Podcasts about ProMedica

In this episode, Terry Metzger, CFO of ProMedica, discusses the top financial trends shaping the healthcare landscape, ProMedica's strategic focus following a major restructuring, and innovative approaches to improving efficiency and service line growth.

Arturo Polizzi just steered one of northwest Ohio's largest employers out of a financial crisis. ProMedica was - as he puts it - hemorrhaging money when he became the leader of the company  two years ago. Today, the company is on, what he calls, solid footing. WTOL 11 is the first Toledo station to sit down with ProMedica's president-CEO for an in-depth discussion of the healthcare organization's past and future.

In episode 89, we welcome back the extraordinary Priya Bathija, founder and CEO of Nyoo Health, to dissect the critical impact of the upcoming election on women's health.Priya is a nationally-recognized healthcare leader, attorney, and policy expert. She is currently Founder and CEO of Nyoo Health, which serves as a guide for healthcare leaders as they improve women's health. Previously, she was at the American Hospital Association where she led policy efforts and strategic initiatives on value, health equity and maternal health. She started her career as a healthcare attorney and served as in-house counsel and a member of the executive leadership teams at ProMedica and MedStar Health. Priya is also a Distinguished Practitioner in Residence at The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law and an adjunct professor at Loyola University Chicago School of Law. Priya is a nationally-recognized healthcare leader, attorney, and policy expert. She is currently Founder and CEO of Nyoo Health, which serves as a guide for healthcare leaders as they improve women's health. Previously, she was at the American Hospital Association where she led policy efforts and strategic initiatives on value, health equity and maternal health. She started her career as a healthcare attorney and served as in-house counsel and a member of the executive leadership teams at ProMedica and MedStar Health. Priya is also a Distinguished Practitioner in Residence at The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law and an adjunct professor at Loyola University Chicago School of Law.Connect with Priya and Nyoo Health:Nyoo Health LinkedInPriya's LinkedInNyoo Health WebsiteNyoo Health InstagramResources:Kaiser Family FoundationAmerican College of Physicians Connect with USS: United SHE Stands InstagramThis episode was edited by Kevin Tanner. Learn more about him and his services here:Website: https://www.kevwyxin.com/Instagram: @kevwyxinIf you purchase from any links to resources or products, the show may make a small commission.

Catching up with the President of Toledo City Council Carrie Hartman. Who is taking the ball when it comes to QOL? It's not ProMedica - it's not UT. What's going on with the proposed roundabout at Secor and Kenwood. Hunter Brucks was given the keys to the summer concert series - so far there have been two shows booked. Life expectancy study from Area Office on Aging shows 20-year gap between Vistula neighborhood and the DeVeaux Village. Geoffrey Greif, Ph.D. - Author | University of Maryland | Sociology Greif, author of Buddy System – Understanding Male Friendships talks about friendships between men, how they work and why they are vital to men's health and the health of the community. Subscribe to the Leading Edge Podcast, and never miss an episode.

LeSean Shaw – VP, Empowered AI It was the promise to not only transform a part of Toledo's Uptown area, but also to bring change and create career opportunities for Toledo's underserved communities by teaching people to code. However, the promise, the plan, the future wasn't to be - as the powers behind the west coast tech hub operation Bitwise were found to be robbing Peter to pay Paul to keep the operation running, duping investors, including ProMedica, out of thousands or even millions of dollars. Since then, the former CEOs of Bitwise were charged with fraud and 18 local employees were furloughed. But now, some of those 18 former employees are determined to keep grinding for this city they love and the field that they know so well. Kate Fineske - Executive Director - National Museum of the Great Lakes The National Museum of the Great Lakes is celebrating 10 years in the Toledo area, but they aren't growing complacent. In fact, the NMGL is about to undertake an expansion. Over the past ten years, the museum has captivated visitors with its diverse array of exhibits, featuring visual, audiovisual, and hands-on experiences spanning centuries of Great Lakes history. From the era of fur trading, to the challenges of the underground railroad, and the exploits of rum runners, the museum offers a comprehensive journey through the pivotal moments that have shaped the Great Lakes into the vital resource it is today.

A look at the current situation and a look ahead for ProMedica Coldwater Regional Hospital.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode of the MiCare Champion Cast, released during National Public Health Week, explores how hospitals are engaged in public health. Featured guests include Julie Yaroch, D.O., president of ProMedica Charles and Virginia Hickman Hospital and senior vice president of ProMedica Inpatient and Retail Pharmacy, and Frank Nagle, MBA, director of Community Impact in Michigan at ProMedica. Yaroch and Nagle highlight the strong impact the ProMedica Farms and Veggie Mobile are having on residents and communities by improving access to fresh, affordable produce and nutrition education. The episode is available to stream on Spotify, YouTube, Apple Podcasts and SoundCloud. Those interested in learning more about the ProMedica Farms can visit: https://www.promedica.org/locations-and-doctors/location/clinics/promedica-farms Those interested in learning more about the Veggie Mobile can visit: https://lenaweeveggiemobile.com/#home To nominate a hospital or health system for future a Ludwig Community Benefit award, visit: https://www.mha.org/About/Awards/Ludwig-Community-Benefit-Award/

This episode is a bonus episode, brought to you in partnership with Nyoo ("New") Health. Nyoo hosts the "What's Nyoo!" series, with monthly events that bring together women and experts to have engaging, honest, and educational conversations about women's health, and this one is all about Pelvic Health. This event blew us away, and we knew we had to share it. Special thanks to Priya Bathija - CEO of Nyoo - for allowing us to share this recording. We hope you enjoy it just as much as we did!Remember to like, rate and subscribe and enjoy the episode!Guest biosPriya Bathija is a nationally-recognized healthcare leader, attorney, and policy expert. She is currently Founder and CEO of Nyoo Health, an organization dedicated to improving health and healthcare for women. Previously, she was at the American Hospital Association where she led policy efforts and strategic initiatives on value, health equity and maternal health. She started her career as a healthcare attorney and served as in-house counsel and a member of the leadership teams at ProMedica and MedStar Health. Priya is also a Distinguished Practitioner in Residence at The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law and an adjunct professor at Loyola University Chicago School of Law. In addition, she serves as a public board member for the American Board of Medical Specialties, the largest physician-led specialty certification organization in the U.S.Carine Carmy is CEO and Co-Founder at Origin, the leading provider of pelvic floor and women's physical therapy. She has focused her career on increasing access to products and services that improve lives, from healthcare to 3D printing. Carine's passion for women's health started in her twenties, when she struggled with painful sex for nearly a decade.  Following years of misdiagnoses, ineffective treatment options, and hearing “that's just the way it is,” Carine discovered the power of pelvic floor physical therapy to treat, not only pelvic pain, but dozens of conditions and symptoms that impact some 40 million U.S. women and individuals with vaginal anatomy, every year. Already a go-to-market leader in healthcare and technology — with leadership roles at Amino, Shapeways, MarketspaceNext and Monitor Group — she felt compelled to help make pelvic health the norm for women across the country. Outside of Origin, Carine is an avid writer and has been published in MIT Technology Review, Forbes, Ad Age, and PSFK, and serves as an advisor to startups and nonprofits in support of diversity and economic equality.Dr. Somi Javaid is a board-certified OB/GYN, leading women's sexual health thought leader, and menopause advocate. She is the Founder and Chief Medical Officer of HerMD, a team on a mission to make women's healthcare exceptional by educating, advocating for, and empowering patients to take control of their health concerns. Dr. Javaid has been featured in Forbes, Vogue, Well+Good, InStyle, Parents, Refinery29, Mashable, Adweek, and Popsugar. In August 2020 Dr. Javaid spoke about Gender Bias and the Female Sexual Health Revolution on the TEDx mainstage, and in January 2021 she was featured in Women on Topp for her work as a trailblazer and pioneer in women's sexual health.Dr. Rachel Rubin is a board-certified urologist and sexual medicine specialist. She is an assistant clinical professor of Urology at Georgetown University and owns her private practice in the Washington DC region. She is one of only a handful of physicians fellowship trained in male and female sexual medicine. Dr. Rubin is a clinician, researcher, and vocal educator in the field of sexual medicine. In addition to being education chair for the International Society for the Study of Women's Sexual Health (ISSWSH), she also serves as an Associate Editor for the Journal Sexual Medicine Reviews. Her work has been featured in the NYT and PBS.Emma Schmidt, PhD, is a doctor in Clinical Sexology, a Professional Clinical Counselor, Supervisor, and Certified Sex Therapist, Supervisor through the American Association for Sex Educators Counselors and Therapists (AASECT) as well as the American Board for Christian Sex Therapists (ABCST). She is the owner of Emma Schmidt and Associates in Cincinnati, Indian and Kentucky, a therapy group practice which focuses on sex and relationship therapy. Dr. Schmidt received her Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies and Psychology as well as a Master of Arts in Counseling from Cincinnati Christian University. She received her Doctorate from Modern Sex Therapy Institutes. Her research and publications have focused on female sexual pain.Organization bioNyoo Health provides strategic and advisory support to startups, investors, providers, and others as they grow and scale new ways of delivering health and healthcare to women. Beyond that, Nyoo Health is building a movement that will redefine women's health and investing in women as they advocate for themselves in the healthcare system.FemTech Focus Podcast bioThe FemTech Focus Podcast is brought to you by FemHealth Insights, the leader in Women's Health market research and consulting. In this show, Dr. Brittany Barreto hosts meaningfully provocative conversations that bring FemTech experts - including doctors, scientists, inventors, and founders - on air to talk about the innovative technology, services, and products (collectively known as FemTech) that are improving women's health and wellness. Though many leaders in FemTech are women, this podcast is not specifically about female founders, nor is it geared toward a specifically female audience. The podcast gives our host, Dr. Brittany Barreto, and guests an engaging, friendly environment to learn about the past, present, and future of women's health and wellness.FemHealth Insights bioLed by a team of analysts and advisors who specialize in female health, FemHealth Insights is a female health-specific market research and analysis firm, offering businesses in diverse industries unparalleled access to the comprehensive data and insights needed to illuminate areas of untapped potential in the nuanced women's health market.Episode ContributorsPriya BathijaLinkedIn: @Priya Bathija Carine CarmyLinkedIn: @Carine Carmy & @OriginInstagram: @carinerachelle & @theoriginway Dr. Somi JavaidLinkedIn: Somi Javaid, MD & HerMDInstagram: @somijavaidmd & @hermdhealth Dr. Rachel RubinLinkedIn: @Rachel RubinInstagram: @drrachelrubin Dr. Emma SchmidtLinkedIn: @Dr. Emma SchmidtInstagram: @heyemmatherapy Nyoo HealthWebsite: https://www.nyoohealth.com/LinkedIn: @Nyoo HealthInstagram: @nyoohealth  Dr. Brittany BarretoLinkedIn:  @Brittany Barreto, Ph.D.Twitter: @DrBrittBInstagram: @drbrittanybarreto FemTech Focus PodcastWebsite: https://femtechfocus.org/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/femtechfocusTwitter: @FemTech_FocusInstagram: @femtechfocus FemHealth InsightsWebsite: https://www.femhealthinsights.com/LinkedIn: @FemHealth Insights

How can we make an impact with women's healthcare? There are different roles that each of us can play in improving women's health, from caregiver, patient, provider, payer, and health systems. All of these roles start with educating ourselves, learning more about what is happening and being there as a resource to support those that are facing these challenges. Join Priya Bathija, Founder and CEO of Nyoo Health in this interview with host Natalie Benamou to hear in depth about women's health. Find out about how Priya's journey from being a healthcare attorney to a policy expert is a testament to her passion for advocating for women's health. During the interview, Priya highlights the alarming statistics of maternal mortality rates in the US, emphasizing the urgent need for education and access to healthcare for women throughout their lives.5 Insights About Women's Health1. Women's Health is a Community Responsibility: Everyone, regardless of their gender, can play a role in improving women's health, be it through advocacy, education, or support. 2. The State of Maternal Health: The United States has the highest maternal mortality rate among developed countries, with numbers worsening over the years. The problems span across the entire maternal health journey, from pre-delivery to postpartum. A concerted effort from all stakeholders is necessary to improve these statistics.3. First Ever Women's Health Research Initiative: The White House Initiative on Women's Health Research “will galvanize the Federal government as well as the private and philanthropic sectors to spur innovation, unleash transformative investment to close research gaps, and improve women's health.”4. The Role of Employers in Women's Health: Employers can contribute to improving women's health by designing benefits and policies that support women's health and longevity in the workforce. 5. Empowering Women Through Education: Through her company, Nyoo Health, Briya Bathija aims to educate healthcare providers and women about women's health. She believes in the importance of normalizing conversations around women's health and learning from each other's experiences. This discussion also sheds light on medical gaslighting and its impact on women, communities and the workplace. Natalie shares the exciting news that a new nonprofit HER HEALTHX, that will be a force multiplier improving health outcomes for women.Improving women's health requires a community effort. Everyone has a role to play, from individuals and healthcare providers to employers and the government. With concerted effort and resources, we can achieve better health outcomes for women.Special thanks to Priya Bathija for being a featured HerCsuite® speaker and also a guest on HerCsuite® Radio!About Priya BathijaPriya Bathija, Founder and CEO, Nyoo Health, is a nationally-recognized healthcare leader, attorney, and policy expert. With 20 years of experience working for, in, and with hospitals, she has led the design, implementation and growth of initiatives that make the health system work better for everyone. Previously, she was at the American Hospital Association where she led policy efforts and strategic initiatives on value, health equity and maternal health. She started her career as a health care attorney and served as in-house counsel and a member of the leadership teams at ProMedica and MedStar Health. In addition to her role at Nyoo Health, Priya is a Distinguished Practitioner in Residence at The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law and an adjunct professor at Loyola University Chicago School of Law. ResourcesNyoo Health on LinkedInPriya Bathija LinkedInNyoo Health Event - 'Below the Belt' Documentary December 14th Click on "Preorder Now." And, then, enter discount code NyooHealth1223 to access the film at no costHerCsuite® Leadership ProgramsHER HEALTHXNatalie Benamou on LinkedInHerCsuite® on LinkedIn

We're taking a break from releasing new episodes for a few weeks over the holidays. This week, we dug into our vault and are re-releasing our episode on the Issues Women Face in Healthcare with Priya Bathija.  Don't worry! We'll be back in action with new episodes in the new year.Original Air Date: June 13th, 2023We sit down for a conversation with Priya Bathija to chat about the many challenges women face in our healthcare system, and how Priya is part of the movement to finding solutions.  Spoiler alert, problems with women's health go far beyond the issues with maternal healthcare! Priya Bathija is the founder and CEO of Nyoo Health, an organization dedicated to improving access and redefining health and healthcare for women. She is also an adjunct professor at Loyola University Chicago School of Law where she teaches healthcare payment and policy.Previously, she was at the American Hospital Association where she led policy efforts and strategic initiatives on value, health equity and maternal health. She started her career as a healthcare attorney and served as in-house counsel and a member of the leadership teams at ProMedica and MedStar Health.She currently serves on a number of non-profit boards, including the American Board of Medical Specialties, The Policy Center for Maternal Mental Health, and the South Asian Bar Association of North America.Contact Priya BathijaEmail: pbathija@nyoohealth.comNyoo Health Website: Nyoo HealthPriya on LinkedIn: Priya Bathija | LinkedInNyoo Health Instagram: @nyoohealthLet's connect: United SHE Stands InstagramResourcesArika Trim FoundationIf you purchase from any links to resources or products, the show may make a small commission.

Hunter Brucks, President/CEO of HB Concerts Inc. talks about the abandoned Waterville Amphitheater project as well as his group taking over the 2024 summer concert series at Promenade Park from ProMedica. Also, Shannon Jones, Interim Health Director at the Lucas County Health Department, talks about an uptick in COVID cases across the state and how the county should react.

The 90s show was canceled, but Alex foresees a Promedica resurrection!  The Waterville amphitheater opponents kinda won. Developer is looking elsewhere. Deja is hosting Lovefest at the Lovewall this weekend on Adams. We have serial robber in the area! He's hit 7 places! Or less, because he went to the one pizza spot twice. 

In episode 34 of the United SHE Stands podcast, we sit down for a conversation with Priya Bathija to chat about the many challenges women face in our healthcare system, and how Priya is part of the movement to finding solutions.  Spoiler alert, problems with women's health go far beyond the issues with maternal healthcare!  Priya Bathija is the founder and CEO of Nyoo Health, an organization dedicated to improving access and redefining health and healthcare for women. She is also an adjunct professor at Loyola University Chicago School of Law where she teaches healthcare payment and policy.Previously, she was at the American Hospital Association where she led policy efforts and strategic initiatives on value, health equity and maternal health. She started her career as a healthcare attorney and served as in-house counsel and a member of the leadership teams at ProMedica and MedStar Health.She currently serves on a number of non-profit boards, including the American Board of Medical Specialties, The Policy Center for Maternal Mental Health, and the South Asian Bar Association of North America.Contact Priya BathijaEmail: pbathija@nyoohealth.comNyoo Health Website: Nyoo HealthPriya on LinkedIn: Priya Bathija | LinkedInNyoo Health Instagram: @nyoohealthLet's connect: United SHE Stands InstagramResourcesArika Trim FoundationIf you purchase from any links to resources or products, the show may make a small commission.

On episode 29 of the MiCare Champion Cast, State Representative Graham Filler and Dr. Julie Yaroch, DO, president of ProMedica Charles and Virginia Hickman Hospital and Senior Vice President of Inpatient & Retail Pharmacy for ProMedica Health System discuss how lawmakers, healthcare leaders and the community can work together to improve and address gaps in the state's behavioral healthcare system. Those interested in learning more about Rep. Filler, can visit: https://gophouse.org/member/repgrahamfiller/posts Those interested in learning more about ProMedica or the work of Dr. Yaroch's teams, can visit: https://www.promedica.org/ Additional behavioral health resources in Michigan: - https://www.michigan.gov/mdhhs/keep-mi-healthy/mentalhealth/mi-behavioral-health-crisis-services - https://www.mha-mi.com/ - https://cmham.org/

Before we get to what I can only call ROUNDABOUT SCHOOL... The Promedica summer shows have been announced, let me clear my throat and share with you. Saturday with the Walleye could be one of the most exciting regular season nights ever at the Huntington Center. The Lucas County Engineers want to teach you how to use a roundabout. Poor self awareness. 

In the ProMedica Garden of Recognition, daisies sprout all year long. Did you know that Patrick Barnes' birthday is this month? Who is Patrick, and what does he have to do with daisies? Join us as we learn about Patrick Barnes and the DAISY Award here at ProMedica.

Yea...I don't wanna hear that anymore. Take yourself right to the Junior Achievement INSPIRE event happening at the Glass City Center on May 10th. Lots of places are hiring. Banning scooters and distracted drivers. All the things Toledo is doing to quash the violence is what other places are implementing.  The Promedica post is still getting comments days later! Republicans should be all about support an arch nemesis of theirs.     

Most important day in Earth's history? Two wonderful shopping events are on top of each other. The conclusion as to why I don't have, and rarely do, a girlfriend. Congrats to my friend, and bits from the State of the City. You still suck at roundabouts. BG's season ended and so too may have their coach's time there. Promedica can be a horrid evil business AND a catalyst for so much good. Our core, traditional America values are escaping us?

New accessible Ottawa Park playground, with a feature we DID need as 'tough' kids. I've never seen anything like yesterday's 475N bridge work.  GO FALCONS! Promedica's financial woes continue, but your puns about them should not.  Last night I watched 3.5 episodes of perhaps the best show out right now.  

'Where is winter, I want snow!' Here you go. Which is why its the perfect time to talk about a sneak skate of the GCMP skating ribbon. A book vending machine.  Early school dismissal is a billion times worse than late cancellations.  Famous people who are or aren't on social and how it may affect their work. Watch RRR, and maybe a couple hoity toity Oscar nominated movies.  My good (nerdy) friend Liz from Promedica's Foundation is here to talk about the upcoming Impact And Inspire even at Handmade to benefit Toledo Helps Ukraine.  Sign up HERE And a video preview of the event HERE

His down-to-earth upbringing in Sioux Center, Iowa provided a foundation for Randy's 40-year career in healthcare and personal life. At the age of 28, a defining conversation with his boss served as the catalyst for a series of decisions that paved the way to professional opportunities and incremental leadership roles. For the last 13 years of his career, Randy led the largest healthcare system and the biggest employer in Northwest Ohio. Working diligently with business and civic leaders, he was instrumental in revitalizing Toledo's downtown area. He received numerous accolades for his professional achievements including the prestigious Jefferson Award for Public Service. 

The healthcare sector is a major contributor to the climate crisis, with studies showing the industry accounts for about 8.5% of total U.S. carbon emissions. Efforts to address climate change fall into the ESG framework, which stands for environment, social and governance.  Over the last several months, Randy Oostra, CEO of ProMedica, a health and well-being company based in Toldeo, Ohio, has participated in the Healthcare Insider podcast to call for a new care delivery model.  In this episode, Oostra shares why addressing climate change is a critical component to creating a new healthcare delivery model, explaining the business case for healthcare leaders as well as the impacts extreme weather events are having on vulnerable communities. Oostra also dives into how ProMedica's ESG strategy is guiding their work in this area.  *Editor's note: This episode was recorded before Modern Healthcare Custom Media's ESG Summit: The New Imperative event. 

Originally Aired: September 25, 2022 On this week's Community Focus, I'm joined by Dr. Brian Kaminski, VP of quality and patient safety at ProMedica, to discuss the pandemic three years later, as well as his reaction to President Biden's proclamation of the pandemic being over.

I need to find the right audio, and I did. One of our segments - Floyd and I - with our now departed, jovial pop culture guru Jeffy McGee. It's around the 22:00 mark of this episode. Before that time with Jeff... I wish I had proof to solidify my I TOLD YOU THIS WOULD HAPPEN! Credit to Promedica, and some things we could consider changing in our lives. Because we (often, but not always) can, and because it may keep us alive, or save us some healthcare expenses. 

This episode features Lori Johnston, President at ProMedica Insurance Corporation. Here, she discusses how ProMedica has grown in the 26 years she's been there, her focus on & excitement for the progression of health equity, diversity, & social determinants of health, plus more.

Randy Oostra, CEO of ProMedica, a health and well-being company based in Toldeo, Ohio, joined the Healthcare Insider podcast a few months ago calling for a new model of care delivery and what it will take to get there.  Now, we are continuing the conversation. In this latest episode, Randy Oostra highlights the first and most important pillar of this new delivery model: universal access to care.  Specifically, Oostra explains key policy changes that can be made to significantly increase access to primary and behavioral health services for rural and low-income populations. He also dives into the importance of addressing social determinants of health and how the work in this area needs to evolve.   Stay tuned for the third episode with Randy Oostra in a few months where he will share the importance of addressing the climate crisis and investing in ESG. 

Some 57 million rural Americans depend on their hospital as an important source of care as well as a critical component of their area's economic and social fabric. In many areas, there is growing concern…that fabric is starting to fray. The stresses of the past 2.5 years have affected every hospital and health system in America, none more so than rural hospitals. On this Leadership Dialogue Series podcast, AHA Board Chair Wright L. Lassiter III is joined by Dr. Julie Yaroch (Yarrow), president of ProMedica Charles and Virginia Hickman Hospital in Adrian, Michigan. Lassiter and Yaroch talk about the issues that rural hospitals continue to face, including workforce shortages, increased costs of care, and an aging population. At the same time, patients living in rural communities must navigate challenges related to accessing care, such as lack of transportation and unreliable or unavailable internet access. Yaroch says collaboration is key right now. She describes how the hospital she leads views health care as a team approach and talks about its vital role as an anchor institution in the community.

Let's move the needle to Don Adamski from Organizational Excellence! He will discuss ProMedica culture, predictive indexes, self-care, and finding purpose.  

After spending a week together in the Sandhills, Abby and Justin recap their weeks at the U.S. Women's Open Presented by ProMedica. No one should be surprised that they guessed horribly in their predictions, but that didn't put a damper on their epic weeks at Pine Needles. The two discuss why it's so much fun going to an event with LPGA players (and why more millenials/Gen Z people should be going!), a few news items for the week and look ahead to upcoming LPGA events. Thanks as always for your review, rating and supporting the podcast! Don't forget to subscribe and we'll be back with our KPMG Women's PGA Championship preview. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/foretheladies/support

The pandemic exposed the flaws of the U.S. healthcare system as providers cope with crisis-level staff shortages and rising costs. In this episode of Healthcare Insider, Randy Oostra, CEO of ProMedica, a health and well-being company based in Toledo, Ohio, shares why now is the time for a new model of care delivery. He'll explain what this model of care looks like and how leaders can begin today. 

Welcome to the Mixed Bag preview episode for the 2022 U.S. Women's Open Presented by ProMedica championship at Pine Needles! Abby and Justin discuss the increased purse, Pine Needles and its record 4th U.S. Women's Open, players, predictions and more. Special guest ProMedica CEO Randy Oostra joins the podcast to talk about the organization's partnership with the USGA. Thank you to Randy for joining us and we hope you have a great week tuning in to the championship. If you're coming to Pine Needles, be sure to say hi to Abby and Justin! U.S. Women's Open Presented by ProMedica coverage (Eastern Time) First Round | June 2 1-3 pm: Peacock 3-8 pm: USA Network Second Round | June 3 1-3 pm: Peacock 3-8 pm: USA Network Third Round | June 4 Noon-1 pm: Peacock 1-3 pm: USA Network 3-6 pm: NBC Final Round | June 5 1-3 pm: USA Network 3-7 pm: NBC --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/foretheladies/support

Alex wanted some Mase to start the show. Then we wound up down a path of one of rap's most overlooked 90s albums. One of my worst takes ever. Walleye head to Game 7 tomorrow night! Earnest heading to West Toledo, but what about South? Our friend Mahj made the Blade in Promedica story about combatting the opioid epidemic.  The N word at the lacrosse game leading to a larger discussion about its use and by who.  

Josh Peyton, Chief Operations Officer, AAA HealthCONNECT. AAA HealthCONNECT powered by ProMedica is launching in Cincinnati and Dayton to help 55+ year olds navigate questions and challenges that come with healthy aging. When Members are in need of assistance, information, or resources to make informed decisions about their various life transitions or find themselves as a caregiver for a loved one, AAA HealthCONNECT is there to assist via phone or by web with solutions to help make these type of situations easier to handle. https://welcome.aaahealthconnect.com www.AAA.com

Federal health officials recently proposed in close succession huge funding cuts and broad nursing home reforms. And those could be just the tip of the iceberg. ProMedica Vice President of Government Relations and Advocacy Brian Perry discusses the depth of the potential dangers for providers, as well as some possible opportunities for improvement.Follow us on Twitter: @mcknightsltcn

In order to implement an effective SDOH strategy, healthcare organizations must develop an infrastructure to integrate both clinical and social interventions. Our panel of experts from Melanin & Medicine, MetroPlus Health, Priority Health, ProMedica, and Socially Determined shares best practices, lessons learned, and key considerations to help you design a roadmap to address social determinants of health (SDOH), social risk factors and social needs among the communities, populations and individuals you serve. Panelist bios: https://www.sharedpurposeconnect.com/events/your-new-sdoh-roadmap-integrating-social-care-into-healthcare/   This episode is sponsored by Socially Determined Socially Determined is a Social Risk IntelligenceTM and solutions company, providing risk analytics, data, and advisory services to industry-leading organizations committed to assessing and addressing Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) and social risk among the communities and populations they serve – and bear risk for. To that end, we offer a purpose-built analytics platform, SocialScape®, to quantify, visualize, and mitigate the impact of SDOH and social risk – at scale.   SocialScape generates community-level SDOH risk exposure indices, individual-level social risk factor scores, and advanced analytics that empower organizations to understand how SDOH and social risk impacts key business metrics, including suboptimal utilization, total cost of care, quality measure attainment, and health equity, as well as member engagement, satisfaction, and retention. Our platform and expertise are trusted by organizations across the healthcare ecosystem including health plans, health systems, life science companies, non-profits, and foundations.

On this week's Community Focus, I'm joined by ProMedica President & CEO Randy Oostra, to discuss the healthcare system's presenting sponsor title with the 2027 U.S. Women's Open, as well as the impact of COVID-19 on healthcare workers.

Microsoft Corp on Friday announced the completion of its acquisition of Nuance Communications Inc, a company that delivers solutions that understand, analyze, and respond to human language. Microsoft customers will benefit from enhanced consumer, patient, clinician and employee experiences, and ultimately improved productivity. Microsoft recently announced Dynamics 365 Marketing 2022, release wave 1 is coming to the market. Some of the features we are most interested in are the unified customer activity timeline across all Dynamics 365 applications, which includes any Dynamics 365 customer data, email personalization and customization, and the ability to customize the customer journey with more flexible tools. Infor recently announced several new clients that have come onto their platform from around the world, including Foodex, ProMedica, and several organizations in Saudi Arabia.  https://www.erpadvisorsgroup.com/blog/the-erp-minute-episode-31-0

This episode features Kate Sommerfeld, President of Social Determinants of Health Institute at ProMedica. Here, she discusses how important SDOH(Social Determinants of Health) screenings are to healthcare organizations, the importance of investing in rural health systems, the significance of always growing, and more.

Ann talks with Mike Whan, CEO, USGA, about how the ProMedica partnership with the US Women's Open came about; what it means for women's golf; the creation of the U.S. Adaptive Open Championship which will take place July 18-20 at Pinehurst #6; how he prioritizes the many issues facing golf; his thoughts on the US Open for the men at Country Club of Brookline; his relationship with LPGA Commissioner Molly Marcoux Samann; and the transition has been, moving from Florida to New Jersey. 

It's a blockbuster deal in the world of golf...The USGA and ProMedica have announced a long-term partnership that includes presenting partner rights for the U.S. Women's Open, which means more eyeballs on the sport, and bigger checks for the athletes involved. Hosts Scarlet Fu and Mike Lynch discuss with U.S. Golf Association CEO Mike Whan. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Ann talks with USGA CEO Mike Whan about how the ProMedica partnership with the US Women's Open came about; what it means for women's golf; the creation of the U.S. Adaptive Open Championship which will take place July 18-20 at Pinehurst #6; how he prioritizes the many issues facing golf; his thoughts on the US Open for the men at the Country Club of Brookline; his affection for the U.S. Sr. Women's Open; his relationship with LPGA Commissioner Molly Marcoux Samann; and what the transition has been like for him and his family, moving from Florida to New Jersey. And Ann explores all things Innisbrook Resort & the Copperhead Course, where the Valspar Championship is played, with Bobby Barnes, Dir of Golf, and Mike Williams, Managing Director.

We must remain steadfast in our desire as healthcare professionals to ensure that patients who lack access to safe and stable housing are not forgotten. In this special bonus episode of the Race to Value, you will learn how organizations can build alliances to serve the public good and build hope in marginalized communities through investments in housing.  There is strong evidence characterizing housing's relationship to health. Housing stability, quality, safety, and affordability all affect health outcomes, as do physical and social characteristics of neighborhoods.  Lack of housing security leads to increased mortality (lower life expectancy); physical traumas, crime, and gun violence; long-standing impacts on psychological well-being (depression, anxiety, suicide); increased ED and inpatient hospital utilization; increased pediatric asthma and chronic disease burden; and substance use disorder.  The impact of housing on health is now being widely considered by policy makers as it is one of the most researched social determinants of health.  Needless to say, housing interventions by healthcare organizations and community partners is the future of value-based care! In this episode, you will learn about how ProMedica (a non-profit health and wellness organization of 11 hospitals and a physician network of 2,600 physicians) formed a community-based housing investment partnership with the Green & Healthy Homes Initiative (GHHI). Their comprehensive, flexible approach to addressing unhealthy housing is being shown to improve health, academic success, job retention, neighborhood safety, and intergenerational wealth transfer all for a relatively low per-person cost. Joining us in this interview is Ruth Ann Norton (President & CEO, GHHI) and Rachel Krausman (Vice President, National Strategy and Partnerships, ProMedica). We invite every value-minded professional listening to this conversation to join in your own community effort to care for your most vulnerable patients. A healthy home leads to a healthy life! This bonus episode comes from an ACLC Peer Learning Session - click here to watch the video with slides and download the Case Study: https://www.accountablecarelc.org/publications/investments-housing-health-and-equity-through-partnership-promedica-and-green-healthy Episode Bookmarks: 02:00 How does value-based care and housing intervention go together? 04:00 Introduction to the Accountable Care Learning Collaborative 05:50 Introduction to Rachel Krausman and Ruth Ann Norton 06:45 Background on ProMedica, a non-profit health and wellness organization of 11 hospitals and physician network of 2,600 physicians 08:35 The ProMedica National Social Determinants of Health Institute and its focus on SDOH interventions (e.g. food insecurity, housing) 10:00 The ProMedica Impact Fund that has raised $1B over 8 years to drive innovation and scale in SDOH interventions that have a measurable impact on health 11:30 ProMedica's Partnership with the Green & Healthy Homes Initiative (GHHI) to test ROI and clinical outcomes improvement associated with SDOH investments 12:20 The founding of GHHI in 1986 through a grassroots effort to end childhood lead poisoning due to unhealthy homes 13:30 Ruth Ann explains GHHI's accomplishments in reduction of lead poisoning and how that led them to view health and housing more holistically 14:00 Elimination of fall risk injuries in senior population can save Medicare over $20k per beneficiary 14:15 Energy efficiency and weatherization services to reduce energy burden and improve air quality 14:45 Building a future for “intergenerational wealth transfer” through improved health outcomes 15:15 Influencing Medicaid payment policy in the states of New York and California to invest in healthy homes programs 16:40 30M families with housing-related health conditions (e.g. pediatric asthma, brain damage due to lead poisoning,

In this episode we talk to Katie Ward and digest ProMedica's social determinants of health, and all the programs that SDOH encompasses. Food, financial literacy, and more. This is how ProMedica is leading the charge and changing the way a healthcare organization works.

On this week's Community Focus, more of my one-on-one with Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz regarding his election victory, as well as a look at Toledo Police Schools' partnership with ProMedica to prepare the next generation of medical professionals! Originally Aired: November 7, 2021

Approximately 40-60% of our current state of health is driven by non-clinical factors. How much money we have in the bank, the depth and breadth of our social support network and the stress of finding reliable childcare all have impact on our health and risk for disease.   Organizations looking to improve the health of their workforce would be wise to keep this in mind – understand and address basic need challenges exist among your workforce – before focusing on improvement of individual health risk factors. My guests for this episode understand the power of helping individuals meet basic needs.   Kate Sommerfeld is the President of the Social Determinants of Health Institute and she is joined by Randy Oostra, President and CEO of Promedica Health System based in Toledo, Ohio.  Listen in as Kate and Randy walk through the steps they have taken to provide resources that address basic needs to those they serve and to their own employees.  They share the lessons they've learned through their partnership with Kumanu provider of the Resourceful app the two organizations developed together to help organizations understand what's truly holding employees back from being present, productive, and resilient. If you've been thinking your wellness strategy needs a reboot, this episode is for you. Connect with Kate Sommerfeld Website: https://www.promedica.org/social-determinants-of-health/ LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/katesommerfeld Brussels Sprouts Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKHMS_ZP4zo Resourceful App: https://www.kumanu.com/resourceful/ Connect with Randy Oostra Website: https://www.linkedin.com/company/promedica LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/randy-oostra-4348286/ Connect with Susan Morgan Bailey Email: susan.bailey@marshmma.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/susanmbailey/

Today's episode examines fulfilment and what it means to ProMedica employees. We hear from three individuals; Logan Scheurer with Paramount, Tracy Biggie with Facilities, and wrap up with Carla Drew from Risk. Fulfilment is a little different for everyone, so we ask, what fills your cup?

This episode narrows in on our academic affiliation with the University of Toledo and what it means for ProMedica and the city of Toledo. We get to know one of the neurovascular Fellows and the academic affiliation from their point of perspective.

This episode is to allow our listeners to connect with the hosts of the show. Following episodes will deal with various topics covering clinical and non clinical areas across ProMedica.

We've had listeners ask SEVERAL times for us to talk about our books and writing... haven't we done that yet?!

President and CEO of Promedica and philanthropist Randy Oostra talks to Challenge Yourself hosts McKenna and Greg about finding happiness in starting over, education is the key to success, and the importance of emotional intelligence in making connections with people.