Podcast appearances and mentions of mandi bishop

At least one in eight couples deals with some form of infertility. The Hope for Fertility Foundation's mission is "To provide HOPE to couples struggling in their journey to creating or expanding their families, by helping them tell their story, by spreading infertility awareness, and providing financial assistance through grants and fundraisers," and McCall and Mandi join us to do just that.

Infertility can be a lonely road, but you don't need to walk it alone.There's no denying the fact that infertility can take a major toll on your mental and physical health.The hormones, the disappointment, the needles and tests all impact your well-being. There is no way to describe the overwhelming pain associated with trying — and failing — to build a new life and new family with your bundle of joy.But what is less often talked about is the impact infertility can have on the current relationships in your life.Infertility is often a very lonely experience, a fact that is only made worse by the drastic shifts it causes in existing relationships. Shame, embarrassment, and stigma all have effects. Financial strain, lack of communication, and contradictory coping strategies can all amount to major rifts between loved ones.You may remember today's guest Mandi Bishop from Hope For Fertility, an organization that offers grants to couples all across the United States who are struggling with infertility. They offer financial assistance towards infertility treatments, surrogacy or adoption. Mandi and her business partner McCall Weekes shared their own personal stories of infertility on episode 47. On today's episode Cody and Jess welcome Mandi back along with Mandi's husband, Dave Bishop. Together they share what infertility was like for each of them, and how it impacted their relationship. We appreciate how open and honest they both are. Tune in, you'll definitely be inspired by their story.For more information about Hope For Fertility you can visit their website at www.hopeforfertility.org  or follow them on Instagram @hopeforfertility.Be sure to subscribe to this podcast and share this episode with all the girls you love. We would appreciate it if you'd also rate us and leave a comment on iTunes.Be sure to join our movement by following us on Instagram @mixhersorCody Sanders @soulhappyandhealthyJess Toolson @jesstoolsonToday's show is sponsored by MixhersProduced by @sandmanpodcasting Email Trevor at: sandmanrecording@gmail.com

On today's episode Jess and Cody meet with the girls from @hopeforfertility . The Hope For Fertility Foundation offers grants to couples all across the United States who are struggling with infertility. They offer financial assistance towards infertility treatments or adoption.If you are struggling with infertility or you know someone who is, you don't want to miss this episode!Mandi Bishop and McCall Weekes share their own personal stories of infertility and hope. If you'd like to donate or want more information please go to https://www.hopeforfertility.orgBe sure to subscribe to this podcast and share this episode with all the girls you love. We would appreciate it if you'd also rate us and leave a comment on iTunes.Be sure to join our movement by following us on Instagram @mixhersorCody Sanders @soulhappyandhealthyJess Toolson @jesstoolsonToday's show is brought to you by Hertime. Your Monthly Life Saver. Period.Sponsored by MixhersProduced by @sandmanpodcasting on Instagram

There is a lot of evolution happening in healthcare in a number of areas, including policy, technology, and the market, explained Deanne Kasim, founding partner of Santesys Solutions.

Danny Sands, MD, practicing physician at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and co-founder of the Society of Participatory Medicine, didn't always know he wanted to be a doctor and he went to college torn between medicine, law, or engineering. Although he went through to medical school, he has retained his interest in law and engineering, which has proven useful as the industry went through changes in regulation and technology.

Michael Petersen, MD, of Accenture Health, discusses the opioid epidemic and how data analytics can be used to break down the silos in healthcare to better care for people addicted to opioids and to prevent further spread of the epidemic.

Richard A. Bankowitz, MD, MBA, FACP, executive vice president for clinical affairs at America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) always had an affinity for data and early on in his career had an interest in using a data-driven approach to improve quality in healthcare. Throughout his conversation with Mandi Bishop, MA, CEO and founder of Lifely Insights, Bankowitz discussed the role of insurers in facilitating healthcare transformation, how health plans can better address underlying causes that impact a person's ability to manage their health, the role of AHIP as a resource for health plans, and other topics.

Medicare Part A is an automatic entitlement that older Americans start receiving when they begin receiving their Social Security check, but the other parts of Medicare can be more difficult to enroll in. Mandi Bishop, CEO of Aloha Knows, interviewed 2 intelligent individuals who went through a 5-month process to get a mistake fixed for enrollment in Medicare Part B.

Darin Brannan, CEO, president, and co-founder of ClearDATA, may have extensive experience in Silicon Valley, but he came from a family of physicians who wanted to bring new technology into the industry to drive efficiency and prevent accidental medical errors and deaths.

This is the second year in a row, Health Innovation Media put a studio on the ground at HIMSS courtesy of the co-founders at Conversa Health, i.e., Phil Marshall, MD, MBA and West Shell III. We again built an impressive list of guests this year engaging with industry thought leaders, innovators, system executives and the former Acting Administrator for CMS Andy Slavitt. For the compete list checkout:  'LIVE From #HIMSS17: On This Week in Health Innovation'  and for last year's line-up including links to both audio and select video interviews, see: 'LIVE from #HIMSS16: Broadcast Schedule'. In this exchange Health Innovation Media co-host  Jessica DaMassa engages HealthIT Chick and CEO of Aloha HealthMandi Bishop. Produced by Gregg A. Masters, MPH for Health Innovation Media. Enjoy!

Raj Toleti, CEO and founder of HealthGrid, has created patient-driven technologies to help empower them when they are accessing care. During the latest Managed Care Cast, Mandi Bishop, chief evangelist and founder of Aloha Health, and Toleti discuss how health technology solutions will help move the needle on value-based care transformations, patient activation, improving patient portals and information sharing, and more.

In the latest Managed Care Cast, Mandi Bishop, MA, CEO of Aloha Health, interviews Christopher A. Snider, a patient community advocate for Symplur, creator of patient community site My Disease Secret, and host of the Just Talking podcast, and social media strategist for Smart Patients. They discuss Snider’s own diabetes diagnosis—he was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in 2002—and his journey to patient advocate, finding a patient community on social media, what Symplur is doing with Twitter data it captures from disease communities, and more. “My perspective with Symplur is that there is a lot of data that the patient community could potentially use to improve itself,” he said. “My initial work with them has been to try to figure out how to bring access to this mountain of data … that a lot of people don’t necessarily know exist … try to bring access to the patient community.” You can follow Christopher on Twitter @iam_spartacus or visit his site at www.christopherasnider.com.

Mandi Bishop, MA, CEO of Aloha Health, and Nicole Fisher, founder and CEO of HHR Strategies, discuss how the Affordable Care Act is woven into the fabric of American healthcare, provided some speculation on the new administration in the White House, and dove into Fisher's work on concussion legislation for youth sports and her involvement in the NFL concussion Congressional hearings.

The Healthy Future podcast is a show about the incredible transformation happening in healthcare today and the progress we’re looking forward to seeing tomorrow. On today’s episode I’m joined by my colleague Steve Roden, general manager of Conduent Healthcare Provider, Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences. We shine a spotlight on Catalia Health, a company at the forefront of leveraging robotics in healthcare. And we interview Mandi Bishop, the Chief Evangelist and Co-Founder of Aloha Health. The Healthy Future podcast is brought to you by Conduent Health, where I serve as the vice president of strategy and portfolio. If you enjoyed the show, please consider sharing it with your friends and colleagues! Show notes: - Healthcare news review begins at 1:58 - Company Spotlight: Catalia Health begins at 7:06 - Interview with Mandi Bishop begins at 11:54

As the chief evangelist and co-founder of Aloha Health, Mandi Bishop is disrupting healthcare by making life actionable, helping healthcare systems make sense of the way invisible influences should shape personalized care plans, interventions, and engagements. She believes that patients must be partners in healthcare design and that there is no value-based care without recognizable value delivered to the very people healthcare exists to serve. Prior to Aloha, Mandi led Dell Healthcare and Life Science's Global Analytics Innovation and Consulting practice, driving solutions that touched the lives of over 100 million patients. In 2016, she was recognized as one of the "Most Powerful Women in Healthcare IT" by Health Data Management magazine. She was #1 on the crowdsourced #HIT100 list of top healthcare IT industry influencers, and #3 on Healthagen’s “Top 10 Healthcare Leaders to Follow on Twitter”. In 2015, she was included in Rock Health's "State of Women in Healthcare" report as a "Role Model". She is @MandiBPro on Twitter, co-chair for nationwide HealthIMPACT Forum events, an advisory board member for the Society for Participatory Medicine and #STEMPrincess, a contributor to the American Journal of Accountable Care and Tincture, and co-host of the Managed Care podcast series. - Social media handles: @MandiBPro (Twitter and Instagram) @Aloha_Health (Twitter) @Aloha.Health (Instagram) LinkedIn LinkedIn company page Facebook page - Links we discussed: Aloha Health website Humana's Bold Goal program Health Data Management

As Andy Slavitt, MBA, acting administrator of CMS, comes to the end of his tenure, he spoke with Mandi Bishop, MA, CEO of Aloha Health, about the task of making health policy translatable and the legacy of payment reform he leaves behind. During his tenure, Slavitt, who has held the position since March 2015, oversaw the rollout of a number of new payment models to move healthcare to a value-based care system, including the implementation of the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act. In addition, he has made a point to work on providing Americans with tools to help them find the best hospitals. In the interview with Bishop, he offered insights for the incoming administration in the continued move toward value-based care.

Last week, AJMC published an interview between Mandi Bishop and Helen Figge that touched on digital health, the use of technology across the care continuum, and patient experience. This segment of the conversation on recommendations for people, specifically women, entering the healthcare industry, was originally cut for time.

While health technology tool get better and better, they provide benefits for patients, but should not be there to replace clinicians, explained Helen Figge, MBA, CPHIMS, FHIMSS, senior vice president of global strategies and development at LumiraDx.

Through a pricing survey of providers, database curation, and crowdsourcing, Clear Health Costs is providing information to consumers to help them understand what things cost in healthcare. The company supplies reasonable and comprehensive survey of pricing information so people can go into a provider office and know if they have cheaper alternatives available to them.

This week I'm joined by Mandi Bishop, Chief Evangelist and Co-Founder of Aloha Health, to discuss identifying and interpreting social determinants for meaningful health interventions, her career in health and technology that was nearly a career as an English professor, and dealing with online bullying. You can read the recap of Mandi's LinkedIn harassment story on Medium. Follow Mandi on Twitter at @MandiBPro and aloha.me. Run Time - 53:25 Send your feedback to feedback@justtalkingpodcast.com.

Pharmacy Podcast Co-Host Erin Albert, PharmD, JD, MBA, interviews the one and only Mandi Bishop, 2016 Most powerful Women in Healthcare IT. Mandi is a self-described “data geek,” Mandi is an English major-turned-health care analytics expert who works passionately to enable individuals, their providers, and their payers to come together around the Triple Aim. Mandi serves as the Analytics Practice Lead of Dell’s Health Plan Innovation and Consulting team, whose charter is to develop leading-edge solutions for health insurers. Her focus is harnessing health data analytics and delivering transformative insights from her treadmill desk, in-between her social media posts that earned her “#6 on Healthcare IT’s Top 50 Global Healthcare Social Media Influencers” in 2015. A nationally-recognized speaker and evangelist on data-driven opportunities to empower consumers and businesses alike, Mandi has an extensive healthcare analytics strategy and delivery background, spanning the

Pharmacy Podcast Co-Host Erin Albert, PharmD, JD, MBA, interviews the one and only Mandi Bishop, 2016 Most powerful Women in Healthcare IT. Mandi is a self-described “data geek,” Mandi is an English major-turned-health care analytics expert who works passionately to enable individuals, their providers, and their payers to come together around the Triple Aim. Mandi serves as the Analytics Practice Lead of Dell's Health Plan Innovation and Consulting team, whose charter is to develop leading-edge solutions for health insurers. Her focus is harnessing health data analytics and delivering transformative insights from her treadmill desk, in-between her social media posts that earned her “#6 on Healthcare IT's Top 50 Global Healthcare Social Media Influencers” in 2015. A nationally-recognized speaker and evangelist on data-driven opportunities to empower consumers and businesses alike, Mandi has an extensive healthcare analytics strategy and delivery background, spanning the care continuum from provider to insurance plans. She is an active industry thought leader, participating in the design and development of Social Media Ambassador programs at HIMSS, TEDMED, and AHIP national conferences, parlaying that experience into client social media strategy development, execution, and analytics solution innovations. She is passionate about leveraging social to inform effective, meaningful engagement that will enhance the member experience. Follow Mandi on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/MandiBPro  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

At HiMSS 2015 in Chicago, Illinois last Spring we chatted with a number of top CIOs, Chief Innovation Officers, CMIOs and other clinicians in thought leadership roles at major healthcare systems and enterprises around the country. In this session we speak with Mandi Bishop ofDell Healthcare and Life Sciences. Mandi is active on twitter as well via the handle @MandiBPro as is her emplopyer via @DellHealth. Mandi speaks to the following questions: What's driving the adoption of social media?How would you characterize the current state of social media practice at most healthcare orgainzations?Who do you see modeling 'best practices' in social media?Are you hopeful or pessimistic for the utility of this emerging medium?What excites you about the future?Is the introduction of social media tools a net positive or negative for our industry? In this chat, Mandi describes the power of the medium attributing in part her standing in the community to participation in both Twitter and LinkedIn.