pharmacy, and healthcare improves consumer health outcomes. In the latest episode, Jim Kirby, Chief Commercial Officer at Kroger Health, discusses how Kroger is integrating health services into their stores. He emphasizes a holistic approach that combines food, pharmacy, and healthcare to improve consumer health. Kirby shares a personal story to highlight the importance of understanding a patient's overall health needs, including diet. He also discusses Kroger Health's strategies, such as a food health score, to guide healthier choices and potentially reduce healthcare costs. Tune in now to gain valuable insights and be inspired by how holistic health approaches can transform healthcare delivery! Resources: Connect with and follow Jim Kirby on LinkedIn and contact him at jim.kirby@kroger.com. Follow Kroger Health on LinkedIn and Instagram and visit their website.  Visit the Nourishing Change Conference on their website.

Unlike other retailers who are shuttering their retail health clinics, Kroger is leaning into their healthcare efforts and improving access to care without delving fully into primary care. Kroger's Chief Commercial Officer, Jim Kirby, discusses the company's latest initiatives, such as a partnership with BiteWell to introduce a simple food scoring system that helps patients make healthier choices while reducing overall healthcare costs and working with healthcare providers to integrate nutrition data into patient care records. Learn more about Kroger Health at https://www.krogerhealth.com/ Find more great health IT content at https://www.healthcareittoday.com/

About James Kirby:James Kirby is a dedicated and innovative leader in the healthcare industry, currently serving as the Chief Commercial Officer at Kroger Health. With a PharmD and a board certification in pharmacotherapy, James is committed to integrating health services into retail environments to enhance consumer health outcomes. At Kroger Health, he spearheads the Food as Medicine strategy, promoting a holistic approach that aligns food, pharmacy, and healthcare. His personal journey and professional expertise drive his passion for creating a comprehensive healthcare ecosystem that addresses the overall health needs of individuals. James is also an adjunct professor, and a Fellow of the American Pharmacists Association, and actively contributes to advancing healthcare through strategic partnerships and industry collaboration.Things You'll Learn:Discover how Kroger Health is leveraging its extensive network of stores, including pharmacies and convenient care clinics, to integrate health services into retail environments.Learn about the importance of aligning food, pharmacy, and healthcare services to enhance consumer health outcomes through a holistic approach.Gain insights from Jim Kirby's personal story, which underscores the need to understand a patient's overall health needs, including dietary habits, for better health management.Find out how Kroger Health is implementing strategies like a food health score to guide customers toward healthier food choices and potentially reduce healthcare costs.Explore the potential for a national nutrition security measure, involving both health and retail sectors, to improve health outcomes on a national level.Resources:Connect with and follow Jim Kirby on LinkedIn and contact him at jim.kirby@kroger.com.Follow Kroger Health on LinkedIn and Instagram and visit their website. Visit the Nourishing Change Conference on their website.

In this episode of the Mass Construction Show we discuss with Scott some of his recent articles relevant to the construction and development industry.  We discuss his reporting on permits, BPDA approvals, Lab space coming on the market, a new ISD commissioner, construction lawsuits, layoffs and an article where he recieved quotes from John Moriarty, Joe Albenese and Jim Kirby. Contrarian Boston is a must read for everyone in our industry. Georgie on X Today's Show is brought to you by Central, commercial carpenters and supporters of our conversations.Enjoy the show! Follow the Mass Construction Show here: Linkedin Instagram Twitter Facebook TikTok Intro & Outro music by: Sound Revolution --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/joekelly/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/joekelly/support

I hope enjoy this excellent stuff from Dr. Jim Kirby! He is truly a great and godly man. His positivity and wonderful personality are exactly what most of us need. But... it is also exactly who most of us can be. Positive thinking unlocks your best attitude and greatest potential. Walk with me through the speech given by Jim at the Tarleson State University in 2015. Jim retired that year due to brain tumors that affected him. Even in trial, he shines through as a "can do" person who continues, even now, to do things that defy expectations and inspire others.In lieu of the standard five questions, I will put his five points and the speech link below:The Positive Thinker...- Sees opportunity where others see impossibility- Says "not yet" when others say "never"- Tries another way rather than giving up- Optimizes every opportunity - Realizes there is a big picturehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vcoYcc9xTc

BONUS THURSDAY EPISODE - The second one ever. Yeah, I dropped the ball on this. But thanks to the constant pestering of a certain friend named Jim Kirby, I'm committed to rolling a few of these out in the coming months. Let's take 10 minutes and learn how to make every day more rich. In particular, find things you really love, short little moments of joy in your day. Can you identify a few of those? Now what if you doubled the amount of time they were getting? What if you weren't rushed to wrap that up and get to the next thing? Well, you don't have to be. And you will feel incredibly accomplished if you give them more time to breath and live. And it starts with just one thing.- Why do we sometimes rush and rush until life's no fun?- What are the most awesome little moments you have in life every day?- What can you do to double them?- Would you like to feel like you have more control over your daily life?- How does stretching the good help us lay aside some bad habits in our day?

Why do some roofs end up in the parking lot? Learn the answer to that question and much more in this this information-packed episode where I discuss the ins and outs of wind uplift design for low-slope roofing with Jennifer Keegan (LinkedIn), James R. Kirby (LinkedIn) and Benjamin Meyer (LinkedIn) of the GAF Building & Roofing Science team (LinkedIn). For more details and show notes: https://copelandbec.com/episode-3-roof-wind-design --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/buildbetter/message

Feature photo: Grand Blue Mile 2019 ©Jim Kirby 2019   On this edition of the Next level Iowa Podcast we get amped up for the Drake Relays and also stop by the Iowa Hawkeye Senior Banquet to talk with Coach Woody and some of the Hawks.  It’s going to be a great Drake relays’ weekend! All this and […]

Feature photo: ©Jim Kirby 2016 On this edition of the Next level Iowa Podcast we talk about results featuring the big Iowa State meet this past week in addition to all the other meets featuring our Iowa athletes. We talk with Drake Relays Director, Blake Boldon about the exciting news featuring our Iowa High School Athletes […]

Feature photo: Drake Relays’ Slam Dunk Competition featuring Blake Boldon (far left), defending champion Ricky Robertson (with flag), judges and competitions©Jim Kirby 2019    On this edition of the Next Level Iowa Podcast we again, talk with Blake Bolden and get his thoughts about the Drake Relays’ Slam Dunk Competition held at Half-time at the Drake Men’s […]

Dan and Jim discuss the creation of an early campaign and working with the late Jim Kirby. 

“Compassion” by Jim Kirby. Released: 2016. The post Compassion appeared first on Clarkrange Baptist Church.

Former movie stunt driver and Cannonball Run participant Jim Kirby talks about how he got into the movie business. He also tells us about his company that builds and modifies vehicles so unique shots can be filmed inside cars. His crew take apart a seemingly stock Acura. Producer: Jeff Fox Audio Engineer: Chris Laxamana