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This episode's Community Champion Sponsor is Ossur. To learn more about their ‘Responsible for Tomorrow' Sustainability Campaign, and how you can get involved: CLICK HEREEpisode Overview: The future of healthcare lies in human-centered technologies that simplify complex care and restore joy to medical practice. Enter Jamey Edwards, a serial social impact founder reimagining patient experience through artificial intelligence. As President and Chief Strategy Officer of Cairns Health, Jamey is leveraging AI, machine learning, and ambient sensing to transform how we support aging and chronically ill populations. With over 25 years of building groundbreaking healthcare companies, Jamey embodies the entrepreneurial spirit of turning visionary concepts into practical solutions. While together, Jamey shares how Cairns Health is creating an intelligent care companion that connects patients, caregivers, and clinical teams, which is pioneering a more compassionate and efficient approach to healthcare delivery. Join us as we explore how Jamey and his team are simplifying complex care with intelligent technology. Let's go! Episode Highlights:Reimagine healthcare by developing AI companions that simplify complex care plansChallenge status quo by leveraging technologies to restore joy in medical practiceExpand care accessibility through intelligent ambient sensing and proactive supportDrive innovation in value-based care by connecting caregivers, teams, and patientsTransform healthcare workforce by automating administrative tasks to focus on patient careAbout our Guest: Jamey Edwards is a serial social impact founder on a mission to fix healthcare. He is currently serving as the President & Chief Strategy Officer at Cairns Health, a Khosla Ventures backed startup using AI, Machine Learning & Large Language Models to support increasing healthspan and the overall healthcare experience for our rapidly growing aging & polychronic populations. Jamey also serves as an Entrepreneur in Residence for StartUp Health, the largest health innovation and moonshot community in the world. Jamey has led, founded or co-founded companies in the hospital management, physician outsourcing and telemedicine space including Emergent Medical Associates, Pacific HealthWorks, Language Access Network, and most recently Cloudbreak Health, a leading health disparities solutions company that merged with UpHealth (NYSE: UPH) and went public via SPAC in a transaction worth over $1.4B. With over 25 years of experience in building successful companies, he is an advisor, mentor, and coach to entrepreneurs nationwide and a recognized thought leader and speaker on the topics of digital health, health equity, VC Investing and startup life.Jamey received his B.S. and M.B.A. from Cornell University where he graduated a Tradition Fellow. Jamey is a member of YPO (Young Presidents' Organization) and on the Board of Directors for the American Heart Association, the Partners in Care Foundation, Pinksocks.life and also serves on the X-Prize Global Visioneering Team for Healthcare.Links Supporting This Episode:Cairns Health Website: CLICK HEREJamey Edwards LinkedIn page: CLICK HERECairns Health LinkedIn page: CLICK HEREMike Biselli LinkedIn page:

Hosts Gil Bashe and Gregg Masters welcome Nick Adkins, Co-Founder, Pinksocks.Life a tax exempt 501(c)(3) charitable organization focused on promoting human connection around the world. They discuss the genesis of the movement and the role of gifting 'for free and for fun' to make a difference in the lives of others. The pinksocks movement empowers people from all walks of life to connect with anyone, anywhere, by creating a global community of pinksocks-wearing people who are focused on kindness, empathy, connection, and love. The movement has been decommoditized from its beginning in 2015 – all pinksocks are gifts. Every connection made between the gift giver and recipient is based on an authentic connection, not a transaction. To stream our Station live 24/7 visit www.HealthcareNOWRadio.com or ask your Smart Device to “….Play Healthcare NOW Radio”. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen

On today's episode of Health UnaBASHEd,our guest is Nick Adkins, Co-Founder, Pinksocks.Life a tax exempt 501(c)(3) charitable organization focused on promoting human connection around the world. We discuss the genesis of tbe movement and the role of gifting 'for free and for fun' to make a difference in the lives of others. The pinksocks movement empowers people from all walks of life to connect with anyone, anywhere, by creating a global community of pinksocks-wearing people who are focused on kindness, empathy, connection, and love. The movement has been decommoditized from its beginning in 2015 – all pinksocks are gifts. Every connection made between the gift giver and recipient is based on an authentic connection, not a transaction.Do follow Nicks's work on the web at www.pinksocks.life or on twitter via @NickisnPDX Stay social with Gil and me on Twitter @Gil_Bashe (BASHE) and @GreggMastersMPH and that's Gregg with 2 Gs. Don't forget to give your tweets some zing with our hashtag #HealthUnaBASHEd.

In a world filled with challenges, find out how the PinkSocks Life Movement empowers teachers to create a brighter future, one act of kindness at a time. In this episode, Nick Adkins discusses the PinkSocks Life Movement and its origins in promoting kindness, empathy, and social-emotional learning in schools. Nick's gift of pink socks to first-grade students evolved into the PinkSocks Life Movement, gaining national attention and inspiring kindness education in schools. Listen to the inspiring journey of Nick Adkins and how he's using pink socks to teach empathy and kindness to children!  Click this link to the show notes, transcript, and resources: outcomesrocket.health

In today's episode, Nick Adkins comes onto the HET Podcast to tell his story about PinkSocks. PinkSocks is a movement about creating a global community of empathy, community and love. PinkSocks are always a gift.  Biography: Nick is also founder of the global pinksocks movement. Nick attended Burning Man in 2010 for the first time and the dust cleared from his eyes. He returned to Nashville, ditched the suits, sold a company, and set out on a new adventure that took him to Portland, Oregon. Nick is a co-founder of ReelDx, the creators of the medvid.io open API for secure asynchronous video management, a break through in telehealth. He serves on the advisory board at Cloudbreak Health, one of the leading telemedicine platforms in the U.S. Nick also serves on the advisory board at doc.ai an AI company with the mission to decentralize precision medicine onto the blockchain. In the very near future, human biological profiles will be consumer-controlled, blockchain-based, AI-powered, and omics-data-centric. Nick's passion for seeing the awesomeness in people, connecting with them on a personal level, and sharing in their stories is what sets him apart from other leaders in healthcare. He has helped to push the industry to remember that patients/people/us are at the center of our work. His commitment to being present and open, listening to understand, and sharing heart speak, allow us to see the best of ourselves in each other. Resources: Home | PinkSocks Life The PT Hustle Website Schedule an Appointment with Kyle Rice HET LITE Tool Anywhere Healthcare (code: HET)

“Everyone has a story to share. All we have to do is stop and listen.” -Nick Adkins and Andrew Richards, Co-Founders of #PinkSocks And what are PinkSocks? A global movement of connection and kindness that you don't want to miss. Come listen in for your dose of holiday goodwill. Special thanks to CVSHealth for their support. #BumpInTheRoad

Do you have PinkSocks? The PinkSocks movement comprises everyone from school children to astronauts. They're about gifting, kindness and connection. Join me with Nick Adkins, the Co-Founder of this global movement. Read more at BumpInTheRoad.us Special thanks to CVSHealth for their support #PinkSocks #BumpInTheRoad

Co-founder of pinksocks.life , Nick Adkins, joins us to talk about kindness. Nick says, "when I gift the socks, I always look the other person in the eyes and say 'Every time you wear your pinksocks you're going to make people smile! People will come up to you and ask you about your pinksocks. That's your opportunity to connect with another person, that had you not have been wearing your pinksocks that day, the two of you would have missed each other in the universe. Don't miss that moment to connect and share space! Get off your bike, stay on the train or bus for another stop, look each other in the eyes and connect. That's what we're here for! Don't miss it!'”Episode Highlights- How Nick went from a suit-wearing healthcare executive to a kilted nomad focused on kindness and connection- How gifting PinkSocks took on a life of it's own and became a movement- How gifting creates connection and puts a stop to bullying and harassmentWatch Nick's Ted Talk - https://youtu.be/xQLWUD6O9C0How you can give a gift of PinkSocks https://pinksocks.life/gift-socks/Original podcast theme music by Lance Keltner. https://www.youtube.com/user/lancekeltner This episode of the #FeelingsMatter Podcast was recorded and mixed at MSR Studios in Saint Paul, MN. Copyright 2021, all rights reserved. No reproduction, excerpting, or other use without written permission.This episode is sponsored byMindful Appy, the only software suite for the Net Emotional IndexTMhttps://mindfulappy.com/Don't miss a moment of the conversation, subscribe to the show on your favorite podcasting platform and sign-up for the #FeelingsMatter newsletter - https://mindfulappy.com/resources/introducing-the-feelings-matter-podcast

Ben & Jay have a wide-ranging conversation with Dr. Ellen Beckjord, Associate Vice President, Population Health & Clinical Transformation at UPMC Health Plan.  Ellen is a behavioral scientist and epidemiologist working a the intersection of population and digital health.  In addition to her great work at UPMC Health Plan, Ellen talks about two additional passions, the global PinkSocks movement and a recent book she co-created with photographer Anita Buzzy-Prentiss, PORCHRAITS - Pittsburghers on Their Porches During Quarantine.Buy Porchraits HereConsider donating to PinkSocks Life to spread love, joy and hug across the world!Other references:Susan A. MurphyScience & Human Behavior by B.F. SkinnerBuilding HAll Things Twitter:Ellen BeckjordFollow #PinkSocksA Sherpa's Guide to InnovationBen TingeyJay GerhartSupport the show (https://healthpodcastnetwork.com/)

If you go to digital health conferences, you might have noticed people wearing pink socks. Or a guy with a long beard and a kilt caught your eye. That was Nick Adkins - the Co-Founder of Pinksocks Life, a nonprofit organization focused on promoting authentic human connection around the world. Pinksocks was founded five years after Nick attended Burning man in 2010. For those who don’t know it - Burning man is a special community, which gathers once a year in the Black Rock desert in Nevada. Where there is nothing most of time in the year, 70.000 people come each August to enjoy life according to ten principles - radical inclusion, gifting, decommodification, radical self-reliance, radical self-expression, communal effort, civic responsibility, participation, immediacy, and leave no trace. Many people that have been at Burning man say, it transformed them. They consequently take some of the lessons with them to the real-default world, Nick being one of them. Nick talks about the background behind the kilt, impact Pink Socks have had so far and the general encouragement to everyone to fear people less, and see the good in them. If you’re interested in seeing pink socks energy in action, go to Twitter and search for #pinksocks.    Website: https://pinksocks.life/about-us/

In episode 5, we spent time with two healthcare innovation executives who started a global movement of connection, empathy, and love through the simple act of gifting pairs of pink socks. What started as one gifted pair of pink socks in 2015 has turned into almost 60,000 pairs today. Nick Adkins is the Co-Founder of Pinksocks Life, a nonprofit organization focused on promoting authentic human connection around the world. In addition to empowering people from all walks of life to connect with anyone and anywhere, he serves on the advisory boards at Cloudbreak Health and doc.ai. Andrew Richards is the other Co-Founder of Pinksocks Life. In addition to his work with the Pinksocks movement, Andrew leads health technology innovation at the Elson S Floyd College of Medicine at Washington State University. He also co-founded Amend Health, which drives start-up companies to address healthcare challenges in rural and underserved communities. During our time together, Nick and Andrew shared how this globally reaching movement and community started, where they are today with their non-profit, and their plan to further grow the important work of the organization. I also asked Andrew and Nick to share some specific examples of how the power of connection and gifting of pink socks has made our communities better around the world. Stay tuned for some very inspiring stories that demonstrate the power of this movement! Toward the end of the podcast, we explored a few examples of how you can start your journey of creating community and togetherness as well as how you can get involved with the pinks sock organization. While listening to any of our episodes, please make sure to join our online community at passionatepioneers.com in order to share feedback and ideas with our guests and to interact with the global community. Lastly- please subscribe to the podcast so you will automatically receive episode updates in your podcast player. Simply search Passionate Pioneers with Mike Biselli in iTunes or Spotify, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. Support this podcast

This week the guys talk Nicki Minaj retirement, Pink socks, Missy Elliott being cool again, QUEEN Beyonce, Pilot nimbus and everything ROOM TEMPERATURE.Support the show (http://Patreon.com/roomtemperature )

This week the guys talk Nicki Minaj retirement, Pink socks, Missy Elliott being cool again, QUEEN Beyonce, Pilot nimbus and everything ROOM TEMPERATURE.Support the show (http://Patreon.com/roomtemperature )

"Ah, the HIMSS conference. . . If you don't own it, it will own you.” Hear what else the Innovation Sherpas have to say about their recent trip down to the Sunshine State for the 2019 Health Information Management Systems Society (HIMSS) Conference in Orlando.  We have Dr. Jean Wright (Chief Innovation Officer), Emilie Pandullo (Investment Fund Director), and Michael Johnson (Director, Innovation) in the studio to relive their HIMSS experience. Among other things, they discuss the shift from patient engagement to patient activation, validated business models in population health, interoperability moving from a desire into a reality, genomics, and precision medicine. They also reveal the secret identity of one of the caped Champions of Health. If you want a recap of the conference or are considering attending in the future, this episode is calling out to you. #HIMSS2019 @SherpaPod @ghiafixer @drjeanwright #InnovationEngine#pinksocks https://www.himssconference.org/- A Sherpa's Guide to Innovation is a proud member of the Health Podcast Network @HealthPodNet - Support the show (https://healthpodcastnetwork.com/)

All you need to win in medtech these days is a good product, right? Neel Mehta, Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at EpiFinder, is the first to tell you that his digital health startup has an amazing product with the potential to improve millions of lives. He’ll also tell you that success requires new approaches to innovation, marketing, entrepreneurship, clinical feedback, corporate culture, grit, and a little luck. All that, plus the story of how Jared and Neel first met thanks to #PinkSocks (look it up – it’s a thing!). Special thanks to True North Custom for partnering with us to spread the awesome, yo! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, we meet Nick Adkins, founder of the Pinksocks tribe. Pinksocks began as a viral movement and quickly evolved into a worldwide community united in changing the world from the ground up, with heart speak, hugs, and gifting. Learn more at pinksocks.life.

Nick Adkins is a healthcare executive and serial healthcare entrepreneur from Nashville, Tennessee. He is the creator of the exponentially growing #pinksocks movement. #pinksocks is a global community trying to the positively affect the world, largely through a variety of missions within healthcare and #digitalhealth. Check out the accompanying blog post here.

“The World is Full of Good. When you believe it you see it…And it’s good to see YOU.” Words spoken many thousands of times by this former serial entrepreneur and telehealth executive who wore his last pair of pants five years ago. If you’re at HIMSS or any major healthcare event, you’re likely to see some of today’s top leaders wearing a pair of knee-high, black-moustached, pink socks. Why? Because they’ve become part of a growing social movement called the PinkSocks tribe. On today’s show, we have Nick Adkins – the founder of PINKSOCKS. A man whose passion burns a powerful message of gifting, connecting, and the need for genuine change into the hearts and minds of doctors, healthcare business leaders, politicians, and even world leaders. In this episode, Dr. Steve and Pinksocks founder Nick Adkins focus on incredible stories and powerful messages, including: Transforming from suits and cuff links to kilts and riding a pink furry bicycle The power of Burning Man on individual change and outlook The true meaning of the #pinksocks movement Top healthcare leaders, influencers, and even a European Princess are going pink The limitation of judgement...the power of gifting and love

Momentmal / Pixabay "Blockchain" ist derzeit ein absolutes Hype-Thema, insbesondere im Kontext der Krypto-Währungen wie z.B. Bitcoin oder Ethereum. Stark vereinfacht kann man sagen, dass es eine Art der verteilten und redundanten Datenhaltung ist, bei der Transparenz und Fälschungssicherheit absolute Priorität haben. Aber wo genau liegen die Vorteile gegenüber herkömmlicher Datenhaltung? Wo kann diese Technologie sinnvoll im Gesundheitswesen eingesetzt werden? Diese Fragen werden in diesem eHealth-Podcast mit dem Gast Dr. Johannes Bittner besprochen; er ist Arzt, sozial engagiert und Project-Manager bei der Bertelsmann-Stiftung. Und genauso wie jedes Mal beim Thema "IHE" in diesem Podcast erwähnt wird, dass es kein "richtiger" Kommunikationsstandard ist, muss bei "Blockchain" auch erwähnt werden, dass diese Technik nicht ausschließlich im Bereich Kryptowährung eingesetzt werden kann. News gibt es in diesem Podcast keine, da der vorherige und auch der folgende Podcast (also #37) reine News-Podcasts waren/sein werden. Achso: Wer als erster die richtige Anzahl der Vorkommnisse des Wortes "spannend" in dieser Folge als Kommentar postet, bekommt ein paar "#PinkSocks".

If you’ve spent any time on the health innovation threads on Twitter, you will no doubt have seen the emoticon-filled tweets of Nick Adkins and the thousands of tweets made around the world with the hashtag #pinksocks. With thousands of tweets, retweets and posts about #pinksocks, it leads many people to ask "what is the real meaning of #pinksocks?" On this podcast, we find out the answer. Nick Adkins is a former suit wearing executive at Vanderbilt Health Plans and a serial entrepreneur in Nashville. After attending the famous Burning man gathering in Nevada, he traded in the suit and tie for a kilt and his famous #pinksocks. He now resides in Portland, Oregon, where he serves on advisory boards, mentors startups, and you can often find him traveling the world speaking about the importance of making personal connections. Join in the discussion as Nick talks about the transformation he's taken over the past 7 years, and the insights he provides on how to make healthcare, and life, meaningful and full of impact. Today's Topics Nick's personal transformation from a suit-wearing COO to a kilt-wearing pink-furry-bike-riding healthcare MBAHow the experience of attending burning man changed his life, perspective and missionHow 'gifting' made an impact on Nick at HIMSS in 2015How Eric Topol helped to kick off the #pinksocks tribe!The true meaning behind the #pinksocks movementCheck out all the links on the full show notes at https://digitalhealthtoday.com/34 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

My guest today is Brian O’Connor. Brian is chair of the European Connected Health Alliance, or ‘ECH Alliance’, which is a not-for-profit membership organization that, despite it’s name, works with stakeholders around the world to facilitate collaborative working and to bring about meaningful change in health and social care. Brian was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland and has spent his career as a consultant, manager and investor in both private and public companies. As head of the ECH Alliance he is creating a platform for change and disruption across Europe, China, and most recently, they’ve started work in North America working in both the US and Canada, in the interview, he sheds more light about that. Brian O’Connor lived and worked in Hong Kong for twelve years first as a corporate consultant – then he went on to create the largest private healthcare company in Hong Kong with over 700 GP practices and 3 million patient consultations a year covering everything from general practitioners and dentistry to traditional Chinese medicine and surgery. He understands that overcoming cultural and other barriers within healthcare is a key component of solving the problems faced around the world. He’s got a great way to deliver news that can otherwise be difficult and frustrating to hear, but he does it in a way that encourages and excites the change that is so badly needed in health care systems around the world. I’m very pleased to announce that ECH Alliance and Digital Health Today have teamed up and are working together to facilitate and promote the work being done globally to improve health and social care. There’s so much to be done, and ECH Alliance members are a core part of the Digital Health Today Community, so we are working together for the greater good to amplify the work each of our teams are doing. Before I sign off, I just want to give a shout out to Aline Noizet and Nick Adkins of the #pinksocks tribe. Nick Adkins out in Portland, Oregon sent me a few pairs of his famous pinksocks, and it was Aline Noizet who suggested that I receive some, so thanks to you both. I love them, I’m wearing them and sharing the pinksocks tribe far and wide. If you are not familiar with pinksocks and the GSD movement, click on the link to visit his site, and check out his Twitter feed. Let’s go #Pinksocks and #GSD (Get Stuff Done)! Check out all the shownotes on the website at DigitalHealthToday.com/24 and don't forget to subscribe to join the Digital Health Community!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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 chatting with industry thought leaders, innovators, system executives and a senior former Federal regulator. 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 Fred Goldstein engages Nick Adkins the originator of the 'pinksocks tribe' and curator of the blog Pinksocks.life. Produced by Gregg A. Masters, MPH for Health Innovation Media. Enjoy!

The 2016 gathering of the global community congealing under the banner of Exponential Medicine and curated by the digital health evangelist Daniel Kraft, MD convened at the Hotel Del Coronado for it's 6th conference. In this session Health Innovation Media co-host Nick Adkins debriefs with Eugene Borukhovich who weighs in on innovation and power of the #pinksocks tribe.  Segment filmed and produced for Health Innovation Media by Gregg Masters, MPH. Enjoy!

Wednesday, November 23rd 2016 our special guest is Nick Adkins a 'Kilt-wearing pink furry bike riding healthcare MBA' who suggests we 'love more, fear less'. For more information on Nick, click here and here and checkout his interviews with Reed Tuckson, MD, outgoing American Telemedicine, 2015/16 President here and here. Produced by Gregg Masters, MPH for Health Innovation Media.  

On the Wednesday PopHealth Week broadcast, November 23rd 2016 our special guest is Nick Adkins a 'Kilt-wearing pink furry bike riding healthcare MBA' who suggests we 'love more, fear less'. For more information on Nick, click here and here and checkout his interviews with Reed Tuckson, MD, outgoing American Telemedicine, 2015/16 President here and here. Produced by Gregg Masters, MPH for Health Innovation Media.

“Ego is like dust in the eyes. Clear the ego and see the world.” This quote describes the unfolding path of Nick Adkins from healthcare executive to kilt-wearing digital health evangelist. Nick Adkins joins the Pharmacy Podcast Show to share his passion for all things "Digital Health" and building a better patient care delivery model.  Nick Adkins is an Advisory Board Member with Carenection.  Carenection is a comprehensive solutions partner that brings together best-in-breed technology, network infrastructure and consulting services to create a seamless and transparent encounter for the patient and provider. Carenection is the most widely utilized telehealth network in the country, delivering over 40,000 encounters per month via thousands of video endpoints to hundreds of hospitals nationwide. Nick's journey begins with a BA in Psychology from the University of Southern Mississippi and a MBA from Belmont University.  A few of Nick's initial stops were as a suit wearing executive for the Vanderbilt Health Plans and a serial entrepreneur in Nashville. Nick attended Burning Man in 2010 for the first time and the dust cleared from his eyes. He returned to Nashville, ditched the suits, sold his company, and set out on a new journey that took him to Portland, Oregon. Nick is a co-founder at ReelDx, the creators of the medvid.io open API for secure video messaging, a break through in telehealth. He serves as a thought leader for Carnegie Mellon University regarding elder care innovation and the use of telemedicine and design initiatives aimed at helping seniors age in place more comfortably. Nick also sits on the advisory board for BitCura, a platform based on democratizing healthcare by believing that healthcare is a human right and a global responsibility and that each person should have their own voice regarding how their data is used. Nick's passion for seeing the awesomeness in people, connecting with them on a personal level, and sharing in their stories is what sets him apart from other leaders in healthcare. He has helped to push the industry to remember that patients/people/us are at the center of our work. His commitment to being present and open, listening to understand, and sharing heart speak, allow us to see the best of ourselves in each other.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“Ego is like dust in the eyes. Clear the ego and see the world.” This quote describes the unfolding path of Nick Adkins from healthcare executive to kilt-wearing digital health evangelist. Nick Adkins joins the Pharmacy Podcast Show to share his passion for all things "Digital Health" and building a better patient care delivery model.  Nick Adkins is an Advisory Board Member with Carenection.  Carenection is a comprehensive solutions partner that brings together best-in-breed technology, network infrastructure and consulting services to create a seamless and transparent encounter for the patient and provider. Carenection is the most widely utilized telehealth network in the country, delivering over 40,000 encounters per month via thousands of video endpoints to hundreds of hospitals nationwide. Nick’s journey begins with a BA in Psychology from the University of Southern Mississippi and a MBA from Belmont University.  A few of Nick’s initial stops were as a suit wearing executive for the Vanderbilt Health Plans and a serial entrepreneur in Nashville. Nick attended Burning Man in 2010 for the first time and the dust cleared from his eyes. He returned to Nashville, ditched the suits, sold his company, and set out on a new journey that took him to Portland, Oregon. Nick is a co-founder at ReelDx, the creators of the medvid.io open API for secure video messaging, a break through in telehealth. He serves as a thought leader for Carnegie Mellon University regarding elder care innovation and the use of telemedicine and design initiatives aimed at helping seniors age in place more comfortably. Nick also sits on the advisory board for BitCura, a platform based on democratizing healthcare by believing that healthcare is a human right and a global responsibility and that each person should have their own voice regarding how their data is used. Nick’s passion for seeing the awesomeness in people, connecting with them on a personal level, and sharing in their stories is what sets him apart from other leaders in healthcare. He has helped to push the industry to remember that patients/people/us are at the center of our work. His commitment to being present and open, listening to understand, and sharing heart speak, allow us to see the best of ourselves in each other.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.