Podcasts about mobile medicine

The traditional hospital model is struggling to meet growing healthcare demands and evolving patient expectations. Healthcare everywhere—a paradigm shift towards distributed care, hospital-at-home programs, and innovative delivery models—offers a solution to these challenges. This keynote will explore how forward-thinking healthcare leaders are reimagining care delivery, breaking down walls, and leveraging technology to extend high-quality care beyond traditional settings, ultimately improving access, outcomes, and patient satisfaction.  • Implement strategies to transform your organization into a "borderless hospital," expanding your reach and impact  • Leverage emerging technologies to create seamless, patient-centric care experiences across diverse settings  • Develop a roadmap for integrating hospital-at-home and other distributed care models into your existing operations  • Identify key performance indicators to measure and demonstrate the value of healthcare everywhere initiativesRasu B. Shrestha, MD, MBA, EVP, Chief Innovation & Commercialization Officer, Advocate HealthShahid Shah, Chairman of the Board, Netspective Foundation

I'd LOVE to hear from you! Now you can send a TEXT MESSAGE! Be sure to leave your contact EMAIL so I can return your message!Today My DPC Story Alum Dr. Amber Beckenhauer interviews host Dr. Maryal Concepcion for a reflection on her DPC journey up until this recording and they have a discussion on key tools and strategies for 2025 at her DPC, Big Trees MD as well as tools Maryal has helped develop for the greater Direct Primary Care (DPC) community. As always when these two are on the pod, they share personal anecdotes on topics like achieving work-life balance through strategic scheduling and proactive planning. They also tackle challenges rural clinics face, including limited pharmacy access and the importance of community health services. The conversation highlights the impact of entrepreneurship in healthcare, resourceful property decisions, and the importance of the DPC model.They explore the benefits of the DPC Directory as a cost-effective networking and mentorship resource that can help a person no matter where they are on their DPC journey. They also highlight The Toolkit, an innovative, interactive digital magazine designed to support DPC physicians at any level of entrepreneurship. It offers financial advice, ways to create additional income as a DPC physician, career strategies, and more!Until next season, subscribe to the newsletter for updates on upcoming online events, courses, and the DPC Toolkit. Get The TOOLKIT today! Your interactive digital magazine made for the DPC community!Explore The DPC Directory, a place for connection, resources and education. Create a FREE listing today to share your services with the DPC community! -Create a free account with FULLSCRIPT today and get a single platform for professional grade supplements, labs and education.-Learn more about TERRA HEALTH COACHING as a way to extend your Lifestyle Medicine practice beyond the exam room. -Explore innovative health benefits for all with CLEARWATER BENEFITS. Book a meeting with us today to learn more!-Deliver high quality, affordable cardiac screening to your patients with VASOLABS. We bring the technicians to you with as few as 10 patients. -AlignedMD - eithical, organic marketing. Get your complimentary marketing proposal from AlignedMD today. -Get PractOS and never lose another lead again! Support the showBe A My DPC Story PATREON MEMBER! SPONSOR THE PODMy DPC Story VOICEMAIL! DPC SWAG!FACEBOOK * INSTAGRAM * LinkedIn * TWITTER * TIKTOK * YouTube

Dr. Haden was born and raised in Nebraska.  He completed his Bachelor of Science at Nebraska Wesleyan University.  He then attended the University of Connecticut School of Medicine for a joint MD and Masters of Public Health program.  Dr. Haden completed 18 months of residency training at Georgetown/Providence Hospital in Washington, DC before transferring to the Mayo Clinic Arizona, where he completed his specialty training in Family Medicine.  He is board certified in Family Medicine and has worked for several years in urgent care and primary care. While working as a doctor, he also went to business school and obtained his MBA to help in his entrepreneurial endeavors. He was the founder and CEO of MobileMDs, an on-demand service for doctor's house calls serving travelers at hotels and resorts across the US.  After several years of growing that business, he decided to return his focus to primary care, and restoring the doctor-patient relationship through Direct Primary Care (DPC).Dr. Haden has traveled extensively and even lived abroad for a time in Egypt and Costa Rica.  Over the past 20+ years, he has enjoyed the opportunity to visit Rome, Casablanca, Malta, Gibraltar, Montreal, Ottawa, several parts of India, Nepal, Mexico, Trinidad, and the Dominican Republic. These experiences have helped him to better understand how one's culture can influence health and the treatment preferences of patients. Dr. Haden enjoys working out, visiting family, drinking coffee, playing the drums, driving his electric car, and spending quality time with his wife, daughter and son. He was selected as a 2015-2016 Fellow of the Leonine Forum at the Catholic Information Center in Washington, DC and has volunteered with the Order of Malta Federal Association Auxiliary.---------------------Check out the My DPC Story RESOURCE PAGE HERE!Find a DPC checklist on how to start your own DPC, DPC conference recordings, and more!---------------------LISTENER'S GUIDE!1) RATE and REVIEW our podcast on Apple Podcasts.2) Take a screenshot ***BEFORE you hit submit*** of your review and then email it to support@mydpcstory.comand you'll find the Listener's Guide in your inbox!---------------------HELP FUND THE PODCAST!CLICK HERE to Support the show-------Download Hint's 2023 Employer Trends in Direct Primary Care here: https://bit.ly/3EZAYej Learn more about Med Mastery: HERE Do you have a question for our future guest to answer? Click this link and leave us a voicemail with your question: https://www.speakpipe.com/mydpcstorySupport the showVisit the DPC SWAG store HERE!Let's get SOCIAL! Follow My DPC Story! FACEBOOK * INSTAGRAM * LinkedIn * TWITTER * TIKTOK * YouTube

Please join Chuck and Gary for this enlightening and informative 10Q30 with Jonathan Collier, Vice President of Mobile Medicine for Atrium Health.  If you haven't taken in one of our 10Qs in the past, this episode is a don't miss.  Full disclosure here, we had such a great time speaking with Jonathan, that this episode exceeded the "30" in the 10Q.  Trust us, it's worth the listen to hear some of the great initiatives Jonathan and his elite team at Atrium Health are involved.  Jonathan is a very passionate and innovative leader so please join us for this very informative episode.

Providing healthcare in Ukraine is a huge challenge not only on the frontline, but also in areas left ravaged by conflict. The Ukrainian army says it has re-taken around 1,000 towns and villages from occupying Russian troops. These are zones where mainly elderly, isolated locals remain. They need medication and treatment for a variety of conditions such as diabetes, arthritis and post-traumatic stress disorder. FRANCE 24 followed a team from Doctors Without Borders, or Médecins sans frontières, who are trying to get basic healthcare to those is deperate need. FRANCE 24 's Catherine Norris Trent, Karim Yahiaoui and Mohamed Farhat report.

Name: Sherri DouvilleCurrent title: CEO & Board MemberCurrent organisation: Medigram, Inc.CEO & Board Member at Medigram; honored to be recognized on top executive & U.S. CEO lists in several categories of tech and healthcare in 2022 by Startups.US as one of the highest ranked tech execs on Crunchbase #1 WW Medical & top private company executive. Serial editor, lead author, contributor to 3rd book defining advanced technology for medicine with top academic book publisher, Taylor & Francis. Editor, lead author best selling book, Mobile Medicine, only book featured by both the largest physician leadership organization, American Association for Physician Leadership and the largest engineering technical organization, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, IEEE. Draft complete paper series (11) on security, trust in engineering, & leadership. Words that people use to describe me include PRESCIENT, COLLABORATIVE, COACHABLE. As CEO I attract top talent and influence market behavior for momentum. I bring an industry-wide record of success in market leadership in sales results for medical products in over a dozen disease states over the span of a decade including with J&J and recognized by McGraw-Hill. I've mentored dozens of execs, startups, physicians, PhD's, professional associations, board directors, investors, and higher ed administrators in mobile computing & security, data science/AI, healthcare policy, regulations and more.We've set Medigram up for incredible growth that will not only maximize EBITDA and shareholder equity but create legendary careers and personal legacies.ENTREPRENEURIAL, MULTI DISCIPLINARY CEO: My deep healthcare expertise and command of multiple domains spanning tech and policy combined with years of experience navigating the medical market guide me in my strategic leadership and focus. I am proud of my ability to 1) attract the best people in both management and engineering, make them better, both immediately and over time 2) my ability to develop strategies and execution plans for stakeholders' success 3) boost market visibility through persuasive communication, entrepreneurial passion; driving our team's market, culture, services, and technical thought leadership.CREATING SILICON VALLEY 3.0 CULTURE: I've attracted top, world class experts to develop a radically new kind of company at Medigram. I love bringing out the best in people and holding us accountable to our values and mission. We will save 100's of thousands of lives while driving potential for incredible returns. In this role, I gratefully stand on the shoulders of giants while envisioning and executing a new perspective on leadership.Resources mentioned in this episode:Free Download of The Leadership Survival Guide (10 World-Class Leaders Reveal Their Secrets)https://store.consultclarity.org/lead...The Leadership Conversations Podcasthttps://open.spotify.com/show/4IB6V41...The Jonno White Leadership Podcasthttps://open.spotify.com/show/2p8rvWr...The Leadership Question of the Day Podcasthttps://open.spotify.com/show/6eZ4lZ2...Clarity Websitehttps://www.consultclarity.org/7 Questions on Leadership Serieshttps://www.consultclarity.org/large-...We'd Love To Interview YOU In Our 7 Questions On Leadership Series!https://www.consultclarity.org/7-ques...Subscribe To Clarity's Mailing Listhttps://www.consultclarity.org/subscribeJonno White's eBook Step Up or Step Outhttps://store.consultclarity.org/step...Jonno White's Book Step Up or Step Out (Amazon)https://www.amazon.com/Step-Up-Out-Di...

Technologist Jonathon Feit has often said that the greatest innovations serving Mobile Medicine (Fire & EMS) come from rural spaces. The most obviously reason, perhaps, is that agencies have fewer resources to begin with, and it takes longer for their neighbors to arrive on-scene, therefore they have no choice but to learn how to do more for themselves. This has always been the hallmark of those who live and work where the wild spirit of self-reliance abides. But there is something else, too: big skies, clean air, and the ability to better afford life and spend less time in traffic tend to attract those who need to be able to afford aspects of life that would be impossible where the norm is sitting in traffic going back-and-forth from long hours in an office: for example, the time to care for a child or parent who is seriously ill or disabled and need more regular attention. For this reason, while they have fewer available resources that most cities, countrysides tend to attract a higher concentration of people who themselves — or whose parents or children — are more likely to need emergency healthcare. That sets up a Catch-22 and an important risk of health inequity that rural Mobile Medical agencies navigate around the clock. Reuben Farnsworth, who spearheaded Community Paramedicine, ET3, and other specialty care programs at Colorado's Delta County Ambulance District — an agency that has won statewide honors, including as the first ambulance service to interoperate with the Quality Health Network health information exchange and local hospitals — will explain how a data — and economics-centric management style has powered his service's success, from clinical medicine, to education and policy development, to advancing legislative priorities with partners.

Please join us for a discussion on finding a common language in Mobile Medicine. Keep the conversation going by using #JEMSTalk.

This episode features Sherri Douville, Author of “Mobile Medicine: Overcoming People, Culture, and Governance”. Here, she discusses her new book, her role as CEO at Medigram, how everyone has a unique gift, and more.

Join us for a discussion on education in mobile medicine. Keep the conversation going by using #JEMSTalk. Participants Jonathon Feit, MBA, MA Co-Founder & Chief Executive Beyond Lucid Technologies, Inc. Mike Touchstone, BSHS, FACPE Fire Paramedic Deputy Chief, EMS Operations (Retired) Philadelphia (PA) Fire Department Past President, National EMS Management Association

Drew Holliday, B.S., Case Management Team Coordinator at Trivium Life Services, Boise, presents a lecture on "Telehealth's Role in Accessing Substance Use Disorder Care" and Sam talks with Courtney Hill, PA-C, of the Cascade Medical Center about McCall Mobile Medicine.

This episode features Sherri Douville, Author of “Mobile Medicine: Overcoming People, Culture, and Governance”. Here, she discusses her new book, her role as CEO at Medigram, how everyone has a unique gift, and more.

This episode features Sherri Douville, Author of “Mobile Medicine: Overcoming People, Culture, and Governance”. Here, she discusses her new book, her role as CEO at Medigram, how everyone has a unique gift, and more.

Leveraging ePCR Data to Identify the Risk of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder This special episode of "Sacred Cows & Data Cubes" was recorded at the HCA (Hospital Corporation of America) EMS Kansas City Symposium in November 2021. It features an emotional anecdote of post-traumatic stress and recovery by Atchison County (KS) EMS captain and retired Fire Chief Rob Brader. There is safety in numbers: both the math and statistics — and the herd, where one stay anonymous by choice without worry that exorcizing the demons of Mobile Medicine will result in persecution for the dark thoughts that inevitably spawn of this emotional work.   “Let the numbers do the talking” is a core tenet of the approach first revealed to Jonathon Feit, chief executive of Beyond Lucid Technologies by Ron Nichols, director of Chambers County Emergency Medical Services in Texas. Ron uses a questionnaire to see sparks of mental health stress among his personnel in a manner similar to how others might identify infections (say, COVID-19) before they spiral out of control. His crew members have to write an ePCR after every call; and any member of the crew can catch a bad call. He recognized that this offers two opportunities for insight: The ePCR not only offers details about what happened on the call, it also offers details about what the crew experiencedduring the call; If every member of every crew completes a wellness survey after every call—or even after every call involving specific sentinel events—then the requirement to complete a mental wellness or trauma impact survey becomes, by definition, randomly distributed.  There is no longer a need for anyone to “step forward” because everyone has the same requirement. Anyone can catch an unfortunate call. The result is compelling: The data in ePCRs become vital to crews' mental wellness and health.  No longer are ePCRs mere busywork; no longer should they be despised.  Instead, they become something akin to a recurrent Rorschach test for each member of the crew, revealing how they are doing call-by-call, and in aggregate — inviting management to pay attention.  At the end of this discussion, we'll ask: Can agencies really afford not to step in to help, especially amid a talent crunch? If the analytics can be automated and tuned to examine ePCRs over time, then they can reveal who needs help without a crew member saying anything.  This empowers watchful management to step ahead of a health crisis in-the-making, bolstering agency morale and resiliency, satisfaction and safety.  ePCR data—maximized to their potential and strung together over time—therefore go beyond the collection of legal, billing, and NEMSIS data.  They become a tool to safeguard Mobile Medicine's most precious resource: its professionals on the line.

No topic is off-limits in this multi-party podcast featuring three renowned leaders of Mobile Medicine -- Scott Moore (Moore EMS Consulting, LLC / Workforce Dynamics, Inc), Art Groux (Bennington Rescue Squad, Vermont) and Sean Kukauskas (Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital EMS, Boston). The discussion goes far beneath bumper-sticker messages, seeking root causes to develop practical solutions in highly impactful areas of Mobile Medical education, economics, provider mental health and wellness, and management of people and processes. We even discuss issues related to the churn of personnel in and out of the industry — and the associated shortage of qualified new people.   All against the backdrop of the power of data to inform decision-making that elucidates the “invisible contracts” that operate all around us: assumptions made but infrequently clarified, which can lead to strained relationships in an industry that is built on trust. TRUST is perhaps more critical now than ever as Mobile Medicine seeks to navigate changes from all directions, forcing an evolution of the key skills required of both field crews and managers alike.   

Episode 48: Dr. Marguerite Duane of Modern Mobile Medicine - Washington D.C.Dr. Duane has been serving her local community since 2016 as a house call and telemedicine model. She built her dream practice panel up after realizing she did not have to practice as a family medicine doctor full time! For an amazing example of how DPC can prevent churn, she shares how she went to do a research fellowship in Utah during the pandemic. During her fellowship, she was only available for in-person visits when she would be able to fly home and over 90% of her patients chose to continue on with her care despite being primarily cared for through telemedicine. Hear her incredible story today!This is My DPC Story, a podcast about the doctors doing direct primary care and direct specialty care.Find it on all major podcast platforms!->Be a My DPC Story INSIDER!  Head over to mydpcstory.com today and sign up for our INSIDER NEWSLETTER!-My DPC Story SWAG is now available here!-Support the show @ the My DPC Story PAYPAL (All proceeds go to producing the show!)-For more information on this episode and much more, please visit mydpcstory.com.*Also, for up to date information on DPC, visit DPCnews.com!*The Hint operating system securely handles and automates member enrollment, employer plan administration, eligibility management, billing, invoicing, payments, collections, and more! Discover Hint today!Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=U8K8HM52SPQ38)

Bradley Bigford, NP and founder of Table Rock Mobile Medicine has been working in healthcare since 2006. Originally wanting to be a firefighter, Bradley turned to nursing where he felt that nurses share the same core values--helping people! Bradley eventually went back to school where he earned his MD and ended up starting his own business in 2016. Born from a joke, Bradley started exploring the possibilities of starting a mobile health business where he offers convenient and professional healthcare services. With the mission of increasing accessibility of healthcare across all demographics, Table Rock Mobile Medicine provides a wide range of services including: Urgent Care IV Hydration Wellness Physicals Flue Vaccines Bradley even serves COVID-19 clients and gets his hands dirty in treating a wide range of health symptoms, within reason. Table Rock Mobile Medicine even works with insurance providers, enabling them to provide discounts if needed. To find out more about Bradley and Table Rock Mobile Medicine visit https://tablerockmobilemedicine.com/, get connected on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/tablerockmobilemedicine or text Bradley directly at 208-991-3232. Don’t Miss These Moments: How Bradley decided to start his business. Increasing healthcare accessibility for all populations. Creating a sustainable healthcare business. What’s next for Table Rock Mobile Medicine.

DR. ADIL MANZOOR: A #Physician Like No Other, Safely Opening Schools (Covid), Revolutionary Medical Family Practice (Mobile Medicine NJ), #Rutgers BA, '10, #Rowan Univ School of Osteopathic Medicine, ‘15 CONTACT INFO: -Email: Dr.manzoor@safelyopen.org Cell Phone: 732-595-8360 Adil Manzoor DO is an Internal Medicine/Pediatric physician practicing in New Jersey. He is the Co-Founder of Mobile Medicine NJ whose mission is to provide preventive and urgent care services at a fraction of the cost. He incorporates osteopathic medicine into his daily practice, diagnosing and treating a variety of conditions from headaches to musculoskeletal issues with a hands-on, holistic approach. He is very passionate about preventive medicine and believes that providing great preventive medicine services significantly improves the quality of life of his patients exponentially. He is also very passionate about teaching medical students and mentoring the next generation of youth. He's also currently the medical director of Safely Open Health, whose mission is to help New Jersey schools open safely using science. In his free time he writes for local newspapers, mentors the youth, reads voraciously, hosts a podcast titled Doctor's Dilemma. Most important of all he spends time with his lovely wife, Diana, and children, and when the time finally permits, binge TV shows! He fluently speaks English, Urdu, Hindi, Punjabi, and is actively learning other languages.

Going to the ER for small medical procedures can be not only expensive but also time-consuming. This is why our guest for today will let us know about how mobile health can help people get greater benefits, especially in Covid-19 times. Scott Tucker is a practice administrator at MedMan, in this episode, he will share with us how old school medicine has proven to be a great alternative in sometimes reducing ER visits and improving both patient and payer satisfaction. We will go through different aspects like providing home visits not only emergency service access, capacity for providers, and downsides of being in this business. If you want to hear more about it, make sure you tune in! For the full transcript, show notes, and resources to help you level up your practice, visit us at medman.com 

Dr. Matthew Lefferman is a pioneer in the field of geriatric mobile medical care. His unique care model has been providing quality mobile care for the geriatric community in greater Los Angeles for over a decade. Dr. Lefferman has an undergraduate degree from John Hopkins University, and received his medical degree as a D.O. from Midwestern University. From his experiences in residency, and close connections to his grandparents, he discovered his passion for working in the field of geriatrics, and his unique ability to connect with seniors. As a practicing physician he quickly realized the need for a new approach for this rapidly growing population, and their multiple chronic medical conditions such as chronic pain, ambulatory dysfunction and memory loss, which make traveling to a physician very cumbersome.As a respected physician in the Los Angeles area, Dr. Lefferman is a regular speaker for facilities, senior groups, and medical conferences on the range of geriatric topics. He also works with several healthcare technology companies as an advisor, helping them gain valuable insight on how they can best serve the geriatric population.Outside of medicine, Dr. Lefferman enjoys spending time with his wife, three children, and labradoodle, Lucky. He is also active athletically, especially on the soccer field. Dr. Lefferman was a member of Team USA in soccer that won a bronze medal at the 2015 Pan American Maccabi Games in Santiago, Chile. Dr. Lefferman is also active in community service, serving on several local boards, including his kids' school and the Westside JCC.Topics:Mobile MedicineGeriatric CareAlternative MedicineNutrition & HealthDementia and CannabisPandemic Related Lockdown DeclineTelemedicineCOVID-19Matthew's Links:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-matthew-lefferman-627a9b8/Access Healthcare Associates: https://www.accesshealthca.com/

I never thought I would find myself taking a tour of a mobile health clinic, which is more of a visual tour, yet only recording the audio. But that is how this just so happened to transpire. After arriving to see this large vehicle, larger than the biggest Ryder truck, Dr. Paula Watt just wanted to show me around. So I hit record. In part one of this Mobile Medicine series, Episode 017, I sat down inside the mobile health clinic and talked about the background and vision for the future. Sitting inside felt like more a small doctor’s office with lots of examination rooms side-by-side. By the way...if you have not listed to part one, I hope you go back and listen. But in this episode, part two focuses on the magnitude of this mobile health clinic, both in size and impact. Trust me, when this mobile health clinic rolls up into your community...you will not miss it. You will think that the Clemson Football team is coming to play. It is a moving Clemson billboard with every possible emminity to serve the community’s health needs. Join me as we take a tour, right inside the heart of the Clemson University’s campus.   Check Out Links Below: [Release] Clemson’s Sullivan Center to unveil world’s first solar-powered mobile health clinic Clemson World Magazine Article:  Mobile Medicine Paula Watt, PhD - Clemson Bio   Find Me Online: Bobby Rettew Twitter Bobby Rettew Portfolio Website Intersection Podcast Twitter

What does it mean to have the world’s first 100 percent solar-powered, mobile health clinic? Well, that is just as good as being in the Guinness Book of World Records, I think? But what does that mean for South Carolina, the state where this mobile health clinic is based...inside the land-grant institution Clemson University whose primary purpose is educating undergraduate and graduate students to think deeply about and engage in the social, scientific, economic, and professional challenges of our times. Well, improving the health of the underserved communities while providing a teaching experience for public health students...I think it fits rather nicely. Dr. Paula Watt, Clemson University Sullivan Center director has been dreaming of the day when they could have a four wheel drive, solar powered clinic;  so they could serve rural communities primarily in Greenville, Oconee, Pickens and Anderson counties. All of this while demonstrating to Clemson students the challenges in caring for the most vulnerable patients. I had a chance to hear Paula's passion and vision. I was able to talk with her about serving the underserved, the uninsured, the people who desperately need access to quality care. We also talked about serving and training the rising healthcare providers who are learning what it means to serve the populations of the future.   Check Out Links Below: [Release] Clemson’s Sullivan Center to unveil world’s first solar-powered mobile health clinic Clemson World Magazine Article:  Mobile Medicine Paula Watt, PhD - Clemson Bio   Find Me Online: Bobby Rettew Twitter Bobby Rettew Portfolio Website Intersection Podcast Twitter  

A discussion with Dr. Wantuck of PlushCare on precisely how Mobile Medicine works, its benefits, ease of use and industry outlook. Then Rebecca Canino of John Hopkins Medical weighs in.

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Return of the House Call We sat down with Sam Zebarjadi of Medicast on this week’s show. This company is using technology to facilitate the return of the house call as model of healthcare delivery. Founded in 2013, Medicast is a healthcare technology company that enables hospitals and health systems to deliver care in a […] The post Return of the House Call appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Entrepreneurs are used to getting things done, pronto!  Not for them hanging out in a doctor's waiting area - time = money.  Cory Annis, MD has a heavy dose of the Entrepreneur in her DNA.  She decided to buck the system, a system that she admits does not always serve patients well, and create a health service that could be easily accessed by her globe trotting patients.   Better still, Cory LOVES Entrepreneurs!  She loves that they have a 'can do' attitude, it lights her fire and she is passionate about helping those who are 'out there' helping to grow the economy.   So arming herself with the latest communication technology, Cory is offering this special group of patients their very own doctor, health coach and confidante - all rolled into one.  And remember this is all accessed via your smart phone.   

Please click on the POD button to listen to the latest Atlanta Business Radio  show podcast broadcasting live each Wednesday at 10am EDT from the Business Radio X studio in Atlanta, GA, USA.   Here's how to listen to the podcast of our show. First click on the title of the show you are interested in. Then there should be a player in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Now just press play and the show you chose should start playing. You can also download the show to listen on your mp3 player. We are now available on iTunes, click this link and you can find all our past shows. Press SUBSCRIBE and you will automatically get the latest show when you sync your iPod to your computer. Special thanks to Stone Payton co-host of High Velocity Radio for subbing for Amy this morning On today's show we opened with Dr Andy Vantreese from Well Beings Pain Relief and Peak Performance Center. Dr Andy specializes in Brain Based Therapy, a revolutionary approach to treating patients suffering from migraines, fibromyaligia, insomnia and dizziness. Dr Andy also brought along one of his satisfied patients the artist, Michelle Armas with www.armasdesign.com to share her story. To learn more please go to his website www.decaturchiro.com Next up Dr Frenesa Hall, CEO of Mobile-Medicine.net came on to discuss the importance of proper nutrition in your health. She believes in a more holistic approach to medicine and works with like minded doctors to serve her patients. To learn more please go to www.mobile-medicine.net We closed the show with Dr Chris Williams with Synergy Wellness who came on to talk about the importance of staying healthy in the workplace. Dr Chris and his firm go into corporations and provide health screenings and health information to employees in Atlanta and throughout the Southeast. To learn more please go to his website www.synergywellness4u.com Also if you know of a business in Atlanta that we should know about please email Amy Otto at Amy @ atlantabusinessradio.com and we will try and get them on the show

"The funniest weight loss and fitness radio show on the internet." Please click on the POD button to listen to the latest Dr. Fitness and the Fat Guy show.   On tonight's show, Doctor Fitness and the Fat Guy get the skinny about all kinds of tips. Our listeners have been emailing us about having a tip show and we listened to them. There are more weight loss tips on the show then we have ever had. First we had our very own Dr. Fitness give some awesome exercise and fitness tips. Then we brought on Carolyn O'Neil, the best selling author of the Best Health and Nutriton Cookbook (according to the Gourmand people and the World Food Media) titled "The Dish on Eating Healthy and Being Fabulous." Shape magazine called this book "one of the top 5 diet books you've gotta have." She couldn't stop talking about all kinds of tips on eating, exercising while talking on the phone, eating out at restaurants, even what adult beverages you should never order at the pool. Carolyn is the AOL Diet Coach and you can check that out here http://coaches.aol.com/diet/carolyn-oneil/main She is also a weekly columnist for the Atlanta Journal Constitution and is a recurring nutrition expert on Alton Brown's show "Good Eats" on the Food Network which you can check out here  http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/show_ea/text/0,1976,FOOD_9956_50120,00.html Or you can go to her website www.CarolynONeil.com and find out all the things she is up to. Then we had the pleasure of hearing from Dr. Frenesa Hall, a Harvard educated M.D. who left the traditional doctor office behind and goes directly to her patients at their home or their office. That's right she is bringing back the house call. Her company Mobile-Medicine.Net is an innovator in improving the healthcare experience for her patients. Imagine a doctor who will spend as much time as you need going over your illness with you, instead of the 6 minutes they typically give you. Dr. Hall is an amazing doctor and she is truly doing great things. She had some great tips on how to avoid getting the flu or a cold this winter. You can learn more about her and her company at her website www.mobile-medicine.net. On her website you can get information about her personal services as well as information on the AmeriScience line of supplements that she recommends.   Dr Fitness also shared his tips on how to jump start your weight loss program now instead of waiting until New Years. Number 1, make a goal, write it down. Number 2, tell 10 people your goal in order to create some accountability. And Number 3, get a partner to watch your back. You will slip up, everyone does, you just need someone to get you back on track as soon as possible. You will have to listen to the show to find out all the rest of Dr Fitness' great exercise tips. The Fat Guy forgot to give his Sarah Reinersten on the Amazing Race 10 on CBS update. She is the triathlete with the fake leg. She and Peter finished 3th in the fourth round and we will be tracking her progress each week on our show. Sarah is having some major rrealtionship problems with Peter. Check out the Amazing Race website here http://www.cbs.com/primetime/amazing_race10/ and Sarah's website here www.iamsarah.org Another highlight of this show was the Fat Guy sharing his recent dinner at Seasons 52. A kind of healthy restaurant that just opened in Atlanta. Check them out at www.seasons52.com. The Fat Guy and his wife both loved it. And as a bonus to our listeners here's a link to 10 more tips on How to Cut Calories from the American Dietetic Association  http://www.eatright.org/cps/rde/xchg/ada/hs.xsl/home_9698_ENU_HTML.htm The ADA's main website is www.eatright.org. Also don't forget to check out Dr. Fitness on Huntsville, AL TV. He has a segment every Tuesday on the ABC affiliate there WAAY where he answer viewers weight loss challenges. Their website is www.waaytv.com As always, more laughs, more info and more fun than any other health, fitness, weight loss podcast out there. Click the podcast button and check out the entire show right now. Don't forget to check out the Doctor Fitness and the Fat Guy blog at www.weightlossradio.blogspot.com for more tips about weight loss and Dr. Shafran's analysis of all things health and fitness. Also check out our website www.drfitnessandthefatguy.com to subscribe to our FREE weekly healthy living newsletter. You can also email Dr. Fitness there with your specific questions and he will personally answer each one.