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Memora Health is pioneering intelligent care through text-based conversational AI, enabling healthcare providers to maintain continuous, personalized patient engagement post-procedure or office visits. By focusing on understanding patient intent and context, Memora's technology bridges communication gaps, enhances care plan adherence, and improves overall patient outcomes across various medical specialties.Enhance patient understanding and recall of medical instructions through personalized, AI-driven communicationReduce readmissions and complications by maintaining consistent patient engagement between visitsOvercome language and cultural barriers with intelligent, adaptive conversational AIStreamline clinical workflows by automating routine patient follow-ups and inquiriesDivya Bhat, Chief Product Officer, Memora HealthMegan Antonelli, Chief Executive Officer, HealthIMPACT Live

In 2024, the digital health sector faced slow growth but still attracted venture capital investments, particularly in AI-driven startups addressing administrative issues in U.S. healthcare. Notable companies include Abridge, automating medical records using AI and raising $150 million; CodaMetrix, automating medical coding with $40 million in funding; and Cohere Health, expediting insurance approval processes with $50 million raised. Grow Therapy and Equip provide mental health services and online eating disorder treatments, respectively, with significant investments. Maven offers diverse health services, targeting women and families, raising nearly $300 million. Memora Health and SmarterDx reduce administrative burdens through AI-based solutions, both securing substantial funding. Summer Health and Transcarent improve pediatric care access and employee health insurance savings, with notable investments in their growth.Learn more on this news visit us at: https://greyjournal.net/news/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Episode 1 of Season 4 of the Healthcare Reimagined podcast, I spoke with Manav Sevak. Manav is the founder and CEO of Memora Health, which helps healthcare organizations digitize and automate care journeys, and make complex care delivery simple for patients and clinicians to navigate.  Manav's journey to building Memora health began with a personal story - a close friend with a chronic diagnosis, who despite being young and tech savvy, found it difficult to navigate his care. There are three major challenges that Memora addresses: Digitizing clinical workflows, saving providers time by utilizing automation, and allowing patients to use text messaging to get the information they need about their condition. By looking at the things that happen for every patient, every time, in the course of a particular care episode, Memora has been able to use technology to automate and even standardize certain follow-up procedures. That has cut down on inbox messages and phone calls, and even eliminated them all together. Research out of Dartmouth suggests that people forget up to 80% of what they've heard from their healthcare professional. As a result, getting critical information to patients in a digestible format is crucial, and text messaging has proven itself to be a very reliable format for Memora. The best course of care will vary based on a given patient's condition and their response to treatment. However, according to Manav, the way patients get reminded to manage their medications, come to appointments, and the way that symptom management are done, should look very similar across clinical areas. What Memora is aiming to build is a best in class process for conveying information to patients and receiving that information back from them. Memora is also able to leverage its digital approach to ensure adherence to ever-changing guidelines.  When the protocols for screening patients for mental health conditions during the prenatal period changed, Memora was immediately able to update their postpartum care program across different care sites to reflect best practices. Manav and I went on to discuss the challenges of EHR integration for digital health startups, and the challenge of building technology before Memora had access to data from pilot customers. We closed by exploring what percentage of the back and forth between care teams and patients it might be possible to automate in the future, and the tradeoff for early stage founders between staying at a high level and diving into the weeds. You can learn more about Memora Health on their website. 

The 20-30% where a provider is actually making a clinical decision is what makes or breaks the outcome but the problem is that 100% of that work is manually driven, Memora Health cofounder and CEO Manav Sevak explains. In this episode of the Vanguards of Health Care podcast, Sevak joins BI analyst Jonathan Palmer for a deep dive into how Memora helps optimize care delivery and the patient experience against a backdrop where providers and payors are searching for alignment in complex businesses. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we are joined by Manav Sevak, CEO at Memora Health to discuss his journey & experience co-founding Memora Health right out of college, the importance for founders to find what drives them & cultivate that passion, and more.

There is a lot of conversation about using AI in healthcare—let's put in our two cents!In this episode, we have Matt Troup, PC-A, Medical Director at Memora Health, sharing how using conversational AI in healthcare can improve patient outcomes and reduce the burden on clinical teams. Through examples of successful chatbot implementations in post-operative care and postpartum care, patient engagement has been significantly improved. However, a warning is issued regarding the importance of establishing clear guidelines when questions need to be escalated, to avoid the AI from practicing medicine.Tune in to this episode about how AI is enhancing human work and not replacing it!

There are innovative solutions for virtual care and patient engagement! In this episode, Omar Nagji, Chief Commercial Officer of Memora Health, talks about the company and how it brings virtual care solutions to the market and provides an infrastructure to its clients to improve their patients' engagement.  Tune in and learn from Omar what Memora Health brings to the healthcare ecosystem! Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health

Manav Sevak joins HIMSSCast to discuss Memora Health's tech platform that aims to help patients and providers manage complex care. The startup recently raised $30 million.

Episode Re-Release. Alex Merwin hosts a group of health innovation leaders from startups, investors, media and startup enabling organizations for a special HLTH compilation episode. We asked each innovator two questions: what is special about convening in-person at events in this post-covid world, and if they could wave a magic wand to eliminate any hurdle to health innovation what would they change and why. Thanks to our guests from Redesign Health, Maven Clinic, Luma Health, Health Gorilla, Matter, Mission Based Media, Keep Labs, Memora Health, Unseen Capital, BioFourmis, and Brightside Health. Learn more about how AWS enables healthcare & life sciences startups to grow and thrive at https://aws.amazon.com/startups/ and https://aws.amazon.com/health/.

This episode continues the discussion with two entrepreneurs who are leading efforts to bring care seamlessly to the home through a digital approach.   Guest speakers: Manav Sevak, BS Founder and Chief Executive Officer Memora Health   Melissa Cohen, BS Managing Director NorthShore Edward-Elmhurst Health Venture Capital   Moderators: Crystal Mullis, RN, MBA, MHA Vice President, Member Backed Ventures Vizient   Heather Ramirez, MS Ventures Director Vizient   Show Notes: [01:45] Extending the reach of Memora Health through partnerships [05:06] “Mass personalization” [07:25] Easier ways for providers and patients to get in touch [10:39] Meeting future challenges   Links | Resources: Vizient Member-Backed Ventures email: mbv.info@vizientinc.com Website for Memora Health: https://www.memorahealth.com/ Website for NorthShore University HealthSystem: https://www.northshore.org Website for Edward-Elmhurst Venture Capital: https://eeh.vc Melissa Cohen's email: melissa.cohen@eehealth.org Manav Sevak's email: manav@memorahealth.com   Subscribe Today! Apple Podcasts Amazon Podcast Spotify Google Podcasts Stitcher RSS Feed  

About Omar Nagji:Omar Nagji is the Chief Commercial Officer of Memora Health, the leading technology platform for virtual care delivery and complex care management.Prior to joining the Memora team, Omar helped co-found the Healthcare team at Lyft, where he was responsible for developing and executing the strategy that took Lyft Healthcare from its infancy to an industry and thought leader in the non-emergent medical transportation space.  Before Lyft, Omar spent more than 15 years across multiple verticals within the healthcare ecosystem – beginning at Stockamp, now Huron Consulting, where he implemented patient throughput strategies at UPenn, Baylor Scott and White, and UC Health. He went on to build and lead successful Enterprise initiatives across the Revenue Cycle, Digital Pharmacy, and Reputation Management spaces at companies including MedeAnalytics, VisiQuate, Alto Pharmacy, and Podium.Omar Nagji also serves as a Strategic Advisor to companies such as Force Therapeutics, Angle Health, and SendaRide. He earned his BS from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he studied Health Policy and Administration. Things You'll Learn:Memora Health is the leading technology platform for virtual care delivery and complex care management.Emails have a 20% read rate, and messages sent on mobile apps have a read rate between 30 to 40%.98% of all text messages are read. 90% within the first 3 minutes.A text-based approach to communicating with patients is equitable as it doesn't rule out those who don't have a smartphone.Memora's clients have an average 91% initial user activation rate and a 74% user engagement rate after 60 days of use.The workforce shortage challenge can be addressed with innovative solutions. Resources:Connect with and follow Omar Nagji on LinkedIn.Follow Memora Health on LinkedIn and Twitter.Explore the Memora Health Website.Listen to the Care Delivery podcast on the Outcomes Rocket here.

In the past few years, as care more and more moved outside the traditional walls of the hospital, “the one thing that was abundantly clear was that there really was no good underlying technology or infrastructure to manage and support patients in that way.” So observed Manav Sevak, one of the venture entrepreneurs on today's program. He has joined forces with our other featured guest, Melissa Cohen of Northshore Edward-Elmhurst, to address, in her words, “the importance of digital health and how it could impact the stakeholders across the entire healthcare ecosystem.” Their partnership to support the move of care to the home is the focus of this podcast episode.   Guest speakers: Manav Sevak, BS Founder and Chief Executive Officer Memora Health   Melissa Cohen, BS Managing Director NorthShore Edward-Elmhurst Health Venture Capital   Moderators: Crystal Mullis, RN, MBA, MHA Vice President, Member Backed Ventures Vizient   Heather Ramirez, MS Ventures Director Vizient   Show Notes: [01:05] Overview of Memora Health [02:10] The EMR is not designed to support patients outside the healthcare organization [02:20] An example of care challenges for a patient with a chronic condition [02:57] Automating how care teams manage their patients [04:30] Three big ways the Memora Health approach impacts care [05:25] Two core components of the Memora platform [07:55] Overview of Northshore Edward-Elmhurst Health Venture Capital [09:33] Partnership of Memora Health and Northshore Edward-Elmhurst Health [11:32] Use cases for the platform at Northshore Edward-Elmhurst Health   Links | Resources: Vizient Member-Backed Ventures email: mbv.info@vizientinc.com Website for Memora Health: https://www.memorahealth.com/ Website for NorthShore University HealthSystem: https://www.northshore.org Website for Edward-Elmhurst Venture Capital: https://eeh.vc Melissa Cohen's email: melissa.cohen@eehealth.org Manav Sevak's email: manav@memorahealth.com   Subscribe Today! Apple Podcasts Amazon Podcast Spotify Google Podcasts Stitcher RSS Feed

Alex Merwin hosts a group of health innovation leaders from startups, investors, media and startup enabling organizations for a special HLTH compilation episode. We asked each innovator two questions: what is special about convening in-person at events in this post-covid world, and if they could wave a magic wand to eliminate any hurdle to health innovation what would they change and why. Thanks to our guests from Redesign Health, Maven Clinic, Luma Health, Health Gorilla, Matter, Mission Based Media, Keep Labs, Memora Health, Unseen Capital, BioFourmis, and Brightside Health. Learn more about how AWS enables healthcare & life sciences startups to grow and thrive at https://aws.amazon.com/startups/ and https://aws.amazon.com/health/.

Dr. Jamie Colbert is the Senior Vice President of Care Delivery at Memora Health, a technology company automating manual tasks and administrative functions that take up so much time for healthcare providers. It is creating an environment that promotes interoperability with existing electronic medical record systems and other sources of patient data to improve patient care and provide guidance for patients to self-manage their complex conditions. Jamie explains, "In terms of the support that patients are receiving, Memora is really helping to provide a lot of additional support that you just couldn't get from having to rely on manual phone calls from your provider's office because providers just don't have the time. The providers are overwhelmed, and they're trying to get through their day and just see the patients that are in front of them in the office. But with Memora, you can automate a lot of those check-ins and support such that you, as a provider team, know that your patients are still well cared for and supported. You don't have to worry about carving out the time during your day to make those phone calls and check in and see how those patients are doing." "And only those patient questions and symptoms that are concerning would be the ones that would actually go directly to the provider and still require the provider to then message the patient themselves. What we've seen is that it's generally, anywhere from 50% to two-thirds of the patient messages and questions that are coming in today can be safely handled through Memora's AI. And that's a significant burden that's being lifted from providers. When they get home at the end of the day, they're not spending nearly as much time going through all of those messages because Memora was able to answer many of those messages for them." @MemoraHealth @jcolbertMD #MemoraHealth #CareDelivery #DigitalHealth memorahealth.com Download the transcript here

Dr. Jamie Colbert is the Senior Vice President of Care Delivery at Memora Health, a technology company automating manual tasks and administrative functions that take up so much time for healthcare providers. It is creating an environment that promotes interoperability with existing electronic medical record systems and other sources of patient data to improve patient care and provide guidance for patients to self-manage their complex conditions. Jamie explains, "In terms of the support that patients are receiving, Memora is really helping to provide a lot of additional support that you just couldn't get from having to rely on manual phone calls from your provider's office because providers just don't have the time. The providers are overwhelmed, and they're trying to get through their day and just see the patients that are in front of them in the office. But with Memora, you can automate a lot of those check-ins and support such that you, as a provider team, know that your patients are still well cared for and supported. You don't have to worry about carving out the time during your day to make those phone calls and check in and see how those patients are doing." "And only those patient questions and symptoms that are concerning would be the ones that would actually go directly to the provider and still require the provider to then message the patient themselves. What we've seen is that it's generally, anywhere from 50% to two-thirds of the patient messages and questions that are coming in today can be safely handled through Memora's AI. And that's a significant burden that's being lifted from providers. When they get home at the end of the day, they're not spending nearly as much time going through all of those messages because Memora was able to answer many of those messages for them." @MemoraHealth @jcolbertMD #MemoraHealth #CareDelivery #DigitalHealth memorahealth.com Listen to the podcast here

This episode features Manav Sevak, Co-Founder & CEO at Memora Health. Here, he discusses how & why he and his partner started Memora Health, a company that helps healthcare organizations digitize & automate care programs in order to simplify care delivery for patients and clinicians, and more.

New podcast alert! In this episode, Manav Sevak, CEO, and co-founder of Memora Health talks about the upcoming Outcomes Rocket Care Delivery Podcast. Manav explains how he seeks to position the Care Delivery Podcast as a central hub where you can go to learn how the entire healthcare system works from the people who operate in the space and have tons of years of experience in it. He will have healthcare executives, non-healthcare operators, and investors as guests to provide the listener with their unique perspectives in 15 to 20 minutes episodes, released every two weeks. Tune in to this episode to learn about how this new podcast will help you form a holistic view of how the industry is changing! Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health

Welcome back to Entrepreneur Rx! In this episode, John Shufeldt is honored to host Jamie Colbert, Senior Vice President of Care Delivery at Memora Health. Memora seeks to deliver better guidance and connectivity to patients through technology automating manual tasks and allowing providers to focus on patient journeys. Jamie recalls the career path he took as an entrepreneur with Memora Health, and how his passion for supporting and guiding patients that are not in the clinic led him to take risks. Fortunately, his endeavors were successful as Memora Health is able to provide more longitudinal care effectively through an easy, engaging, text-based platform that uses AI and natural language processing. Join this episode to listen to Jamie's risky but rewarding journey and how Memora Health is helping patients in need!

How do you optimize patient touchpoints to make the delivery of complex care easier and more meaningful?Manav Sevak is the Co-Founder & CEO of Memora Health, a company using artificial intelligence to digitize and automate complex workflows to modernize the care delivery experience for both patients and care teams.On this episode, Manav joins host Dr. Jessica Shepherd to discuss the first-hand experience that led him to start Memora Health and explain why it's so important for him to be on the front line of helping patients navigate their care more effectively.Listen in as Manav shares how Memora Health is using low-touch channels to eliminate the administrative backlog that dilutes the doctor-patient connection to create more meaningful interactions for both the patient and the care team.Topics CoveredA behind-the-scenes look at the experience that led Manav to start Memora HealthThe 2 big care delivery problems Memora Health is modernizingHow Memora Health is eliminating administrative backlog through text messagesHow Manav's team is helping ensure patients adhere to their care plan through patient community involvementHow Memora Health is investing in resources to collect data on patient experiencesHow Memora Health is helping physicians spend their time practicing at the top of their licenseConnect with Manav SevakManav Savak on LinkedInManav Savak on TwitterConnect with Dr. Jessica Shepherd, Dr. Gautam Gulati, & Dr. Jordan ShlainDr. Shepherd on LinkedInDr. Shepherd on TwitterDr. Gulati on TwitterDr. Gulati on LinkedInDr. Shlain on TwitterDr. Shlain on LinkedInResourcesMemora HealthViVE

In episode forty-nine, we speak with Manav Sevak the Co-Founder & CEO at Memora Health about clinical workflow automation, how they help healthcare systems monitor and manage their patients outside the walls of the clinic, and his love of reading!

There is a lot of attention being paid to the patient experience, and rightly so. However, we haven't paid enough attention to our clinicians and caregivers and what they need to guide our patients thru that experience. Providers struggle to keep up with the increased touchpoints and questions without the proper tools. That increases stress and deepens the crisis of burnout amongst clinicians. Worse yet, it leads to unanswered questions and missed opportunities to meet our patients where they are. It turns out that doing this job halfway is worse than not doing it at all. On this episode, we talk with Omar Nagji, Chief Commercial Officer at Memora Health, about how to close the gap and provide clinicians with the tools and support they need. Memora Health was founded on the idea that you must support the workforce in any attempt to improve the patient experience. Omar walks us through their approach to doing just that. This includes digitizing care journeys, deploying chatbots to automate the “easy stuff”, and escalating to clinicians at the right time. Listen in to hear best practices on digitizing patient journeys, reducing friction in communication between patients and providers, and how to tie it all together in a meaningful way. Full show notes and links: https://thehcbiz.com/193-empower-the-care-team-to-empower-the-patient-with-omar-nagji/

Digital tools can be leveraged to be more equitable and give more healthcare access to people. We are back at the ViVE event 2022 with an incredible healthcare professional that just got off the stage, Manav Sevak, the CEO of Memora Health. Manav emphasizes the feeling of being in person at the conference after two years apart, thanks to the pandemic, and the main themes providers and healthcare systems should focus on moving on. Clinician well-being has become more important in the past 6 to 8 months, so avoiding burnout and guaranteeing safe environments for their work. Also, the transition of care delivery out of the conventional spaces is a vast topic that needs to be addressed; this is where Memora Health comes in to help health systems digitize and automate many processes. They end up the interview with the role AI and ML tools play right now in the healthcare field. Tune in to this conversation about healthcare delivery and technology being leveraged to improve outcomes! Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health

Our guest: Manav Sevak, Co-Founder & CEO at Memora HealthIn this episode, we discussed: His background Why-how-what of Memora Health Its Impact on digital health Why there are text-based in the world of digital health (apps, etc.) This episode was recorded in January 2022. Our sponsors for this episode are BlocHealth, Curation Health, ChenMed & MediTelecare.BlocHealth is building the ecosystem of services and solutions to power the future of healthcare. For more information, please go to www.blochealth.com follow BlocHealth on social media - @blochealth"Curation Health's advanced clinical decision support platform seamlessly integrates into the electronic health record and leverages more than 750 proven clinical and quality rules. With this intelligent point-of-care platform, you can power a scalable risk adjustment process and amplify quality program performance." For more information, please go to www.curationhealthcare.com & follow Curation Health on social media - @curationhealth"ChenMed brings concierge-style medicine and better health outcomes to the neediest populations – moderate-to-low income seniors with complex chronic diseases. For more information, please go to www.chenmed.com & follow ChenMed on social media - @chenmed"MediTelecare provides behavioral telemedicine services to residents of skilled nursing and assisted living facilities, using state-of-the-art telehealth technology." For more information, please go to www.meditelecare.com & follow MediTelecare on social media – @meditelecareTo learn more about Memora Health please use the links below:- Website - LinkedInAlso, be sure to follow Slice of Healthcare on our social channels:- Website - Facebook - LinkedIn - Twitter - YouTube - Newsletter

Alicia Swamy is Vice President of Exposing Mold, Inc., a non-profit foundation that provides honest education and information about how to identify toxic molds and overcome mold injuries, addresses the reason why toxic mold has become a public health emergency through research, and advocates for policies that protect people from environmental injuries. Alicia holds a Master's degree in Health Education and Nutrition with an undergrad degree in criminal law and justice administration. She has worked for the Alameda County Public Defender, Stanford, Kaiser, Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts, YMCA of Honolulu, and Memora Health. As a toxic mold survivor, she knows what it's like to lose everything and have to start over. As a lifelong public servant and through her partnership with Kealy Severson and Erik Johnson, she continues to selflessly help others overcome the horrors of toxic mold injuries.

On this episode of Health Tech Deals, Ian Morrison is pinch-hitting for Jessica DaMassa! Ian and Matthew have worked together 25+ years ago, and he's been sitting in Silicon Valley looking at the American health care system for a long long time. Some deals – MindMaze raises $105M; Memora Health raises $40M; Ro raises $150M; PriorAuthNow raises $25M; Equip raises $58M. Ian also shares his opinions on the American health system and the digital health space

On this episode of Health Tech Deals, Ian Morrison is pinch-hitting for Jessica DaMassa! Ian and Matthew have worked together 25+ years ago, and he's been sitting in Silicon Valley looking at the American health care system for a long long time. Some deals – MindMaze raises $105M; Memora Health raises $40M; Ro raises $150M; PriorAuthNow raises $25M; Equip raises $58M. Ian also shares his opinions on the American health system and the digital health space

Today, we feature Manav Sevak, co-founder and CEO of Memora Health, a company that uses chatbots to help with the very complex task of sharing information between healthcare providers and their patients, or even healthcare systems. Healthcare is one of the most complex industries out there, with tons of information being transferred by the second. Chatbots are here to help this information be transferred easier between patients, providers and systems. He also walks us through how they use a decision tree.  Chatbots are changing the world and their application into healthcare is growing by the day. Tune in to this amazing episode with Mr. Sevak, you will enjoy it.  About Manav Sevak Co-Founder & CEO of Memora Health, a health company using natural language processing technology to build the next-generation of outpatient care and modernize patient communication. He is interested in everything from health tech to computational biology to health policy. Key Take-aways  The chatbot application on healthcare can improve patient access to information and resources. Chatbots are automated systems that allow for some form of interaction asynchronously to take place. Chatbots have one answer for one question only.  Chatbots can use incredibly complex decision trees according to the way they are built.  Any conversational system at the end of the day is really only as good as the data that you give it. Guest Links and Resources: Connect and Follow Manav on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/manavsevak/  Follow Manav on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mnvsevak  Know more about Memora Health on their website: https://www.memorahealth.com/ 

In this episode, Vivien gets to know Manav Sevak, the CEO and Co-Founder at Memora Health, the intelligent platform that simplifies how patients and clinicians navigate complex care journeys. Memora Health has developed the most comprehensive end-to-end platform for analyzing and structuring fragmented health care journeys. Memora uses artificial intelligence to digitize and automate patient communication workflows, ultimately helping organizations dramatically improve patient outcomes and operational efficiency. In May 2021, Memora raised a $10.5M venture round led by a16z, with participation from AlleyCorp, Martin Venturesand angels such as Zach Weinberg and Nat Turner, Co-Founders of Flatiron, and Kevin Durant and Rich Kleiman's Thirty Five Ventures.

This episode features Manav Sevak, Co-Founder and CEO of Memora Health. Here, he discusses his work at Memora Health, the importance of structuring fragmented healthcare data, his career journey, and more.

Today on Health in 2 Point 00, the survey says digital health is optimistic! Find out more on the other side. On Episode 207, Jess asks Matthew about Aetion getting $110 million bringing its total to $212 million working on real world evidence for pharma companies, and Indonesian telehealth company Halodoc gets $80 million. MSK startup Vori Health gets $45 million—can they compete with Hinge? Next, Heartbeat Health gets $20 million for cardiovascular health. Finally, Andreesen throws $10.5 million in a Series A to Memora Health which is a patient messaging system. Don't forget to join us on Clubhouse tonight for more!

“I have a problem liking too many things.” Learn from Dr. Nisarg Patel, a healthcare renaissance man, about his journey into the world of medicine. Unafraid to “dive into the deep end,” Dr. Patel is a scientist and researcher of computational cancer genomics, synthetic gene circuits for engineered probiotic therapeutics, CRISPR/Cas9-mediated bacterial genome engineering, as well as applying machine learning to health policy and economics. He also worked in venture capital at Bessemer Venture Partners in their Life Sciences division. While most medical students take classes and apply it to their clinical practice, Dr. Patel did that and then also founded Memora Health, a Y Combinator funded technology company providing HIPAA-compliant patient texting. He has also written about health policy, medicine, strategy, and economics for Slate Magazine, STAT, Huffington Post, and on Medium. In this episode, he shares his perspective on shopping for healthcare, the future of primary care, where healthtech works and doesn't work, and how he fills his insatiable urge to write. Don't be afraid to dive into the deep end with Dr. Nisarg Patel!@nxpatel https://www.memorahealth.com/ @Memora @SherpaPod @TheBenReport @annsomerswhWe highly recommend his articles on Medium: https://medium.com/@nxpatel- A Sherpa's Guide to Innovation is a proud member of the Health Podcast Network @HealthPodNet - Support the show (https://healthpodcastnetwork.com/)