Podcasts about Jonathan Bush

“Health care is finally ready to operate at information speed,” says Jonathan Bush, co-founder and CEO of Zus Health. Bush joins Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Jonathan Palmer to explain why he believes health care is poised for a digital transformation. He unpacks how Zus uses AI and FHIR-native tools to pull patient data from fragmented sources, clean it and serve it back to providers in actionable form. From uncovering the “fire in the trash” to helping doctors identify high-risk patients before costs spike, Bush shares what it means to be a modern health-tech platform and why he came out of retirement to build it. They also discuss the early customers driving growth, lessons from Athenahealth and why gross margin, not buzz, is the new benchmark for digital health.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jonathan Bush, CEO of Zus Health, sat down with Barron's Andy Serwer to discuss his various health-care ventures as well as the chronic challenges facing the U.S. health-care system.

This week, Cage-A-Palooza 2024 continues with 2010's The Sorcerer's Apprentice. Jonathan Bush is here to talk about this Disney action/adventure flick. It was something of a bomb when it dropped in 2010, but why? It's got a fun cast, and a neat idea. So what went wrong? Or was it just a victim of poor timing on release? Let's find out...Find Jonathan's work at https://www.extralettuce.com or find him on the socials as ExtraLettuceAnd if you are coming to Dragoncon 2024, be sure to check out the live show in Galleria 6 Friday night at 8:30PM!Thanks go out to Audie Norman (@TheAudieNorman) for the album art. Outro music In Pursuit provided by Purple-Planet.comSupport the show by going to patreon.com/wyhsVisit tvstravis.com for more shows and projects from TVsTravis Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jonathan Bush is the co-founder of Zus Health, and previously CEO and co-founder of Athena Healthcare, a $6 billion company that handles back-end processing for medical practices and hospitals. He's also a member of a famous political family. Earlier in his career, he intended to go into politics to help make the world a better […]

Jonathan Bush, founder and CEO of Zus Health, and Chris Severn, cofounder and CEO of Turquoise Health, join Julie Yoo, general partner, and Colin Rom, head of public policy for a16z Bio + Health.We've long believed that regulatory change can be a catalyst for company creation. In this episode, Jonathan and Chris detail how that was true for them. They also outline a few key takeaways for founders hoping to leverage regulatory change themselves.

This week, Travis is joined by Jonathan Bush to talk about the 1999 film October Sky. Directed by Joe Johnston, and starring Jake Gyllenhall and Chris Cooper, based on the real life story of Homer Hickam, a high school student living in a coal mining town in 1957. He wants to build rockets and get out of the small town, but his father wants him to work in the mine. So, is this a feel good, uplifting movie about overcoming adversity, or just some Hollywood cheese that plays fast and loose with being "based on a true story"? Let's find out...Get some cool chainmail art from Jonathan at https://www.extralettuce.com and follow him on InstragramThanks go out to Audie Norman (@TheAudieNorman) for the album art. Outro music In Pursuit provided by Purple-Planet.comSupport the show by going to patreon.com/wyhsVisit tvstravis.com for more shows and projects from TVsTravis Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, we dive in to a movie that Travis loves, but his guest Jonathan Bush has never seen before. 2003's Identity is a whodunit with some added seasoning. But, does it hold up after 20 years? Do the twists and turns of the story actually work? Is it a mid budget thriller with no teeth, or does it elevate itself to something a bit more rewatchable? Let's find out...Thanks go out to Audie Norman (@TheAudieNorman) for the album art. Outro music In Pursuit provided by Purple-Planet.comSupport the show by going to patreon.com/wyhsVisit tvstravis.com for more shows and projects from TVsTravis Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Whether you place the blame on wonky demand curves or misaligned incentive structures, there's no getting around it: the massive U.S. healthcare system just isn't delivering on its $4.3 trillion investment. Is it time for a medical Manhattan Project? In this special episode, Justin is joined by Jonathan Bush, founder and CEO of Zus Health, and Robert Musslewhite, Definitive Healthcare CEO, to debate the future of the US healthcare system – what's broken and who has what responsibility to fix it. Justin, Jonathan, and Robert discuss who's really at-fault – is it the government, the payors, or the healthcare systems themselves? One thing's for sure: it's not the patient's fault – or is it? They debate ideas for aligning payors, providers, employers, and patients. And they discuss the industry's long, winding, and never-ending road to IT interoperability, and why that interoperability might not be the panacea that so many people think it could be. Justin, Robert, and Jonathan openly wonder whether Meaningful Use and the “EMR-ification” of American healthcare was successful or not, and analyze how the emerging era of virtual care is going to change healthcare as we know it. At the end of their discussion, Jonathan lays out his vision for the hospital of the future – one that doesn't even require a physical building to operate. To learn more about Definitive Healthcare, please visit us at definitivehc.com.

Jonathan Bush, CEO and co-founder of Zus Health, shares his thoughts on why he sees duplication as core to what frustrates so many with the US health system, how his experience leading athenahealth has shaped his team's approach at Zus, and what his advice is for first time founders in health tech.

Founder and CEO of Zus Health, Jonathan Bush, joins Eric Thrailkill to preview their attendance at Nashville's upcoming healthcare event, ViVE, scheduled for March 26-29 at the Music City Center in Nashville. In this episode, Jonathan shares his insights on the necessary tech layer, consisting of “Data as a Service” to accelerate the growth in digital and virtual first care solutions, and also speaks about the significance of the Nashville healthcare ecosystem helping to lead the way to better health for all by leveraging industry knowledge in new health ventures.

Jonathan Bush, CEO of Zus Health, and former CEO of athenahealth needs little introduction in the world of health IT. He stops by for a wide-ranging interview about why digital health companies are the shot in the arm patients need, why he started Zus Health to speed up the entire category, what he learned in the years after he was fired at athenahealth in 2018 and starting Zus Health, and why the existence of paper in healthcare still fills him with rage.

The same way that a company like Stripe provides payment processing infrastructure for eCommerce, Zus Health is building the infrastructure for digital health.CEO Jonathan Bush and his team are doing the dirty work to make electronic health records more accessible and accelerate innovation in the patient relationship management space.Prior to Zus, Jonathan spent 22 years as CEO of Athena Health, the leading provider of cloud-based services for electronic health records. He also served as a US Army Medic during Desert Storm and EMT for the City of New Orleans.On this episode of HLTH Matters, Jonathan joins hosts Dr. Gautam Gulati and Dr. Jordan Shlain  to explain how building infrastructure will give the current wave of digital health companies staying power and encourage innovation in the space. Jonathan describes how his team is moving old medical records into ZODS (the Zus operational data store) and when the protocol will be open for building. Listen in for Jonathan's insight on the explosion of venture capital in health tech and find out how you can be a part of the Zus Health team.Topics CoveredHow the goal of Zus Health differs from Jonathan's previous venture with AthenaWhy the claims-based architecture of the healthcare system is resistant to the faster-better-cheaper model of innovationHow Zus is to healthcare what Plaid is to bankingHow venture capital in the health tech space has increased exponentially in the last 7 yearsJonathan's hope that building the infrastructure will give the current wave of digital health companies more staying power (and encourage people to build more)The constraints Jonathan's team faces in building Zus and when the protocol will be open for buildingWhy the term emergency medical records or EMR is no longer relevantGiving healthcare data the agency to find you vs. waiting for you to access itThe mapping Jonathan's team at Zus is doing to move old medical records into ZODS (Zus operational data store)The many open positions on the Zus Health teamHow Jonathan defines health as the full exposure to personal joy Connect with Jonathan BushZus Health Connect with Dr. Gautam Gulati & Dr. Jordan ShlainHLTHDr. Gulati on TwitterDr. Gulati on LinkedInDr. Shlain on TwitterDr. Shlain on LinkedIn ResourcesAthena HealthNoomCommonWell Health AllianceCarequality21st Century Cures ActInnovaccer Introductory Quote[5:07] “Is this the equivalent in the FinTech world of what Plaid is to banks, Zus is to...” “You got it. Stipe or Twilio. You don't want to go and build, you know, 600 connections to 600 hospitals and then do all the normalization. One guy go do that miserable work and then serve up 15 different APIs for manifesting it in whatever software you're building.”

In this episode of 'Influencers', Andy is joined by Zus Health CEO Jonathan Bush as they discuss the shift to digital medicine and how it will reshape the healthcare industry over the next decade. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our guest on this episode of StartUp Health NOW, Jonathan Bush, has been pushing and prodding and challenging the status quo since the dawn of the digital health revolution. He did it first as the CEO & Co-founder of athenahealth back in the late 90s, where he collaborated with Todd and Ed Park to build one of the industry's first internet-based healthcare companies. For that work, Fortune included Jonathan Bush in its list of "34 Leaders Who Are Changing Healthcare." Now, Bush is back with an ambitious new startup called Zus Health, which uses a library of software tools to enable digital health companies to build their own unique experiences. StartUp Health President & Co-founder Unity Stoakes sat down with him on stage at the StartUp Health Festival @ ViVE earlier in March to hear about what he's building and where he sees health innovation growing next. And, why he likens Zus to being "the waterboy for health innovation." Entrepreneurs: How to get investment from StartUp Health startuphealth.com Investors: How to invest in StartUp Health Moonshots healthmoonshots.com Want more content like this? You can subscribe to the podcast as well as other health innovation updates at startuphealth.com/content. Sign up for StartUp Health Insider™ to get funding insights, news, and special updates delivered to your inbox.

I interviewed Jonathan Bush, former CEO of Athenahealth and current CEO of Zus Health, about how to get a universal patient record. Episode Resources Connect with Arundhati Parmar aparmar@medcitynews.com https://twitter.com/aparmarbb?lang=en https://medcitynews.com/ Connect with Jonathan Bush https://zushealth.com/ https://www.athenahealth.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanbushjr https://twitter.com/Jonathan_Bush 

This is an extra special episode of The VentureFizz Podcast as it is a milestone episode - welcome to Episode 250! This means we have over 10 days worth of entrepreneurial and investor interviews! For Episode 250, I couldn't think of a better guest than Jonathan Bush, Founder & CEO of Zus Health. Yes, his last name is Bush, as in the same Bush family where his uncle and cousin were both president of the United States. Jonathan has been following his own journey as a very successful healthcare entrepreneur. He co-founded and led athenahealth to a public offering with this early cloud based healthcare software provider. His latest company, Zus Health, is an even larger swing, as the company is looking to build out the platform to disrupt the healthcare industry the same way Stripe disrupted payments by building the industry's first shared development platform backed by a shared data record. The company is venture backed with financing led by Andreessen Horowitz (a16z). F-Prime Capital, Maverick Ventures, Rock Health, Martin Ventures and Oxeon Investments also participated in the round. In this episode of our podcast, we cover: * Trends across the healthcare and tech industry. * His background growing up and how his time spent as an EMT and a combat medic gave him the inside look at the inefficiencies across the healthcare industry. * The full lifecycle story of athenahealth in terms of the original business model and how the company evolved to being the leading provider of cloud based services for electronic medical records, revenue cycle management, medical billing, and more. * All the details on Zus Health and how they are disrupting the healthcare industry, plus the details on their growth plans ahead. * An overview of Firefly Health where Jonathan is the company's Executive Chairman. * Advice for first time founders on building startups in the healthcare industry. * And so much more. If you like the show, please remember to subscribe and review us on iTunes, Soundcloud, Spotify, Stitcher, or Google Play.

The interviewer is Jonathan Bush, OCF Regional Representative for the South along with his friend Bekah. The subject of the interview is "What is a vocation?"

Jonathan Bush joins us today. He is the founder and CEO of Zus Health (pronounced Zeus), a young and rapidly growing company working to “reverse the curse of health data isolation” by creating the healthcare industry's first shared development platform backed by a shared data record.   Prior to founding Zus, Jonathan was a co-founder and CEO of athenahealth. Currently, he also serves as the Executive Chairman of Firefly Health.   In our conversation today, Jonathan and I will take you on a fast-moving tour on empowering digital-first healthcare for better patient experiences and outcomes, on how policy set the stage for the founding of Zus, on pivotal points in his career and life and how setbacks lead to growth, on his fantastic ride and leadership with athenahealth, and, finally, on a crystal ball look into the future.

Recently, the HIMSSCast team had a chance to sit down with a wide range of healthcare innovators at HLTH in Boston to discuss what they saw as the major trends shaping the evolution of heathcare. One that came up over and over again was value-based care. We talked to notables including Jonathan Bush, Glenn Tullman, Toyin Ajayi and many more about how changing how we pay for healthcare is opening the door to radically re-imagine how we provide it.This is the first in a series of "Industry Voices" episodes where we'll feature a wide range of guests speaking on a single theme.More about this episode:'You can't navigate your way through a broken system': Transcarent's Glen Tullman on healthcare cost, quality'Omnichannel' is the new watchword as big tech, retail get serious about healthcareHow retail giant Walmart plans to disrupt the healthcare industryRetail giant Best Buy snaps up remote monitoring company Current HealthInnovation can increase the value of employer-sponsored careFirefly Health launches virtual-first health plan for small and mid-sized employersCityblock rakes in $400M for platform focused on Medicaid and low-income populations and other digital health fundingsModernizing Medicare and Medicaid means addressing the affordability crisis

The Athenahealth Founder and CEO of Zus has come a long way from his ambulance driving days. He's focused on solving thousands of problems for digital health founders and learning from his epic failures and great successes.Visit us at www.caretalkpodcast.comWatch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Wy7D5g1jyLMSubscribe to CareTalk on your favorite podcast service:Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/2GTYhbN......Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast......Google Podcasts https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0...... #hlthconference #hlth2021 #health #healthcarebusiness #healthcarepolicy

In the first of a series of interviews with entrepreneurs, John speaks to Jonathan Bush. He is the CEO of Zus Health, a health-tech startup that aims to become the “Build-A-Bear” of digital health platforms for health care providers; the former CEO of Athenahealth; and John Ellis' first cousin. Bush grew Athenahealth from a small startup in his basement into a public company with a $6 billion market capitalization and 5,000 employees. He and John talk about that journey, and how he came back to health-tech after he departed Athenahealth. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, we interview Jonathan Bush, the founder and CEO of Zus Health. We discuss his broad vision for Zus as well as some of his learnings from founding and leading athenahealth and from serving as the Executive Chairman of Firefly Health. Zus Health is seeking to enable the new wave of digital-first provider organizations by building a unified patient record and a toolkit with which these organizations can build better patient relationship management tools and provider workflows. Zus Health completed a $34M Series A raise led by Andreessen Horowitz with participation from F-Prime Capital and Maverick Ventures.

Today's episode is all about the history and future of infusing tech into healthcare with the goals of improving outcomes and lowering costs, and features one of the leading voices in this field, Jonathan Bush. Jonathan, aka JB, started his career in healthcare as an ambulance driver and army medic, and then met Todd Park, another Bio Eats World guest, while at Booz Allen. Together they founded Athena Women's Health Clinic, which evolved from a clinic specializing in maternity care to one of the original digital health companies providing cloud-based services and point-of-care clinical and back office tools for providers, later called Athenahealth. In this conversation with a16z general partner Julie Yoo — who is also a digital health builder — JB discusses this evolution, how it mirrors the bigger trend shifts in healthcare, and how it has informed the mission of his new company, Zus, which he compares to a Github for healthtech. JB and Julie cover what's changed since the launch of Athena, 25 years ago, how to disrupt an entrenched system like healthcare, the role regulation plays in the space, and the under appreciated importance of bottom-up sales. Please note there is some colorful language used in this episode, in case you have young children listening.

Today on Health in 2 Point 00, I haven ‘t been fired yet – so I'm taking over this episode. On Episode 217, there's been a lot going on in the digital health world, including the biggest IPO in health tech ever with Bright Health's $14 billion valuation. Speaking of IPOs, 23andMe went public yesterday with a $3.5 billion valuation. Zus Health gets $25 million in a Series A with Jonathan Bush as CEO. Pill Club raises $49 million getting contraceptives to women online, similar to Nurx. Finally Brightline gets $72 million, this is a child mental health company; they take family prep, family counseling psychiatry, and coaching and put it all together.

Today on Health in 2 Point 00, Jess claims to be blameless for the drama between Jonathan Bush and Glen Tullman. On Episode 198, we talk about Microsoft buying Nuance for $16 billion and $3 billion in debt – is Microsoft taking over healthcare, and is this going to slow Nuance down? Cohere Health raises $36 million in a Series B, working on improving prior authorizations between health plans and providers. We wrap up with a lightning round of IPO rumors regarding Privia Health, VillageMD, and Bright Health.

We started doing this show back in November 2019, back before the world changed. Then, in March, we got the pandemic that really made everything we were talking about up until that point moot. On today's show, we're going to dive into some of those changes. I invited our early guests on the podcast to make a quick video answering the question: What will be the lasting impact of the pandemic on healthcare technology? We'll hear from Dr. Bill Hansen, CMIO of UPenn, Jonathan Bush, Executive Chairman of Firefly and founder of athenahealth, Stephanie Tilenius CEO of Vida, Aaron Patzer CEO of Vital, and many more. There are certainly themes that carry throughout, but there are also different messages that are worth discussing and delving deeper into. So, to help with that delving, I've invited an old friend of mine, Terrence Hibbert to hang out with me and talk through some of these predictions. Terrence was most recently the Director of Innovation at University of Mississippi Medical Center. Prior to that, he was the director of IT Solution strategy at UMC. This show was developed as part of a Redox's Quarterly event and is also available via video. Check it out here: www.redoxengine.com/quarterly

Jonathan Bush is well known in the field of health-tech. He was the co-founder and CEO of athenahealth, a company he led for over 20 years. Today, Jonathan is the executive chairman of Firefly Health. Jonathan joined Niko Skievaski for a lively and wide-ranging conversation. Topics included: 03:55 – Where did the dream of the EHR go wrong? 07:05 – Bush's belief that current EHR systems will become “record-keeping furnaces” that few physicians use – and the ONC's efforts to promote interoperability. 09:55 – Bringing consumer sovereignty into the healthcare system. 13:20 – On his new company, Firefly Health, which strive to redefine high-quality healthcare. 19:00 – Data privacy issues; especially between employers and employees. 25:35 – Bush's thoughts on healthcare changes coming in the 2020s. As always, Jonathan Bush is thoughtful, opinionated, and insightful. We hope you enjoy this inaugural conversation of The Redox Podcast.

Healthcare is poised to experience massive changes in the 2020s – but it seems things aren't going fast enough. There are innovators everywhere – from start-ups to big companies to healthcare organizations – all eager to make a difference. On The Redox Podcast, we talk with some of the most interesting and influential people in healthcare today. In this short overview of the series, we preview our first three guests – Jonathan Bush, executive chairman of Firefly – and formerly CEO of athenahealth; Dr. Fatima Paruk, CMIO at Microsoft; and Dr. Bill Hanson, CMIO of Penn Medicine. We not only invite you to listen and subscribe to our series – we invite you to be part of the community working every day to make a difference. Feel free to comment with your opinions and suggestions – and thank you for listening to The Redox Podcast!

The Health Innovation Media and HealthcareNOW Radio pop-up studio team covered the second HLTH - that's HLTH - conference in Las Vegas Nevada. The combined team included Nick van Terheyden MD aka Dr. Nick, Douglas Goldstein the 'eFuturist', Roberta Mullin, Partner, Answers Media Network and station manager at HealthcareNOW Radio, Carol Flagg, Partner and Director of Marketing, Answers Media Network and Jane Boque, Chief Revenue Officer at Xtelligent Healthcare Media. The conversation was recorded live in the exhibition hall at HLTH, so enjoy the exchange! For more information or to listen/view the posted interviews see out pop-up studio showcase. Guests include Patrice Harris, MD, President of the American Medical Association, Daniel Kraft, MD, Physician, Scientist and Innovator and curator of Exponential Medicine, former AthenaHealth co-founder and CEO, Jonathan Bush, now executive chairman at Firefly Health, a direct primary care start-up, and Daniel Durand, MD, Chief Innovation Officer at Lifebridge Health, as well as others. ==##==    

Hey ya'll welcome to the sixth episode of the Cowboy Perspective! In this episode I get to talk with Matt Magee the host of Healthy Conversations podcast. Matt was nice enough to have me on his podcast as a guest to talk all things Bacon Bash Texas! Links to and lists of information discussed or mentioned throughout this podcast.... Bacon Bash Texas Books mentioned The Whole 30 by Melissa Hatwig Urban and Dallas Hartwig Ego Is the Enemy by Ryan Holiday The Stand by Stephen King Where Does it Hurt by Jonathan Bush and Stephen Baker Nonviolent Communication by Marshall Rosenberg PhD Blink: The Power of Thinking without Thinking by Malcolm Gladwell Podcasts Referenced - The Tim Ferris Show (Eric Schmidt - Lessons from a Trillion - Dollar Coach), The GaryVee Audio Experience, The Kevin Rose Show, Cocaine and Rhinestones, Armchair Expert Matt Magee - Healthy Conversations (3:10) – Neil Dudley's background (4:22) – Rodeo! (5:10) – Bacon Bash overview (9:33) – What is Niki Warms the Cold? (11:55) – A quick tangent – Bacon Bash Texas, not Bacon Fest (13:10) – Type I Diabetes (15:50) – Ways to donate and get involved – www.baconbashtexas.com (18:20) – Mike Micallef, a champion for Bacon Bash (19:13) – The Keto Diet (20:54) – How and when Neil started the Keto Diet and his perspective on addiction (24:20) – Peterson Natural Foods (28:23) – Bacon without additives (29:25) – Getting started at Peterson Farms – how Cody became the president and Neil started working for Peterson Farms (36:43) – When and where is Bacon Bash? (37:41) – Health Secrets/Staying Healthy (39:25) – What podcasts and audio books Neil listens to (43:10) – The value of a dollar or bitcoin (47:18) – Matt's favorite books (49:46) – Matt's Day Job (51:48) – Wrap up The Cowboy Perspective is produced by Straight Up Podcasts & Root and Roam

Dr Jonathan Bush (Durham University) Nicholas Wiseman and Ushaw Part of a session on the Catholic Revival

Welcome to Episode 47 of The VentureFizz Podcast, the flagship podcast of your most-trusted source for startup and tech jobs, news, and insights! For this episode of our podcast, I interviewed Ed Park, Co-Founder and CEO of Devoted Health. Ed and his brother Todd Park have a special bond, and their great relationship has carried over into the world of entrepreneurship. Ed joined his brother and Jonathan Bush in the very early days of building athenahealth, one of the anchor companies in the Boston tech scene which is publicly traded on the NASDAQ. Ed and Todd's next company is called Devoted Health, and they are looking to fix healthcare for seniors. In this episode of our podcast, we cover: -The full background story of athenahealth, and how the HMO revolution of the late 90's created the perfect storm to solve the administrative headaches for doctors -How their focus kept them on a path which ultimately resulted in the top IPO of 2007 -The details on Devoted Health, and how they are looking to make healthcare easier, more affordable, and a whole lot more caring -How they have built a world-class leadership team, which includes the person who invented the term “data science” -Plus, a lot more! Lastly, if you like the show, please remember to subscribe to and review us on iTunes, or your podcast player of choice!

athenahealth is helping to build the internet architecture for the healthcare industry. It is a cloud based software enabled company that helps physicians manage patients’ electronic medical records, among other services. The company was initially focused on childbirth services in San Diego before transitioning into a digital management company for the healthcare industry. Jonathan speaks […]

In 1988, college student Jonathan Bush climbed on top of a pile of wooden slats in the middle of an unfinished housing development and looked out over a gathering of political volunteers, “Okay,” he announced. “Here’s how it’s gonna go. My name is Jonathan Bush, and we in the next four days are gonna win this election.” “This election” was for his uncle, George H.W. Bush, in his first campaign for president. Jonathan didn’t think much of the speech at the time; he’d given thousands of such stump speeches to volunteers before, and would go on to give many more before the campaign was over. However, months later, after the White House had been won and his uncle sworn in as President, Jonathan had more than one person tell him that his speech was a seminal event for the campaign. “I mean I did everything wrong. But I had been allowed a little bit like Gladwell to have my ten thousand hours of speech giving, and then it mattered all of a sudden and I was on top of this pile of sticks that I had created…I had gone through a lot and it was all visible on my face. And, uh, it worked.” While it may not have been the Saint Crispin’s Day speech from Henry V, Jonathan nevertheless learned that he has the ability to galvanize people about things that he really cares about. Takeaways from this episode: • Early in his life, Jonathan equated worthiness to receive love with “good works.”. To him, his uncle (President of the United States George H.W. Bush) was at the top of this worthiness scale, and it was Jonathan’s duty to find a way to serve and contribute as much as possible to the worldwide community. While he now recognizes that may not have been the message his family was trying to send, it nevertheless impacted his worldview.  • Being “in the fight” and gaining knowledge is almost more important than the achievement at the end. “No matter how hard you are in your thinking, if you believe that the fight you’re in is the gateway to a much bigger fight, that you’re always at the tip of a much bigger…mountain range or the entrance of a bigger mountain range…that’s to me what gives me great joy, and satisfaction is that we keep finding whole new frontiers.” • “An entrepreneur is someone who doesn’t want to compete with everybody else.”  Links and show notes at http://whitneyjohnson.com/jonathan-bush

Live at HLTH, Trevor and Steve host a Unicorn Panel with Frank Williams, Anne Wojcicki and Jonathan Bush.

Activist investors are offering to buy the health records company, but visionary CEO Jonathan Bush might not want to sell. Also, Shire gives the thumbs up to Takeda and patience pays off for Portola Pharmaceuticals investors.

During the HIMSS 2018 Annual Conference and Exhibition we met up with select faculty presenting at the NODE Health Innovation Roundtable.  This segment features Athena HealthCEOJonathan Bush who weighs in on digital medicine, healthIT, emerging empirics and the availability of the 'Athena stack' to avail developers interested in advancing the value proposition of digital medicine. Interview via Fred Goldstein, co-host Health Innovation Media. Segment filmed and produced by Gregg Masters, Managing Director,Health Innovation Media.

Trevor and Steve talk to the one and only Jonathan Bush of athenahealth.

Removing the friction from healthcare would ultimately provide value for patients and doctors. Jonathan Bush, CEO & Co-Founder of Athenahealth shares why this matters and how his organization is contributing. Plus, we dive into AI and Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats. For additional insight, check out his book, "Where Does it Hurt". 

There aren’t many health care executives like Jonathan Bush — the outspoken CEO of Athenahealth, a health IT company. (Frankly, there aren’t many executives like Bush anywhere; he seems to ruffle feathers with every interview.) Bush sat down with POLITICO’s Dan Diamond to discuss the health IT landscape, what Washington gets wrong about the industry and why — despite his famous political family — he chose to focus on health care and feels free to say basically anything. We’d appreciate your help: Please share PULSE CHECK and rate us on your favorite podcast app! Have questions, suggestions or feedback? Email ddiamond@politico.com.

Brandon Hull, Managing Director of Cardinal Partners, delivers a heaping pile of context to the digital health revolution (or evolution) and offers his expectations for the future. In our second part of this podcast, Hull goes up against Jonathan Bush, CEO and president of athenahealth, the digital healthcare giant pushing for change to EHRs and working to create the first cloud-based hospital.

In this Fireside Chat, Jonathan Bush, CEO & Co-founder of athenahealth, engages in a lively banter with author & Wall Street Journal columnist Andy Kessler at the 2017 StartUp Health Festival about building sustainable solutions to drive healthcare costs down. GUEST: Jonathan Bush, athenahealth HOST: Andy Kessler, Wall Street Journal LOCATION: StartUp Health Festival, San Francisco, CA IN THIS EPISODE: Driving Healthcare Costs Down: Cost to Zero Moonshots Bending the Cost Curve Pricing Models to Help Drive Costs Down

Jonathan Bush, athenahealth, and Stephanie Lee of BuzzFeed sit down at the StartUp Health Festival to dig into such topics as how to tell when your startup needs to pivot or go public, the biggest changes Jonathan sees in the digital health industry, and athena's More Disruption Please Innovation Challenge. GUEST: Jonathan Bush, athenahealth HOST: Stephanie Lee, BuzzFeed News LOCATION: StartUp Health Festival, San Francisco, CA IN THIS EPISODE: Making the Move From Plan A to Plan B Acquiring Products Instead of Building Them More Disruption Please

This week’s podcast features an interview between Jonathan Bush, CEO of athenahealth, and long-time backer, health care VC Brandon Hull. The pair discuss the current and future state of HER. Bush lays out his plan for the health care Internet.

At Health 2.0 2nd Annual WinterTech Conference Gregg Masters, MPH CEO of Health Innovation Media chats with AthenaHealth CEO Jonathan Bush. For context and details see 34th Annual JP Morgan Healthcare Conference, including free registration for presenting company webcasts and slide decks. For AthenaHealth deck, click here. Enjoy!

Today’s podcast marks the beginning of what I hope might become a regular feature on the podcast. The session was recorded live on the campus of Bryant University at the end of weekend conference with the title Genocide in World History, sponsored by the New England region of the World History Association. I’m hoping that occasional reports from conferences will help shed light on new research and new directions in the field. They will of necessity be a bit rawer than ordinary interviews. But I think the benefits far outweigh occasional blemishes. The conference at Bryant stressed the need to see genocide through the lens of the discipline of world history. Individual panels tended to focus on specific cases. But several papers took an explicitly comparative perspective. And the capstone session looked carefully at what it might mean to study genocide from the perspective of a world historian. The podcast features four participants from the conference: Jonathan Bush, Jon Cox, Tommy O’Connell and Michael Bryant. I hope you find their contributions interesting. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today’s podcast marks the beginning of what I hope might become a regular feature on the podcast. The session was recorded live on the campus of Bryant University at the end of weekend conference with the title Genocide in World History, sponsored by the New England region of the World History Association. I’m hoping that occasional reports from conferences will help shed light on new research and new directions in the field. They will of necessity be a bit rawer than ordinary interviews. But I think the benefits far outweigh occasional blemishes. The conference at Bryant stressed the need to see genocide through the lens of the discipline of world history. Individual panels tended to focus on specific cases. But several papers took an explicitly comparative perspective. And the capstone session looked carefully at what it might mean to study genocide from the perspective of a world historian. The podcast features four participants from the conference: Jonathan Bush, Jon Cox, Tommy O’Connell and Michael Bryant. I hope you find their contributions interesting. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today’s podcast marks the beginning of what I hope might become a regular feature on the podcast. The session was recorded live on the campus of Bryant University at the end of weekend conference with the title Genocide in World History, sponsored by the New England region of the World History Association. I’m hoping that occasional reports from conferences will help shed light on new research and new directions in the field. They will of necessity be a bit rawer than ordinary interviews. But I think the benefits far outweigh occasional blemishes. The conference at Bryant stressed the need to see genocide through the lens of the discipline of world history. Individual panels tended to focus on specific cases. But several papers took an explicitly comparative perspective. And the capstone session looked carefully at what it might mean to study genocide from the perspective of a world historian. The podcast features four participants from the conference: Jonathan Bush, Jon Cox, Tommy O’Connell and Michael Bryant. I hope you find their contributions interesting. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today’s podcast marks the beginning of what I hope might become a regular feature on the podcast. The session was recorded live on the campus of Bryant University at the end of weekend conference with the title Genocide in World History, sponsored by the New England region of the World History Association. I’m hoping that occasional reports from conferences will help shed light on new research and new directions in the field. They will of necessity be a bit rawer than ordinary interviews. But I think the benefits far outweigh occasional blemishes. The conference at Bryant stressed the need to see genocide through the lens of the discipline of world history. Individual panels tended to focus on specific cases. But several papers took an explicitly comparative perspective. And the capstone session looked carefully at what it might mean to study genocide from the perspective of a world historian. The podcast features four participants from the conference: Jonathan Bush, Jon Cox, Tommy O’Connell and Michael Bryant. I hope you find their contributions interesting. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

OCF podcast host Jonathan Bush takes a brief detour from his planned posting in light of a damaging storm affecting St. Elizabeth Orthodox Church in Murfreesboro, TN where he was visiting. In place of what was planned, he is presenting a Lenten reflection on the Annunciation by OCFer Andrew Boyd. Theme song, "Burn Out Bright" by Switchfoot, used by permission.

The interviewer is Jonathan Bush, OCF Regional Representative for the South along with his friend Bekah. The subject of the interview is "What is a vocation?"