Podcasts about Rochester Regional Health

In honor of Father's Day on Sunday, we discuss the importance of having a paternal figure present in a child's life. Studies show that children without a father are four times more likely to grow up in poverty and seven times more likely to end up in prison. This hour, guest host Racquel Stephen and her panel highlight local fatherhood programs and their mission. Our guests also explain the racial disparities that may affect successful parenting for Black fathers, and they share their own advice and experience. In studio: Reggie Cox, founder and CEO of the Fatherhood Connection Otis Newson, community health worker lead at the Healthy Baby Network Deon Williams, participant in the Fatherhood Program at the Healthy Baby Network Steven Schulz, M.D., pediatrician and service line division head of ambulatory pediatrics for Rochester Regional Health

President Joe Biden's cancer diagnosis has sparked a wave of concern, as well as questions about the disease. Who tends to get it? When should men get screened? What causes it? What are the myths, and what are the realities? Our guests answer questions from listeners about prostate cancer: Supriya Mohile, M.D., geriatric oncologist and professor in the Departments of Medicine, Hematology/Oncology; Surgery, Cancer Control; and the Cancer Center; and vice chair for academic affairs in the Department of Medicine at the University of Rochester Medical Center Thomas Osinski, M.D., assistant professor of urology at the University of Rochester Medical Center Matthew Truong, M.D., urologist who practices general urology and urologic oncology at the Center for Urology, which is associated with Rochester Regional Health

In this episode of the Becker's Healthcare Podcast, Erika Spicer Mason is joined by Dr. Hemant Keny of Kaiser Permanente Northern California and Dr. Matthew Schiralli of Rochester Regional Health to discuss the impact of the Geriatric Surgery Verification Program. The conversation explores how these physician-led efforts are improving patient outcomes, reducing complications, and aligning with new CMS measures—while also demonstrating clear ROI to health system leaders. Tune in to hear how surgical teams are advancing care for older adults and creating a new standard in surgical quality and safety.This episode is sponsored by American College of Surgeons.

In this episode, Dwight Raum, EVP and Chief Digital Information Officer at Rochester Regional Health discusses his role at Rochester, organization's digital landscape, generative AI initiatives, and efforts to optimize care delivery safely and efficiently. Dwight highlights various initiatives and technologies being implemented at Rochester Regional Health, including the use of AI for call routing, and a digital front door that enhances web experiences and provides virtual care access within hours. He also talks about the creation of a Center of Excellence for AI and the role of AI in nurse scheduling. Dwight emphasizes the importance of maintaining a human element in healthcare technology, expressing optimism about AI's role in improving patient care. Take a listen!

In this episode, Chris Ragsdale, MBA, Vice President and CAO of Value-Based Care at Rochester Regional Health, shares insights into the organization's remarkable financial turnaround and its strategic focus on value-based care. From leveraging advanced data analytics to reducing readmissions and integrating post-acute services, Chris discusses the innovative steps Rochester Regional is taking to ensure sustainable, community-centered healthcare.

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In this episode, Chris Ragsdale, MBA, Vice President and CAO of Value-Based Care at Rochester Regional Health, shares insights into the organization's remarkable financial turnaround and its strategic focus on value-based care. From leveraging advanced data analytics to reducing readmissions and integrating post-acute services, Chris discusses the innovative steps Rochester Regional is taking to ensure sustainable, community-centered healthcare.

Send us a text“I do not think families typically should be getting rid of pets if they're having symptoms. There are very, very well tolerated medications that we can use. We can use desensitization therapy with immunotherapy, and I think that's the discussion that should revolve around how to manage these.”  — Dr. Shahzad MustafaFor many, pets are like family, which makes pet allergies a particularly sensitive issue. On this episode, Dr. Mariam Hanna invites Dr. Shahzad Mustafa, Chief of Allergy, Immunology, and Rheumatology at Rochester Regional Health, to explore practical, evidence-based approaches for managing pet allergies in patients who can't imagine life without Fido or Fluffy. Together, they break down the latest on diagnosis, medical management, and the myths that often cloud pet allergy discussions.On this episode:Pet allergies explained: How exposure, family history, and genetics factor in.Hypoallergenic pets: Do they make a difference in reducing allergic reactions?Is the pet causing asthma or eczema? Understanding pets as contributors, not causes.Environmental controls: what's the evidence that this actually works and what's just wishful thinking.Effective medical therapies: From nasal corticosteroids to antihistamines and nasal ipratropium.Exploring immunotherapy options: Shots, sublingual tablets, and even intralymphatic injections.Whether it's dogs, cats, or anything furry in between, this episode offers compassionate, informed guidance for balancing allergy management with the realities of pet ownership. Tune in to get clarity on how to help patients breathe easy—without breaking their bond with their beloved pets.Visit the Canadian Society of Allergy and Clinical ImmunologyFind an allergist using our helpful toolFind Dr. Hanna on X, previously Twitter, @PedsAllergyDoc or CSACI @CSACI_caThe Allergist is produced for CSACI by PodCraft Productions

Ever wondered why some women experience low libido and what can be done about it? Or what orgasms look and feel like for different women? These questions often go unanswered, but Dr. Maureen Slattery—a board-certified OBGYN specializing in sex and menopause—is here to change that. A leading advocate for women's sexual health, Dr. Slattery joins us in this episode to share her mission of empowering women through education and enhancing sexual well-being during perimenopause and menopause.Join Erin and Dr. Maureen as they dive deep into the complexities of women's sexual health, exploring how reclaiming pleasure and purpose can be a transformative experience in midlife. We discuss:Why comprehensive sexual health education is often overlooked in the medical field, and the consequences for women's health.How puritanical and patriarchal attitudes have shaped women's sexual education and self-understanding.The effects of hormonal changes on sexual pleasure, desire, and overall well-being.Understanding low libido and Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder (HSDD).Tips for having open, productive conversations about sex and pleasure, especially in long-term relationships.The importance of raising sex-positive children and navigating talks about consent, relationships, and body positivity.OUR GUEST: Dr. Maureen Slattery is a board-certified OBGYN with 20 years of experience, specializing in sexual health and menopausal care. An AASECT-certified sex counselor, she has contributed to AARP and Rochester Regional Health on topics like sexual health and hormone therapy. Maureen teaches medical students and professionals about menopause and sexual health in Rochester, NY, and at the University of Michigan. Her passion lies in helping patients rediscover pleasure and educating healthcare providers about sexuality. She is a sex-positive, kink-aware, and LGBTQIA+ ally.Want more Dr. Slattery? Follow her on:Instagram: @drmaureenslattery LinkedIn: @maureen-slattery-md-csc-abs Want more Hotter Than Ever? Subscribe to the Hotter Than Ever Substack to dive deeper. Find episode transcripts at www.hotterthaneverpod.com Follow us on:Instagram: @hotterthaneverpod TikTok: @hotterthaneverpod Youtube: @hotterthaneverpod Facebook: @hotterthaneverpod Follow Hotter Than Ever wherever you listen to podcasts - we're on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, and more! That way you'll never miss an episode. We'd love to hear what you think about the show - it helps us know what stories are resonating with you. DM us on Instagram and write us a review!

October 10, 2024: Dwight Raum, CDIO at Rochester Regional Health, explores the evolving role of technology in healthcare, asking how vital a strong technical foundation is for leaders in an increasingly complex digital environment. With cybersecurity threats and data governance becoming more critical, how can healthcare organizations balance innovation with operational excellence? Dwight reflects on the growing importance of artificial intelligence and automation, questioning how leaders can responsibly integrate AI while maintaining patient safety. Key Points:04:25 The Importance of Architecture10:22 Innovation and Special Teams18:54 Organizational Change Management20:16 Future Trends in HealthcareSubscribe: This Week HealthTwitter: This Week HealthLinkedIn: Week HealthDonate: Alex's Lemonade Stand: Foundation for Childhood Cancer

Ethan Bull, Co-founder, ProAssisting Ethan Bull is a co-founder of ProAssisting, a next-generation remote, fractional executive assistance firm for business owners and C-suite executives. With a background in hospitality and an expert in the EA space, Ethan has held a variety of senior positions, including Director of Administrative Services and senior EA to the president and CEO at Rochester Regional Health. https://www.linkedin.com/in/ethanbull/ https://www.proassisting.com/ https://www.facebook.com/proassisting/ https://twitter.com/proassisting https://www.linkedin.com/company/proassisting/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this insightful episode, we had the pleasure of speaking with Ken Hogue, a seasoned professional in revenue cycle management. Ken shared his deep-rooted connection to healthcare, influenced by his family's background in the field, and his passion for being a mediator and executive in the space. Ken's journey began with a desire to improve the healthcare system without being directly involved in patient procedures. He has worked with notable organizations like Change Healthcare and Rochester Regional Health and is currently the Senior Director overseeing the entire revenue cycle for both hospital and physician sides. During our conversation, Ken recounted the challenges of implementing Epic EMR during the pandemic and the transition to virtual operations. He emphasized the importance of advancing the organization in growth and proficiency, grooming future leaders, and ensuring financial success. Ken manages a staggering $1.4 billion in revenue, five hospitals, hundreds of physician practices, and leads a team of 540 individuals. He discussed the evolving landscape of healthcare regulations and the need for effective communication and compliance to navigate these changes. We delved into the intricacies of the No Surprises Act and price transparency, exploring how Ken's organization is publishing information online and providing patient estimates to meet compliance and improve patient engagement. Ken also highlighted the role of business intelligence (BI), artificial intelligence (AI), and automation in healthcare. He shared success stories of increased efficiency and the importance of understanding workflows to ensure the effectiveness of automated processes.     [00:02:09] Implementing Epic during the pandemic. [00:04:24] Administrative burdens and communication. [00:08:35] Healthcare regulations and patient education. [00:15:30] BI, AI, automation. [00:18:39] Automation and workflow design. [00:20:17] Success through automation. [00:25:36] Implementing over 100 ideas. [00:29:00] Creating a career ladder. [00:32:30] Advancement and work-life balance. [00:35:37] Career paths and mentorship.

With Ethan & Stephanie Bull, CEO and Founder of ProAssisting, a professional remote assistants provider to perform logistics handling, planning, communication, and administrative tasks to business owners, board directors, c-suite execs and entrepreneurs. Stephanie is ProAssisting's co-founder and the former EA for J. Crew's CEO and the CEOs of two multi-billion-dollar hedge funds. Before developing ProAssisting, Stephanie proved herself an expert in the field and a vital addition to the C-suite by fulfilling a variety of roles, including chief of staff, estate manager, and investment liaison. Stephanie has the ability to see the vision and end result of any project or task and work towards that goal to successful completion.With a background in hospitality and an expert in the EA space, Ethan, a co-founder of ProAssisting, has held a variety of senior positions, including Director of Administrative Services and senior EA to the president and CEO at Rochester Regional Health. Outside the office, Ethan spends his time with his wife, Stephanie, sons, Wyatt and Henry, and their dog, Rosie. He also enjoys playing music, skiing, hitting the links and toiling away at the next great American novel.Join us in our conversation as Ethan and Stephanie discuss the vital role of assistants for personal and professional growth, emphasizing the value of personalized assistant services for entrepreneurs. We'll also explore gender dynamics and leadership within the executive assistant role. Furthermore, we'll touch on the importance of tone and nonverbal cues in communication, and how their book, "The 29-Hour Workday," serves as a practical guide for optimizing assistant potential in the business world.To listen to the podcast and access the show notes and any other resources mentioned in this episode, visit us at www.legalwebsitewarrior.com/podcast.

Ethan Bull is a co-founder of ProAssisting, a next-generation remote executive assistance firm for business owners and C-suite executives. With a background in hospitality and an expert in the EA space, Ethan has held a variety of senior positions, including Director of Administrative Services and senior EA to the president and CEO at Rochester Regional Health. Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejondwoskinexperience/ Website: https://jondwoskin.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com Get Jon's Book: The Think Big Movement: Grow your business big. Very Big!   Connect with Ethan Bull: Website: www.proassisting.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/proassisting LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ethanbull/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/proassisting/

Imagine if there was a magic machine that empowered you to clone yourself. Two of your brains floating around… getting important stuff done more efficiently so that you can spend more time doing what you love. While there is no such machine that exists, today's guest can show you a close alternative: An Executive Assistant. Now wait: Before you say, “I've heard this thing about EAs and outsourcing…” give me a sec. Before starting his own company, Pro Assisting, Ethan had an impressive career as an EA himself. As an EA, he worked with Hollywood celebrities, the Chairman of USA Films, and even served as the director of administrative services and senior executive assistant to the CEO of Rochester Regional Health. So when we talk about an EA, we're talking about HIGH level EAs that command solid six-figure salaries. In this episode, we dive deep into how to develop a relationship with a high-caliber EA, and how this could be one of the greatest ways to simplify yet amplify your life. To learn more about Ethan, visit https://gobeyondcurious.com/podcast/ethan-bull/

I got to sit down with Ethan and Stephanie two former top executive assistants who took their wisdom and knowledge with helping corporate leaders and muti million-dollar business to now showing entrepreneurs and business owners the power of the having a EA in their business. Ethan Bull is a co-founder of ProAssisting, a next-generation remote executive assistance firm for business owners and C-suite executives. With a background in hospitality and an expert in the EA space, Ethan has held a variety of senior positions, including Director of Administrative Services and senior EA to the president and CEO at Rochester Regional Health. Stephanie Bull is ProAssisting's co-founder and the former EA for J. Crew's CEO and the CEOs of two multi-billion-dollar hedge funds. Before developing ProAssisting, Stephanie proved herself an expert in the field and a vital addition to the C-suite by fulfilling a variety of roles, including chief of staff, estate manager, and investment liaison.  www.proassisting.com.

Rochester Regional Health is using a measured and practical approach to data interoperability. They have purposefully chosen NOT to turn on the firehose of interoperable data. Instead, they have focused their efforts on data that clinicians want to use, that fits their workflow, and can be seamlessly incorporated into their Epic system. They started with lab data and this integration, on its own, is having a positive impact on patient care. Healthcare IT Today sat down with Erik Jacob, Director of Interoperability at Rochester Regional Health (RRH) and Charlie Harp, CEO at Clinical Architecture to discuss how a practical, measured approach to interoperability is preferable to a tsunami of data. Learn more about Rochester Regional Health at https://www.rochesterregional.org/ Learn more about Clinical Architecture at https://clinicalarchitecture.com/ Find more great health IT content at https://www.healthcareittoday.com/ Clinical Architecture is a sponsor of Healthcare Scene.

Have you ever wondered how movie sets with Meg Ryan connect to boardrooms at Rochester Regional Health? Today, Ethan Bull, co-founder of ProAssisting, discusses his unique journey in the executive assistant world. From starting in hospitality, working on a movie set with Meg Ryan, to entering the advertising world. He highlights the role of an executive assistant and how it has evolved over the last 30 years due to technological advances and shares advice on what to look for in an EA. Finally, he touches upon digital nomads and remote teams becoming more commonplace today.Tune into this episode for fascinating insights about modern-day executive assistance![00:00 - 07:09] Opening SegmentIntroducing Ethan to the showHe moved to New York City to work on a film set and got introduced to the executive assistant world[07:10 - 13:28] Executive Assistants Have Adapted Over the Last 30 YearsThe role of an assistant in the entertainment industry involves doing everythingThe introduction of the BlackBerry changed the nature of the job by allowing assistants to be available outside of working hoursThe advent of social media and virtual assistant support further broadened the scope of the job[13:29 - 21:43] Leveraging Technology to Increase ProductivityTechnology has increased productivity by allowing access to resources outside of traditional work hoursAI, machine learning, and a global workforce are changing the gameThere is a benefit to having a human assistant that you know, like, and trust who can leverage AI on behalf of their office[21:44 - 29:49] Leveraging AI and Soft Skills to Build Effective Remote Teams Post-COVIDAI has a long way to go to catch up with soft skills and interpersonal skillsStart by assessing personal needs and match them with the proper supportFocus on complex experience first, then interpersonal skills, warmth, rapport, etcModern assistant should be open, warm and project hospitality[29:50 - 33:16] Closing SegmentQuotes:"It takes a unique person to be able to go and get coffee or schedule the dog walker and interact with the chairman of the board and everything in between." - Ethan Bull"Matching your needs to the support will get you the best bang for your buck and hopefully set you up for a long-term success that is repeatable." - Ethan BullConnect with Ethan!LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ethanbull/ Website: www.proassisting.com Connect with me on LinkedIn!LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, AND LEAVE US A REVIEW on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on. Thank you for tuning in, and Stay Tuned for the Next Episode COMING SOON! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Abhijit Kanthala, MD, is a board-certified internal medicine and geriatric medicine physician at Hamilton Health Care System. He serves as medical director for Hamilton Home Health, as well as medical director for Hamilton Long Term Health Care facilities, which include Regency Park, Ridgewood Manor, and Quintin Health and Rehabilitation Center. Dr. Kanthala completed his residency training in internal medicine at the Unity Hospital, Rochester Regional Health in Rochester, New York, and his fellowship in Geriatric Medicine at BAMC, Miami Jackson Memorial Hospital, at the University of Miami in Florida. For more information about Hamilton Family Medicine Clinic or to schedule an appointment with Dr. Kanthala, call 706-686-8015 or visit HamiltonHealth.com/family. This program in no way seeks to diagnose or treat illness or to replace professional medical care. Please see your healthcare provider if you have a health problem.

El Dr. Kanthala es médico internista y geriatra certificado por la junta y trabaja en Hamilton Health Care System y ocupa el cargo de director médico de Hamilton Home Health (atención en el hogar), así como de director médico de las Instalaciones de Asistencia para Estancia Prolongada de Hamilton, que incluyen Regency Park, Ridgewood Manor y el Centro de Rehabilitación y Salud Quintin. El Dr. Kanthala realizó su capacitación como residente de medicina interna en el Unity Hospital, Rochester Regional Health en Rochester, Nueva York, y su especialización en medicina geriátrica en el Centro Médico Militar Brooke (BAMC) y el Miami Jackson Memorial Hospital en la Universidad de Miami, en Florida. Para obtener más información acerca de la Clínica de medicina familiar de Hamilton o hacer una cita con el Dr. Kanthala, llame al 706-686-8015 o visite Hamilton Health punto com barra family. Este programa de ninguna manera busca diagnosticar o tratar enfermedades o reemplazar la atención médica profesional. Consulte a su proveedor de atención médica si tiene un problema de salud.

Join Sarah Robinson as she interviews Dr. Sarah LaPointe and Dr. Michael Merrill about type 2 diabetes, health equity, and more. We discuss the importance of bridging the gap in diabetes care, making interventions inclusive for all communities. Our expert guests share valuable insights on empowering the health care system and promoting health equity in diabetes management.Dr. Sarah LaPointe is a Researcher at Brook Health and a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Department of Epidemiology at Emory University. She received her Master's in Public Health and PhD in Epidemiology from the Department of Epidemiology and Environmental Health at the University at Buffalo, State University of New York. Broadly, her research interests lie at the intersection of social and environmental determinants of health with a particular passion for improving the health and well-being of marginalized communities. In her free time, Sarah enjoys being outdoors with her dogs, tennis or pickleball, and exploring her new surroundings in Atlanta, GA. Dr. Mike Merrill is chief medical officer for Brook Health, headquartered in Seattle.  Prior to Brook Health, he served as chief medical officer at United Memorial Medical Center, Rochester Regional Health, and as a medical director for Independent Health. Resources: Brook website: https://www.brook.health/ (We are hiring!) Weight loss in Brook's digital diabetes prevention programCredits: Host/Writer: Sarah Robinson, MPHGuests: Sarah LaPointe, MPH, PhD | Michael Merrill, MD, MS, MS, MBA Production Assistant/Audio Editor: Sarah Robinson, MPH Theme Music: Dr. Sungmin Shin, DMA Follow us!Official WebpageBuzzsproutSpotifyApple PodcastsYoutubeInstagramFacebookTwitter

Abhijit Kanthala, MD, is a board-certified internal medicine and geriatric medicine physician at Hamilton Health Care System. He serves as medical director for Hamilton Home Health, as well as medical director for Hamilton Long Term Health Care facilities, which include Regency Park, Ridgewood Manor, and Quintin Health and Rehabilitation Center. Dr. Kanthala completed his residency training in internal medicine at the Unity Hospital, Rochester Regional Health in Rochester, New York, and his fellowship in Geriatric Medicine at BAMC, Miami Jackson Memorial Hospital, at the University of Miami in Florida. For more information about Hamilton Family Medicine Clinic or to schedule an appointment with Dr. Kanthala, call 706-686-8015 or visit HamiltonHealth.com/family. This program in no way seeks to diagnose or treat illness or to replace professional medical care. Please see your healthcare provider if you have a health problem.

El Dr. Kanthala es médico internista y geriatra certificado por la junta y trabaja en Hamilton Health Care System y ocupa el cargo de director médico de Hamilton Home Health (atención en el hogar), así como de director médico de las Instalaciones de Asistencia para Estancia Prolongada de Hamilton, que incluyen Regency Park, Ridgewood Manor y el Centro de Rehabilitación y Salud Quintin. El Dr. Kanthala realizó su capacitación como residente de medicina interna en el Unity Hospital, Rochester Regional Health en Rochester, Nueva York, y su especialización en medicina geriátrica en el Centro Médico Militar Brooke (BAMC) y el Miami Jackson Memorial Hospital en la Universidad de Miami, en Florida. Para obtener más información acerca de la Clínica de medicina familiar de Hamilton o hacer una cita con el Dr. Kanthala, llame al 706-686-8015 o visite Hamilton Health punto com barra family. Este programa de ninguna manera busca diagnosticar o tratar enfermedades o reemplazar la atención médica profesional. Consulte a su proveedor de atención médica si tiene un problema de salud.

In this episode of the "Winners Find a Way" show, host Trent Clark interviews Ethan Bull, he is a co-founder of ProAssisting, a next-generation remote executive assistance firm for business owners and C-suite executives. With a background in hospitality and an expert in the EA space, Ethan has held a variety of senior positions, including Director of Administrative Services and senior EA to the president and CEO at Rochester Regional Health.    He is also co-author (along with his wife) of The 29-Hour Work Day, A High Performer's Guide To Leveraging Your EA.   Ethan and Trent discuss the importance of finding ways to be elite and overcome challenges in various areas of life, whether it's in sports, business, or personal development. Ethan shares his insights on how to upgrade your position at work, become an elite athlete, and how to effectively manage your time.   Tune in to learn valuable strategies for facing adversity, improving your performance, and Rising to the Top: The Secrets of High-Level Executive Assistants Learn More from Ethan Bull   [00:03:18] Stolen film incident.   [00:05:20] Film theft in New York.   [00:10:46] Skill sets and virtual assistants.   [00:14:22] Tough adjustment to New York City.   [00:19:17] Straight white male executive assistants.   [00:21:00] Equitable compensation in entertainment.   [00:25:18] High-touch hospitality.   [00:30:21] Flipping the switch.   [00:35:14] Expansion of administrative responsibilities.   [00:39:30] The 29-hour workday.   [00:42:01] Small adjustments have a massive contribution.   [00:47:06] Entrepreneurial desire.   [00:49:45] Writing a digital novel.   [00:54:04] Acknowledging the elephant in the room. Takeaways:  Rise to the Level of Hospitality Finding a Work-Life Balance Embracing Challenges and Taking Action The Power of Flipping the Switch Acknowledge the Elephant in the Room The Support of a Loved One Connect with  Ethan Bull https://www.linkedin.com/in/ethanbull/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/proassisting/ https://twitter.com/proassisting https://www.facebook.com/proassisting/ Ready to take your game to the next level? Join the NIL movement and discover a world of new opportunities!   https://www.aim4nil.com/ Support our sponsors:    www.rebelliousbeverage.com Learn more about Leadershipity Coaching and Events:    Trent@leadershipity.com Connect with Coach Trent Clark with these links : Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_76SFCClh6GbqLjzFgf8xw LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/trentmclark/ Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/leadershipity/?hl=en Fb Page: https://www.facebook.com/Leadershipity/?ref=pages_you_manage Thanks for tuning into today's episode of Rising to the Top: The Secrets of High-Level Executive Assistants with Ethan Bull and your host Coach Trent Clark.    If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to the show and leave us a review.

Welcome back to another exciting episode of The Ultimate Advisor Podcast! In this episode, we have the pleasure of interviewing a power couple in the world of executive assistance, Ethan and Stephanie Bull. Ethan Bull, co-founder of ProAssisting, joins us to share his insights and expertise in the remote, fractional executive assistance industry. With a background in hospitality and a deep understanding of the EA space, Ethan has held prestigious positions such as Director of Administrative Services and senior EA to the president and CEO at Rochester Regional Health. Stephanie Bull, also a co-founder of ProAssisting, brings her invaluable experience as the former EA for J. Crew's CEO and the CEOs of two multi-billion-dollar hedge funds. Having excelled in various roles, including chief of staff, estate manager, and investment liaison, Stephanie is a true expert in her field. Tune in to this episode of The Ultimate Advisor Podcast as we delve into the world of executive assistance with Ethan and Stephanie Bull. They share their industry knowledge, insider tips, and discuss the future of remote, fractional executive assistance. And that's not all! As a special treat for our listeners, Ethan and Stephanie are offering a free book called "29-Hour Workday" that provides valuable insights into maximizing productivity and efficiency. Get your hands on this incredible resource by visiting: FREE Audio Book - ProAssisting.com Password: EApartnership

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Sometimes, Aria fangirls about the people in her community who are doing exceptional work to make all of our lives better. And then, she introduces herself to those people and tries to learn everything she can from them. Beatriz LeBron is one of those people and we are so grateful she joined us for a podcast conversation!    Beatriz LeBron executes Healthi Kids' Play ROCs campaign, developing strategies and tactics that advance play as a cornerstone of whole child health in schools and in neighborhoods. Key responsibilities include managing projects, convening the Play ROCs advocacy committee and key stakeholders, and engaging youth, families and residents.   LeBron has served more than 19 years in the human services sector and has extensive experience as a supervisor, educator, trainer and community health worker. With more than a decade of experience in policy creation, implementation and oversight in health care and education, she also has extensive knowledge of New York State Department of Health regulations.    Prior to joining Common Ground, LeBron served as a social worker/bi-lingual at Eldersource, Community Place and Lifespan. Earlier, LeBron was a community health worker at Rochester Regional Health, where she worked with individuals facing social, economic and other barriers to maintaining their health. She also was a long-time substitute teacher in the Rochester City School District. LeBron currently serves as a commissioner of the RCSD Board of Education.    She earned her bachelor's degree in Science from St. John Fisher College, her certificate in Finance from Georgetown University and her associate degree in Liberal Arts from Monroe Community College. In her spare time, LeBron enjoys art, reading and spending time with her grandson and children.     Links:  Bell's Palsy: https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/conditions-and-diseases/bells-palsy#:~:text=Bell's%20palsy%20is%20an%20unexplained,of%20the%20face%20or%20head. Common Ground Health: https://www.commongroundhealth.org/ Healthi Kids: https://www.healthikids.org/ Jamaican Curry Chicken: https://jamaicanfoodsandrecipes.com/jamaican-curry-chicken-recipe/ Protective Factors: https://health.ucdavis.edu/crhd/pdfs/resources/roadmap-for-resilience-ca-surgeon-generals-report-on-aces-toxic-stress-and-health-12092020.pdf RCSD Board of Education: https://www.rcsdk12.org/boe WDKX: https://www.wdkx.com/     Keywords: educator, social worker, mental health, social emotional health, children, family, social justice, civil rights, Bell's palsy, public health, board of education, Caribbean, Puerto Rico, Boricua, protective factors, radio  

This episode features William Carroll, System Vice President of Pharmacy at Rochester Regional Health. Here, he discusses the importance of taking advantage of opportunities, his focus on recruiting & retaining great staff, & more.

The current financial infrastructure with useless third parties, middle-men rent seekers, bureaucracy, and cumbersome regulation, results in excessive friction, unnecessary costs, and lost revenue incurred by physician practices. Enter in Dr. Jennifer Mogan, MD, Account Director at Park Place Payments, which offers innovative business solutions to the payment processing space, helping physicians incur more revenue, while decreasing unnecessary costs. Tune into this episode, where we will hear all about her company and how it is positioning itself in the financial education and services space to help physician practices make more money. Dr. Jennifer Mogan, MD is an Anesthesiologist at Rochester Regional Health and Account Director at Park Place Payments, a novel solution to saving physician practices money by offering innovative payment processing solutions. You can connect with her on LinkedIn, or at ParkPlacePayments.com/ContactJenniferMogan. Thank you to our sponsor, CityVest: https://bit.ly/37AOgkp and our Affiliate, StudentLoanAdvice: https://bit.ly/3CIKSgF You can sign up for the Premium Edition of our podcast at https://anchor.fm/christopher-loo/subscribe

This week we welcome Ethan Bull to the podcast. He is a specialist in the world of executive assistants and started an agency that helps work-from-home professionals match with executives that need help. In The 29-Hour Work Day, they reveal their framework for building an alliance with the right EA to support your professional and personal growth.Their five performance multipliers show how to hire a trustworthy assistant, establish expectations, and set guidelines that will enable you both to accomplish goals. Letting go of control is hard, but with a strong support system, you gain the freedom to focus on the rest of your responsibilities. Learn how to communicate with your EA effectively, build a working relationship that endures, and find more hours in your day with this innovative approach to identifying your needs and gaining peace of mind.Learn more about the authors and our guest Ethan:Ethan Bull is a co-founder of ProAssisting, a next-generation remote executive assistance firm for business owners and C-suite executives. With a background in hospitality and expertise in the EA space, Ethan has held a variety of senior positions, including Director of Administrative Services and senior EA to the president and CEO at Rochester Regional Health.Stephanie Bull is ProAssisting's co-founder and the former EA for J. Crew's CEO and the CEOs of two multibillion-dollar hedge funds. Before developing ProAssisting, Stephanie proved herself an expert in the field and a vital addition to the C-suite by fulfilling a variety of roles, including chief of staff, estate manager, and investment liaison.Imperfect Marketing- Tips for getting it DONE, not perfectHear from Kendra and guests about their marketing success and lessons learned.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify Small Business PRGet your small business seen and valued without ads, agencies, or connections necessary.Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

Today we have a full panel discussion with four top healthcare marketing and communications leaders discussing team dynamics and navigating the C-suite. It's a conversation around how marketing leaders and their teams can use their seat at the table to not just be scribes for their hospital or health system but to serve as strategic leaders and advisors. The team today includes: Susan Alcorn, of counsel here at Jarrard who previously spent time as chief communications officer at Rochester Regional Health and Geisinger Health System Beth Toal, vice president of communications and marketing at St. Luke's Health System in Idaho Michael Knecht, chief marketing and communications officer at RWJ Barnabas Health in New Jersey Gayle Sweitzer, vice president of marketing and corporate communication at the University of Kansas Hospital  This conversation is a prelude to a panel discussion the group will be having on Tuesday, May 17th at the Health Care Marketing and Physician Strategy Summit (HMPS) in Salt Lake City. For more on the event, check out healthcarestrategy.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode features Dr. Dustin Riccio, President of the Eastern Region at Rochester Regional Health. In this conversation, he discusses his transition from emergency room physician to a healthcare leadership position, how having an MBA helped with his perspective in that transition, and more.

Barry speaks with Mayor Malik Evans on the state of the city, Dan Mason on the upcoming Redwings season and the Chief Nursing Officer of Rochester Regional Health, Rebecca Alley, on Covid and Covid tests.

Clinical psychologist Dr. Scott Anderson discusses how parents can best support their kids with mental health disorders. Scott R. Anderson, Ph.D., received his Ph.D. in Psychology (clinical track) from Virginia Tech. Dr. Anderson completed his predoctoral internship with the United States Air Force in San Antonio, Texas. For three years he worked with military children and families stationed in the United Kingdom before completing a postdoctoral fellowship in integrated primary care at Geisinger Health System in 2017. Dr. Anderson has had extensive training in and experience with behavioral interventions, parent management strategies, and consultation with schools and medical providers. He specializes in using evidence-based treatments and evidence-informed strategies in addressing a variety of behavioral health concerns, including Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), high-functioning Autism Spectrum Disorders, sleep problems, disruptive behaviors, and anxiety disorders. Dr. Anderson joined the Developmental–Behavioral Pediatrics Program at Rochester Regional Health in 2017, where he is currently a part-time staff psychologist. In 2018, Dr. Anderson started a part-time private practice in Bath, NY. The intention was for this to be a small “side-hustle” to keep him from getting bored, but this practice has expanded to the point that it is now his primary focus!

The Prez Paul Podcast changemaker series continues with professors Michael Chen and Lauren Brooks, along with research assistant Tatianna Trojnor-Hill '21, sharing their health policy research on COVID-19. They received a data access award from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to examine racial/ethnic disparities in access to laboratory testing and outcomes among more than 2 million patients across the U.S. They also found that geography and state-level political affiliations can predict individuals' risk of testing positive for COVID-19.  Guests on the podcast: Michael Chen is an assistant professor in the Department of Nursing and Public Health. He received a bachelor's degree in economics and public health from Brown University and a Ph.D. in health services research and policy from the University of Rochester. Michael's research interests include maternal and child health, father involvement, and the development of theory-based explanations to inform health practice and public policy. Michael was born in Taiwan, grew up in Toronto, and has lived in Rochester since 2010. Lauren Brooks is an assistant professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, primarily teaching courses in clinical laboratory science. She received degrees in biochemistry, biological sciences, and chemistry from Virginia Tech, a Ph.D. in microbiology and immunology from the University of Rochester, and completed her internship for clinical laboratory science at Rochester Regional Health. Lauren worked in the Serology and Microbiology clinical laboratory at the University of Rochester Central Labs before joining Nazareth full time. She was born and raised in the Washington, D.C. area and has lived in Rochester since 2009. Tatianna Trojnor-Hill graduated from Nazareth College in the spring of 2021 with a bachelor's degree in Public Health and International Studies. She currently works as a project associate with JSI Research & Training Inc. and will be moving to New Hampshire for work at the end of this year. Tatianna's interests include nutrition, food accessibility, and global health. She was born and raised in central New York and has lived in Rochester since 2017.

Kris Ferguson MD welcomes Dr. Hemant Kalia to the Get Healthy Podcast. Dr. Kalia specializes in interventional spine and cancer pain management with special expertise in advanced neuromodulation procedures. Listen in as two pain specialists discuss cancer treatment and where pain specialists fit into a comprehensive cancer treatment plan. What is the different between physical medicine rehab doctors and pain management doctors? What is pre-habilitation? How can traditional and alternative approaches to medicine be combined in cancer treatment? And why are controlled studies in pain management difficult and ethically challenging? Dr. Kalia earned his medical degree from Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College in Indore; India and Master's degree in Public Health from Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green, KY. His first residency was in Preventive Medicine & Public Health followed by Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation at University of Rochester. He subsequently completed an ACGME approved Pain Medicine fellowship at University of Rochester and additional FIPP (Fellow of Interventional Pain Practice) certification from World Institute of Pain. Dr. Kalia is a member of numerous national/international professional societies and sits on various sub-committees. He is part of the Board of Directors at ASPN (American Society of Pain & Neuroscience) and Monroe County Medical Society. He is the Fellowship director of Interventional Spine & Pain fellowship program at Rochester Regional Health and is involved in teaching medical students, residents and fellows from other programs. He also is part of the faculty at national and international hands on cadaveric workshops for interventional spine and pain procedures. Dr. Kalia has presented his work on cancer pain and advanced neuromodulation at multiple national and international conferences including publications in peer-reviewed journals in the field of Pain Medicine. He is the current Editor-in-Chief of Advances in Clinical Medical Research & Health Care Delivery open access Journal.

Dr. Ebony D. Caldwell, System Director for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at Rochester Regional Health and Dr. Deborah Stamps, Executive Vice President, Chief Nursing and Diversity Officer at Rochester Regional Health. Dr. Caldwell and Dr. Stamps will discuss the DEI Foundation, Strategic Plan and Initiatives.

In this episode, Jennifer L. Mogan, MD, discusses her path into medicine, the importance of the credit card process and how it can be beneficial for eyecare practices. Welcome to another exciting episode of Eye Care insider :14 What led to the inception of the ‘Doctorpreneurship' series? :29 About Mogan 2:16 The interview 2:47 Give us an idea of your background, your training and why you went to medicine? 3:12 How in the world did you get involved with credit card processing? 4:12 Can you summarize the whole credit card processing process? Why should eye care professional or anybody in health care be aware of this structure and how will it affect their bottom line? 5:51 So, what are you finding in the market? Are physicians aware of this, are they not? And if they're not, how much is this potentially costing a practice? 11:37 How can they implement these strategies in practice or what services can your company offer eyecare professionals in helping to solve this problem? 12:46 Have you seen an uptake in business recently because of practices trying to minimize their expenses by lowering these rates? 13:57 How to find Mogan 14:35 What do you love about being a Doctorpreneur and do you have any advice or pearls for the audience? 15:02 Thank you, Dr. Mogan for all your great advice and tips 16:07 Jennifer L. Mogan, MD, is an anesthesiology specialist with Rochester Regional Health and a senior account specialist for Park Place Payments.   We'd love to hear from you! Send your comments/questions to Dr. Mali at eyecareinsider@healio.com. Follow us on Twitter @Healio_OSN. You can contact Mogan by going to the company's website, www.parkplacepayments.com or at Linkedin. Disclosures: Mali reports he is founder and CEO of Mali Enterprises; retina medical director at Macular Degeneration Association; grant/research support from Alimera Sciences, Allergan/AbbVie, Chengdu Kanghong Biotechnology, Genentech, Notal Vision, Regeneron and Santen; consulting for Alimera Sciences, Allergan/AbbVie, Eyepoint Pharmaceuticals, Genentech, Kala Pharmaceuticals, Macular Degeneration Association, Notal Vision, Novartis, Regeneron and Sun Pharmaceuticals; speaker bureau for Alimera Sciences, Genentech, Kala Pharmaceuticals, Macular Degeneration Association, Notal Vision, Novartis and Sun Pharmaceuticals; and stock/shareholder with AbbVie and Regeneron. Mogan is a senior account specialist for Park Place Payments.

This episode features Mike Waller, Director of Sustainability at Rochester Regional Health. Here, he discusses reducing waste, how he became an environmentalist, how common his role is in other healthcare organizations, and more.

In this episode, I sat down and talked with Dr. Amber Robins and Dr. Archana Shrestha, about taking care of ourselves as women physicians during our leadership journey. They are the CoFounders of Women in White Coats, where their mission is to not only voice the stories and perspectives of more women doctors but also to uplift and empower female doctors throughout their careers and lives. Amber Robins, MD, MBA is a double board-certified family medicine and lifestyle medicine doctor practicing as a family medicine residency faculty member at Rochester Regional Health along with being the Director for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for the Graduate Medical Education Office. She is a best-selling author, physician journalist, and co-founder of Women in White Coats. She is also the founder of Sanxtuary MD who specializes in leak-resistant period panties for women who want to get their sanitary pad in place. She graduated from the University of Rochester School of Medicine for medical school and residency. She completed a Health and Media fellowship at Georgetown University School of Medicine in collaboration with PBS NewsHour. She received her MBA from Louisiana State University-Shreveport and also has a certification in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the Workplace from the University of South Florida's Muma College of Business. Dr. Robins has written and been featured on various media platforms including PBS NewsHour, HuffingtonPost, ABC News, Doximity, GoodRx, Medelita, BlackDoctor.org. Dr. Archana Shrestha was honored as one of 2018 Top 20 Global Women of Excellence by U.S. Congressman Danny K. Davis in recognition of her achievements not only in medicine and journalism but also as an online lifestyle coach and entrepreneur who empowers busy working moms to achieve health and wellness through her healthy living lifestyle blog called MightyMomMD.com. As a mom of two herself, she is passionate about helping other working mothers prioritize wellness and self-care in their lives. Archana also coaches physician moms on how to have lasting weight loss through her Mama Docs Weight Loss Program. Watch her free training here called "Three Secrets to Lasting Weight Loss That We Were Never Taught In Medical School" In this interview, I discuss with Dr. Amber and Dr. Archana, how women physicians can begin taking care of themselves as their professional life takes twists and turns. Here's what we covered: Thinking about your career and leadership journey who or what may have been instrumental in that decision? What does a day as an advocate and wellness champion for women physicians look like? Who do you serve? What problem do you solve? Define for us what self-care means to you and what self-care looks like when it comes to women in leadership in healthcare especially those on the front lines during this pandemic? Why is diversity in leadership as it pertains to having more women physicians vital to healthcare? When we look at the pandemic and how the lid has been lifted and exposed healthcare disparities, how would having more women in leadership help reduce those disparities and improve care? What are 3 tips you wish someone gave you to help prevent burnout and/or what 3 tips would you share with other women physicians about self-care? Follow Dr. Amber and Dr. Archana at: Women in White Coats Facebook

On Thursday, a number of local partners announced the launch of a new climate initiative. AMPED is aimed at promoting the use of carbon-free electricity to power the region's buildings and vehicles. According to AMPED's leaders, about three quarters of the region's climate-changing greenhouse gas emissions come from buildings and transportation. How can companies go “all electric”? What are the costs? What are the long-term impacts? Our guests answer these questions and more: Marc Cohen , chief of staff at the Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce Dave Beinetti , chief marketing officer for SWBR Abby McHugh-Grifa , executive director for the Climate Solutions Accelerator of the Genesee-Finger Lakes Region Mike Waller , director of sustainability and special assistant to the CEO for Rochester Regional Health

  This episode features Dr. Matt Schiralli, Eastern Region Chairman of Surgery at Rochester Regional Health. Here, he discusses how geriatric surgery was affected by the pandemic and more.

Sometimes, Aria fangirls about the people in her community who are doing exceptional work to make all of our lives better. And then, she introduces herself to those people and tries to learn everything she can from them. Beatriz LeBron is one of those people and we are so grateful she joined us for a podcast conversation!    Beatriz LeBron executes Healthi Kids' Play ROCs campaign, developing strategies and tactics that advance play as a cornerstone of whole child health in schools and in neighborhoods. Key responsibilities include managing projects, convening the Play ROCs advocacy committee and key stakeholders, and engaging youth, families and residents.   LeBron has served more than 19 years in the human services sector and has extensive experience as a supervisor, educator, trainer and community health worker. With more than a decade of experience in policy creation, implementation and oversight in health care and education, she also has extensive knowledge of New York State Department of Health regulations.    Prior to joining Common Ground, LeBron served as a social worker/bi-lingual at Eldersource, Community Place and Lifespan. Earlier, LeBron was a community health worker at Rochester Regional Health, where she worked with individuals facing social, economic and other barriers to maintaining their health. She also was a long-time substitute teacher in the Rochester City School District. LeBron currently serves as a commissioner of the RCSD Board of Education.    She earned her bachelor's degree in Science from St. John Fisher College, her certificate in Finance from Georgetown University and her associate degree in Liberal Arts from Monroe Community College. In her spare time, LeBron enjoys art, reading and spending time with her grandson and children.   Links:  Bell's Palsy: https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/conditions-and-diseases/bells-palsy#:~:text=Bell's%20palsy%20is%20an%20unexplained,of%20the%20face%20or%20head. Common Ground Health: https://www.commongroundhealth.org/ Healthi Kids: https://www.healthikids.org/ Jamaican Curry Chicken: https://jamaicanfoodsandrecipes.com/jamaican-curry-chicken-recipe/ Protective Factors: https://health.ucdavis.edu/crhd/pdfs/resources/roadmap-for-resilience-ca-surgeon-generals-report-on-aces-toxic-stress-and-health-12092020.pdf RCSD Board of Education: https://www.rcsdk12.org/boe WDKX: https://www.wdkx.com/     Keywords: educator, social worker, mental health, social emotional health, children, family, social justice, civil rights, Bell's palsy, public health, board of education, Caribbean, Puerto Rico, Boricua, protective factors, radio

This episode features Dr. Matt Schiralli, Eastern Region Chairman of Surgery at Rochester Regional Health. Here, he discusses how geriatric surgery was affected by the pandemic and more.

Are COVID-19 vaccine booster shots needed? Government health officials say they aren't necessary right now, but Pfizer and other companies are trying to make the case. How will we know how viable the boosters might be and when we might need them? What are the ethical responsibilities of a country like the U.S. that's considering boosters when many people in some nations don't even have their first doses? We're joined by the experts to discuss these questions are more. Our guests: Angela Branche, M.D. , assistant professor in the Department of Medicine (Infectious Diseases), and co-director of the Vaccine and Treatment Evaluation Unit at the University of Rochester Medical Center Ann Falsey, M.D. , infectious disease specialist with Rochester Regional Health, professor in the Department of Medicine (Infectious Diseases) at the University of Rochester Medical Center, and co-director of the URMC Vaccine Trials and Evaluation Unit Marjorie Shaw, J.D., Ph.D. , member of the Strong Hospital

When it comes to tips for coping with “Return to Normal Anxiety”, Dr. Garry Spink, at Rochester Regional Health in Rochester, NY suggests three. In this episode, we'll take a closer look at the first tip: ACKNOWLEDGING YOUR (OR MY) ANXIETY. More to come in future episodes.Don't forget to to visit our website: https://muchmore2say.weebly.com/. You can also follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

New York State has enacted a new law that is designed to protect workers against airborne diseases in the workplace. Governor Andrew Cuomo says it's about learning from the current pandemic and making sure workers are safe going forward. In a statement, the governor said, "When the COVID-19 pandemic began, it quickly became clear that New York's employers weren't taking adequate steps to protect their workers from airborne infectious disease." The new law requires employers to create a plan -- and potentially some major changes -- by early June. Will it work to prevent, for example, workers from infecting each other with a common cold? What about the flu? We discuss it and we examine what we've learned about how COVID spread. Our guests: Dr. Emil Lesho , Rochester Regional Health healthcare epidemiologist, infectious diseases specialist, and professor of medicine Elizabeth Cordello , chair of the labor and employment practice group at Pullano & Farrow

Dr Celia McIntosh is a nurse practioner, speaker, author and Human Trafficking Awareness Educator. Join us for this one of a kind interview with this phenomenal nurse. Dr. Celia McIntosh DNP, RN, FNP-C, PMHNP-BC, SCRN, CEN, CCRN, CNRN is the President of the Rochester Regional Coalition Against Human Trafficking (RRCAHT) and a Nurse Practitioner in the Neuroscience Center at Rochester Regional Health in Rochester, NY. Celia received her associate's in nursing from Monroe Community College, a bachelor's degree in nursing from Brockport State University and her master's degree in nursing, and her Doctorate of Nursing Practice degree from St. John Fisher College. Professionally, Celia has worked as a nurse for a number of organizations, including the Rochester General Hospital and Highland Hospital. She has worked as a family nurse practitioner in the Department of Neuroscience and the Medical Observational Unit Rochester Regional Health System. Celia is an inspiring leader in the Rochester community both in her professional work and her commitment to educating the public about the ubiquity of human trafficking. Celia combines her medical training with her commitment to raising awareness about trafficking victims through the development of educational programs for Health Care Professionals. She presented “Human Trafficking 101: For Emergency Medicine Providers” at Rochester General Hospital's Best Practices Seminar, the Genesee Valley Chapter Emergency Nurses Association, and URMC Anti-Human Trafficking Conference. Most recently, she presented the “Human Trafficking: Globally, Locally and its Impact on Human Rights” at the United Nations Association of Rochester, “Sexual Health: Sex Trafficking Violence and the Pandemic” for the CEI Sexual Health Center of Excellence, on a panel for the Wyoming County Safe Harbour Summit, and the 7th Judicial District Statewide Human Trafficking Intervention Court Web Series. Celia is passionate about ending human trafficking and becoming a voice for policy and social change in the fight against human trafficking.

If you've ever wondered what negotiating your first beverage partnership might be like, this episode is for you.Julie Hamil, Senior Director of Food & Nutritional Services at Rochester Regional Health, joins the podcast to walk through her experience bringing to life her organization's first pouring rights agreement.On the episode, Julie discusses the reasons why her organization pursued a beverage deal, what the process looked like (including doing the process 100% virtually), how she handled objections brought up during the project, and what results she has seen.

This episode features Dustin Riccio, President of the Eastern Region at Rochester Regional Health. Here, he discusses his thoughts on how to improve healthcare in America, his career journey, and more.

In this episode Sarah talks with Dr. Steven Schulz, the pediatric medical director for Rochester Regional Health’s Monroe County region and a pediatrician at Finger Lakes Medical Associates in Geneva. Dr. Schulz talks about his efforts in helping to coordinate the pediatric community's response to COVID including his work on the Finger Lakes Reopening Schools Safely Task Force.Links from Dr. Schulz's interview:Finger Lakes Reopening Schools Safely Task Force - https://www.commongroundhealth.org/collaborations/finger-lakes-reopening-schools-safely-task-forceRochester Regional Health - https://www.rochesterregional.org/physician-directory/s/schulz-stevenSuccess for Geneva's Children - https://www.hws.edu/successforgenevaschildren/#Geneva 2030 - https://www.hws.edu/about/geneva_2020.aspxSupport the show (https://kidsthrive585.org/about/)

We talk to a leading local allergist about COVID-19 vaccine allergies. He answers questions about what is and what is not an allergic reaction to the vaccine. We also discuss how common or uncommon different reactions are. Our guest: Shahzad Mustafa , M.D., lead physician and chief of allergy, immunology, and rheumatology at Rochester Regional Health

What do you need to know when it's your turn to receive a COVID-19 vaccine? We've talked with local vaccine recipients who have shared their experiences with us. Some have said the language used in the vaccine fact sheets and disclosure forms is confusing. The vaccines are safe and have been vetted, but what's the difference between Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) and FDA approval ? How long will we have to wear masks and practice physical distancing? Our guests answer your questions, and they discuss disease prevention and transmission mitigation when it comes to the vaccines. Our guests: Ghinwa Dumyati , M.D., professor in infectious diseases in the Department of Medicine and the Center for Community Health and Prevention at the University of Rochester Medical Center Emil Lesho , D.O., infectious disease and internal medicine specialist at Rochester Regional Health

We continue our conversations with local doctors and nurses on the frontlines of treating COVID-19. Last week, we heard from a team at the University of Rochester Medical Center, and this hour, we hear from their colleagues at Rochester Regional Health. They discuss the state of the virus in the community, what they are seeing in hospitals, and what they’d like the community to know about how to get through the next months as we wait for vaccines. Our guests: Chris Reynolds , M.D., hospitalist at Rochester General Hospital Sarah Goodenough, RN, nurse navigator at Unity Hospital Kara Boyd, RN, nurse manager for Rochester Regional Health, Eastern Region (Newark-Wayne) Deborah Conrad, physician assistant at United Memorial Medical Center in Batavia

New York is in its second week of administering COVID-19 vaccines to people in Phase 1 of the process. Do you have questions about the vaccines or what you need to know when it’s your turn? This hour, we're joined by two local experts who have been at the forefront of the national and local coronavirus response. They answer your questions about vaccine science, distribution, timelines, and more. Our guests: Dr. Nancy Bennett , director of the Center for Community Health and Prevention, and co-director of the Clinical and Translational Science Institute at the University of Rochester Medical Center Dr. Ann Falsey , infectious disease specialist with Rochester Regional Health, professor in the Department of Medicine (Infectious Diseases) at the University of Rochester Medical Center, and co-director of the URMC Vaccine and Treatment Evaluation Unit

According to one doctor, medical staff at local hospitals are exhausted as they care for the latest wave of COVID-19 patients -- more than twice the number who were hospitalized in the peak surge last spring. Dr. Damanpaul Sondhi, a pulmonologist at Rochester Regional Health, said there are enough beds, thanks to the opening of additional floors at the new Sands Constellation Center for Critical Care. But he said they're running out of nurses and respiratory therapists to meet the current patient caseload. "We are working 12-hour shifts and keeping people who are supposed to (have) time off as a backup," he said. "We have seen a couple of our colleagues get sick. Fortunately, they were sick for a few days; they had mild illness." Sondhi said he is seeing a younger population of patients who have COVID-19 compared to nine months ago. He said there are 10% to 15% percent fewer patients on ventilators relative to last spring, partly because they are younger and less likely to have

This episode features Kevin Casey, President of Rochester General Hospital at Rochester Regional Health. Here, he discusses what he’s seeing with COVID-19 in his area, his best advice for emerging leaders, and more.

Dr. Steven Schulz says getting a flu shot is even more important this year, than it has been in the past. He's the Pediatric Medical Director for Rochester Regional Health's Monroe County practices, as well as Finger Lakes Medical Associates, which has offices in Geneva and Penn Yan. A recent poll by CS Mott Children's Hospital in Michigan found that one-out-of-three parents do not plan to vaccinate their children for the regular flu. He says there are two main reasons for this, one of which is purely precautionary - as parents and people in general - try to avoid doctors offices. However, the flu shot is crucial in an ordinary year in preventing or lessening the intensity of millions of cases every season. Today on The Debrief Dr. Steven Schulz on the importance of the flu shot, and the safeguards in place at local medical offices in the region.

Hospitals worldwide had to respond to the fallout from COVID-19 to meet the needs of patients and employees. Rochester Regional Health in Upstate New York was no different. But, because it had a cloud strategy in place already, the team at Rochester Regional responded with incredible agility. In this episode, hosts Nathan Bennett and Mari Yamaguchi welcome Rob Allen and Jason Zawodzinski, two of the driving forces behind the hospital’s innovative rapid response that treated hundreds of patients — and saved hundreds of jobs.

In this episode Sarah interviews Dr. LeKeyah Wilson. Dr. Wilson is the Medical Director of School-Based Health Centers for Rochester Regional Health as well as a practicing pediatrician and adolescent medicine specialist. The RRH School-Based Health Centers are located in the following schools: Charlotte High School, The Edison School, Freddie Thomas Learning Center, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. School #9, and John James Audubon School #33.To learn more about Dr. Wilson, go to:https://www.rochesterregional.org/physician-directory/w/wilson-lekeyahTo learn more about the RRH School-Based Health Centers, visit the website below and scroll down to "School-Based Health Systems".https://www.rochesterregional.org/services/behavioral-health/children-and-youth-servicesParents who are interested in enrolling their child in one of the School-Based Health Centers can look for a form in their enrollment packet or contact the nurse's office directly at their child's school.Support the show (https://kidsthrive585.org/about/)

Would you consider volunteering for medical research? According to the New York Times Vaccine Tracker, researchers around the world are developing more than 165 coronavirus vaccines. 31 are in human trials, and one of them is being tested in Rochester. Researchers at the University of Rochester Medical Center and Rochester Regional Health are leading a trial of a vaccine candidate developed by Pfizer, which is in the final stage of the federal approval process. This hour, we talk with two vaccine trial participants and the researcher leading the local study. We also discuss racial disparities in medical research – why minority populations are less likely to participate and what that means for study outcomes. Our guests: John Gunn , Ph.D., coronavirus vaccine trial participant, and professor and principal investigator at Nationwide Children’s Hospital and The Ohio State University Cory Tylenda, coronavirus vaccine trial participant in Rochester Dr. Ed Walsh , M.D., professor of

The artist's renderings of the future Skyview Park apartments show a modern, four-story building linked by a glass-enclosed bridge to a smaller structure of the same design. The $45 million, 157-unit senior apartment complex is under construction at the former Medley Centre in Irondequoit. The project, a partnership between the nonprofit PathStone and Rochester Regional Health, is part of the town's ongoing efforts to transform the abandoned retail center into a multipurpose development. "This albatross is no longer a sign of blight and adversity," said Irondequoit Supervisor Dave Seeley of the former mall, "but one of optimism and hope." Seventy-three of the apartments will be built in what used to be a sprawling Sears store. The apartments will be rented to residents who are 55 and older and earn no more than 60 percent of the area median income. "A majority of our seniors fall into that threshold," Seeley said. Half of the units will be reserved for frail, elderly seniors. Rochester

Scientists across the globe are racing to develop an effective coronavirus vaccine, and local researchers are at the forefront of that effort. Rochester is one of four sites in the nation selected to test a coronavirus vaccine developed by Pfizer and BioNTech. The trial began last month, and the vaccine is one of few in the world to have advanced to clinical trials. A separate vaccine study is set to launch in Rochester in August. We talk with scientists leading these studies at the University of Rochester Medical Center and Rochester Regional Health. They discuss the state and timeline of vaccine development, the latest research on the drug Remdesivir, and what it means for controlling the virus. Our guests: Dr. Ann Falsey , M.D., infectious disease specialist with Rochester Regional Health, professor in the Department of Medicine (Infectious Diseases) at the University of Rochester Medical Center, and co-director of the URMC Vaccine Trials and Evaluation Unit Dr. Angela Branche , M.D

As of earlier this month, Monroe County has seen an increase in opioid overdoses -- both fatal and non-fatal --compared to this time last year. The work of first responders who arrive at the scene can be the difference between life and death. A new documentary called "Opioids from Inside: First Responders" explores the epidemic from the perspective of firefighters, EMTs, and paramedics who are on the front lines. The film airs on WXXI-TV on Tuesday, but first, we get a preview with the men and women featured in it. They discuss their work and how the crisis has affected them personally. Our guests: David Marshall, director and co-producer of "Opioids from Inside: First Responders" Lt. John Vagg, Rochester Fire Department Dr. Scott Dent, M.D., family medicine specialist at Rochester Regional Health Krista Lattuca, Rochester resident in recovery, and recovery coach at Rochester Regional Health

Some businesses in Monroe County and the Finger Lakes region could reopen starting at the end of this week, when Governor Andrew Cuomo’s latest shutdown order expires. During his Monday COVID-19 briefing, which he delivered at Rochester Regional Health’s Riedman Campus Training Center in Irondequoit, Cuomo said that Monroe County and its neighboring eight counties had met seven key metrics indicating they had slowed the spread of the virus and will be able to begin reopening certain kinds of businesses by Friday. “We start a new chapter today in many ways, a new phase,” Cuomo said to an audience of reporters and elected officials, including County Executive Adam Bello, spread out to maintain physical distancing guidelines.

The University of Rochester Medical Center and Rochester Regional Health are among the institutions partnering with the drug company Pfizer and the immunotherapy company BioNTech to test a group of COVID-19 vaccine candidates. Rochester is one of four sites in the United States conducting early-stage clinical trials of the vaccine, according to a news release from URMC. Other American sites include the New York University Grossman School of Medicine and the University of Maryland School of Medicine, which have already started administering doses to participants, as well as Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. Like URMC and Rochester Regional, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital will begin enrolling participants soon. Researchers with the two health systems, which have extensive experience in vaccine development and trials, will recruit 90 participants who have not been infected by the virus and are otherwise healthy. Anyone interested in signing up can call (585) 922-5944 or email

Jared Valentine used to own a restaurant, and he has marketing experience, but in recent years, he’s been working gigs whenever he can get them. After he lost his seasonal job in Zagster’s operations department due to the bike-share company leaving Rochester, he found himself looking for work immediately. He recently answered an ad for a per diem position called "COVID relief" with Rochester Regional Health. He said he wanted to pitch in on the front lines of the pandemic. His interview started with a phone call.

#ThisWeekinHealthIT Field Report: Rochester Regional Health with Tony Alongi.

Dr. Vazquez, CEO of G-Health Enterprises, joins David Meintel, VP of Business Intelligence of Rochester Regional Health, in a discussion hosted by TechRochester about informational technology in the field of healthcare as COVID-19 spreads throughout NY. Dr. Vazquez shares how using tele-triage technology, to bring the benefits of going into the doctor’s office to the patient’s home, is not only crucial in preventing the spread of COVID-19, but also an invaluable tool in practicing medicine as we proceed into the future.

Dr. Vazquez, CEO of G-Health Enterprises, joins David Meintel, VP of Business Intelligence of Rochester Regional Health, in a discussion hosted by TechRochester about informational technology in the field of healthcare as COVID-19 spreads throughout NY. Dr. Vazquez shares how using tele-triage technology, to bring the benefits of going into the doctor’s office to the patient’s home, is not only crucial in preventing the spread of COVID-19, but also an invaluable tool in practicing medicine as we proceed into the future.

Dr. Vazquez, CEO of G-Health Enterprises, joins David Meintel, VP of Business Intelligence of Rochester Regional Health, in a discussion hosted by TechRochester about informational technology in the field of healthcare as COVID-19 spreads throughout NY. Dr. Vazquez shares how using tele-triage technology, to bring the benefits of going into the doctor’s office to the patient’s home, is not only crucial in preventing the spread of COVID-19, but also an invaluable tool in practicing medicine as we proceed into the future.

Dr. Vazquez, CEO of G-Health Enterprises, joins David Meintel, VP of Business Intelligence of Rochester Regional Health, in a discussion hosted by TechRochester about informational technology in the field of healthcare as COVID-19 spreads throughout NY. Dr. Vazquez shares how using tele-triage technology, to bring the benefits of going into the doctor’s office to the patient’s home, is not only crucial in preventing the spread of COVID-19, but also an invaluable tool in practicing medicine as we proceed into the future.

Join us today as we speak with Meghan Aldrich, Vice President Operations at Rochester Regional Health about personalized consumer health.

Host: Prathima Setty, MD At the Physician Advisor and Medical Director Summit in Orlando, Florida, Dr. Prathima Setty goes live alongside Dr. Kalyana Kanaparthy. As the System Medical Director of the Physician Advisor Program at Rochester Regional Health, Dr. Kanaparthy speaks to the value of the physician advisor's role within the healthcare industry. They discuss not only the financial implications, but also how physician advisors strive to maintain a hospital's obligation of accuracy in patient status.

Host: Prathima Setty, MD At the Physician Advisor and Medical Director Summit in Orlando, Florida, Dr. Prathima Setty goes live alongside Dr. Kalyana Kanaparthy. As the System Medical Director of the Physician Advisor Program at Rochester Regional Health, Dr. Kanaparthy speaks to the value of the physician advisor's role within the healthcare industry. They discuss not only the financial implications, but also how physician advisors strive to maintain a hospital's obligation of accuracy in patient status.

Host: Prathima Setty, MD At the Physician Advisor and Medical Director Summit in Orlando, Florida, Dr. Prathima Setty goes live alongside Dr. Kalyana Kanaparthy. As the System Medical Director of the Physician Advisor Program at Rochester Regional Health, Dr. Kanaparthy speaks to the value of the physician advisor's role within the healthcare industry. They discuss not only the financial implications, but also how physician advisors strive to maintain a hospital's obligation of accuracy in patient status.

In this episode  #1 of 3 in the Episode Launch Series, Cheryl & Anthony recap the actual afternoon of Anthony's Heart Attack.  More importantly, they outline some important steps they took that may help you and your family is in a similar situation.  Rochester Regional Health is highlighted for their exceptional medical care along with the two Doctor's who made all the difference and several special friends.    

The birth of a baby is a special occasion filled with excitement and beautiful moments. Where you choose to have your baby matters. The health care professionals at the birthing centers at Rochester Regional Health work with you to provide support and guidance throughout your labor and delivery.At Rochester Regional Health we offer multiple birthing options, so you can customize your experience according to your needs in an emotionally supportive, culturally sensitive environment.Hear from Rochester Regional Health’s Kathleen Hausman, as she answers questions on why it’s beneficial to use a midwife for delivery.

The Speech language pathologist (SLP) evaluates patients for any communication, cognitive-linguistic and swallowing difficulties. Their role is to help maximize the patient's ability to understand language and effectively express themselves They will develop and teach strategies to help patients compensate for difficulties with memory, attention, problem-solving, and reasoning.If patients have a swallowing problem, our highly trained clinicians will assess several different aspects of swallowing and help develop approaches for the safest and most appropriate type of nutrition. Many of our speech language pathologists have received board certification in swallowing and swallowing disorders. We offer state-of-the-art, evidence-based assessment and treatment for speech and swallowing issues. In this segment, Erin M. McCarthy, M.S,  spotlights the multidisciplinary team of experts at Rochester Regional Health and discusses how the specialists in the Rochester Regional Health Neurosciences Institute work together to treat patients.

According to the Stroke Center, stroke is the leading cause of serious, long-term disability in the United States. Approximately 795,000 people suffer a stroke each year. Three out of four stroke patients don't receive treatment fast enough for the best chance of a full recovery. Listen as Dr. John Cullen discusses the life-saving stroke care provided at Rochester Regional Health.

Spinal stenosis is a narrowing of the bone channel occupied by the spinal nerves or the spinal  cord.  Spinal stenosis occurs in many patients in their 50's and 60's but is not limited to that age group. Symptoms of spinal stenosis depend on the location and severity of the diseased area of the spine, and can include pain, numbness, tingling, weakness, and loss of function.Listen as Matthew L. Dashnaw, MD discusses spinal stenosis and treatment options available at Rochester Regional Health.

The best treatment for heart disease is to stop it from occurring in the first place. New advancements in heart care are happening every day at Rochester Regional Health.Listen as Jeremiah P. Depta, MD explains that these new developments are giving patients chances to live longer, healthier lives.