Podcasts about sherpaa

The last 18 months in digital health have been tumultuous, to say the least, but as companies consolidate and go public some order is starting to emerge from the chaos. Scott Shreeve, CEO of Crossover Health, has some theories about what that is going to look like. Scott and host Jonah Comstock discuss payers, employers, providers, and patients and their relationships of trust and incentives in the newest episode of HIMSSCast.Talking points:Consolidation in the telehealth spaceComparing today's telehealth landscape to the platform wars of the pastA Cambrian explosion in digital healthThe pillars of “full stack” primary careDifferent approaches to digital health plays, and how they've evolvedWhy the employer makes sense as a customer, and how that dovetails with patient-centricityThe role for a new kind of provider entityTrust as a currency in healthcareThe future of healthcare payment modelsThe difference in incentives between insurers and employersWhat effective incentive alignment looks likeMore about this episode:The Great Consolidation, Part 1: The Employer Health Platform WarsThe Great Consolidation, Part 2: The Four Pillars of Full Stack CareThe Great Consolidation, Part 3: The Three Organizing Categories for Employer Health ServicesThe Great Consolidation, Part 4: Trust as the Currency of Future HealthDigital-backed care provider Crossover Health hauls in $168M Series DWhy Crossover Health shut down Sherpaa, and how it's taking its lessons into the future

This episode of The Exam Room is a conversation with Dr. Jay Parkinson, founder of Sherpaa which was recently acquired by Crossover Health. We cover technology, innovation, healthcare and the stuff that makes this him tick. Jay has done and built what most of the health world can only talk about on Twitter. His lens on healthcare has helped many of us see the world differently. We think you'll enjoy this great conversation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Summary slide / text available at: http://www.gregoryschmidt.ca/writing/exponential-medicine-day-3-2018 Exponential Medicine, Day 3 - Cool Stuff Summary (Nov 6 2018) A collection of the most interesting ideas and slides of the day. ----- Sessions / Speakers Day Three Tuesday, November 6th Session 15: Exponential Organizations Salim Ismail Author, Exponential Organizations, Chairman, ExO Works, Board Member, XPRIZE, Global Ambassador, Singularity University Session 16: NeuroMedicine at the Frontier 16.1 Divya Chander MD PhD Neuroscience Chair, Singularity University 16.2 Matteo Lai CEO & Co-Founder, Empatica 16.3 Ariel Garten & Graeme Moffet Co-Founder, Muse 16.4 Mary Lou Jepsen PhD CEO & Founder, OpenWater 16.5 Eric C. Leuthardt MD Neurosurgeon, Director of the Center for Innovation in Neuroscience and Technology, Washington University in St. Louis Session 17: (im)Patient Innovators 17.1 Godfrey Nazareth President & CEO, X-Biomedical, Inc. 17.2 Mette Dyhrberg Founder & CEO, MyMee 17.3 Mariya Filipova Chief Innovation Officer, Anthem Session 18: Future of Work & Investing 18.1 Vinod Khosla Founder, Khosla Ventures 18.2 William Morris MD Associate Chief Information Officer, Cleveland Clinic Jennifer Radin, Deloitte Shawna Butler RN MBA Nurse Economist and EntrepreNURSE-in-Residence at Radboud University Medical Center Session 19: Care Reimagined; Connected, Digital and Virtualized 19.1 Jay Parkinson MD Founder & CEO, Sherpaa 19.2 Lara Jana MD Pediatrician, Associate Professor, Penn State 19.3 Walter Greenleaf AR & VR Thought Leader 19.4 Justin Barad MD Founder & CEO, OssoVR Session 20: Radical Interoperability John Mattison MD Chief Medical Information Officer, Kaiser Permanente John Nebeker MD MS Deputy CMIO, Veterans Health Administration Shannon Sartin Executive Director, Digital Services, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Session 21: Lessons in Leadership Jason Tuschen & Jason Torey Former Navy SEALs, Randori Tech Session 22: Reshaping Pharma, Discovery & Trials 22.1 Noah Craft MD PhD CEO & Founder, Science 37 22.2 Mei Mei Hu CEO & Co-Founder, United Neuroscience 22.3 Onno Faber Founder, RDMD MEDy Awards

Topics: Misaligned Incentives Traditional Primary Care Virtual Primary Care Telemedicine Consumer Experience Provider-Patient Relationship Employee engagement Downstream Cost Savings   In this episode, Michael introduces you to Dr. Jay Parkinson, Founder and CEO of Sherpaa. Join us as we discuss how Sherpaa, a virtual primary care practice, provides improved primary care access and high-quality care through an innovative digital platform designed to deliver a better experience for both providers and patients. Here’s a glance at what we discuss in this episode: How misaligned incentives, middlemen in the supply chain of healthcare attempting to maximize profit and complexity impacts cost in our healthcare system Dr. Parkinson’s perspective on problems with the traditional primary care model and the “office visit” model How Sherpaa redesigned processes of getting care and communication practices between primary care providers and patients Why a primary care provider would abandon the traditional model and commit to a virtual primary care practice How the patient experience in a virtual primary care practice compares to a traditional primary care model Why 70% of primary care and specialist encounters do not require an in-person visit The multiple ways for patients to engage and communicate with providers The key differences between virtual primary care and telemedicine How Sherpaa doctors are trained to be cost conscious and leverage and refer patients to high quality, lower cost options when additional care or services are needed How Sherpaa partners with employers to achieve 35%-75% employee utilization and engagement Sherpaa’s fee structure options for employers How Sherpaa helped one employer to reduce unnecessary emergency room visits by 25% and urgent care visits by 36% Obstacles that Sherpaa has encountered to employers implementing their service Exciting developments on the horizon for Sherpaa Sherpaa’s website and contact information: (https://sherpaa.com/) or email at Jay@Sherpaa.com

Tuesday, September 12th at 5PM Pacific/8PM Eastern our special guest is Jay Parkinson MD, the founder and CEO of Sherpaa Health, follow on twitter via @sherpaahealth.  More about Jay Parkinson, MD: Jay Parkinson, MD, MPH is a physician who trained in pediatrics and preventive medicine at Johns Hopkins University. Since 2007, Jay has redefined the doctor visit and challenged how doctors and patients communicate and solve problems together. He created the world’s first internet-enabled house call practice in 2007, founded and designed the first cloud-based electronic medical record in 2008 called Hello Health, and ideated and designed one of the most popular iPad apps for physicians, Omnio, through his design firm, The Future Well. Five years ago, he founded Sherpaa, the world’s first primary care-in-the-cloud practice that cares for the employees at some of the most well-known and innovative companies in the world. He has given talks on the new frontiers that technology creates for health and medical care at over 50 conferences including TED, Google’s Zeitgeist, the Clinton Global Initiative, The Aspen Institute, and Pop!Tech. Join us for a fascinating chat with this physician innovator and entrepreneur.

Many can claim to be doctors. But only one can officially claim the moniker “The Doctor of the Future”…and that’s my good friend and guest for today, Dr. Jay Parkinson. He has graced the covers of some of the most recognized magazines and presented on the worlds most prestigious stages. He possesses an unusual blend of doctor, technologist, and designer, and combines them in unusual ways to help heal our ailing medical system. Over a decade ago Dr. Parkinson took a leap of faith. Having just wrapped up his residency in pediatrics and preventative medicine, he entered a strange universe where technology was becoming deeply integrated into the fabric of our daily lives. The iPhone had just been released, and video technology was just starting to gain mainstream adoption. So what does a fresh-out-of-residency doctor do? Using only his laptop, email, Google and a friendly personality, Dr. Parkinson did what most others could not imagine…he made medical house calls out of his apartment in Brooklyn. Overnight, Dr. Parkinson became a media sensation as the face of the future of medicine, and is considered a pioneer in a burgeoning billion-dollar market called, telemedicine. Today he is the Co-Founder of Sherpaa, an on-demand, next generation medical practice. Today, we get personal and discuss it all in this episode. Dr. Parkinson walks us through his early influences on design, his infamous backyard parties in Brooklyn, the untold struggles and obstacles he faced for his early ventures, what he believes to be the doctor of the future, and even delve into the future of primary care.  So sit back and enjoy the conversation as you listen to today’s episode. Now, That’s Unusual. About Jay Parkinson Billed as the Doctor of the Future, Jay Parkinson, MD, MPH is the Co-founder and CEO of Sherpaa, an on-demand medical practice that allows patients to reach out to a personal health navigator online before making a costly visit to a primary care physician, emergency room or urgent care center. Sherpaa doctors read the patient’s case, ask questions, order tests if necessary, then diagnose, treat and follow-up. They can even e-prescribe through the platform. Dr. Parkinson trained in pediatrics and preventive medicine at Johns Hopkins University. The last day of his residency fell one day after the launch of the iPhone in 2007, and he leveraged this new technology to conceive the world’s first internet-enabled house call practice. This concept went on to become Hello Health, a cloud-based electronic medical record that enables doctors and patients to connect in and out of the office via email, IM and video chat. In 2010, Dr. Parkinson co-founded The Future Well, a design firm specializing in health care for clients such as Sanofi, Planned Parenthood and the National Health Service in the UK. Through this venture, he created Omnio, the most popular iPad app for physicians. An authority on the new frontiers technology creates for health and medical care, he has given talks at 50-plus conferences including TED, Google’s Zeitgeist, the Clinton Global Initiative, the Aspen Institute and Pop!Tech. Key Interview Takeaways Cultivate your creative edge. Parkinson encourages you to ask the annoying question, “Why do you do it this way?” and steal ideas from other industries – in order to facilitate growth and change for the better in your field. The future of medicine includes the virtualist, a new kind medical practitioner who understands how to leverage technology as an online primary care doctor. She can curb unnecessary office visits and connect patients with specialists as needed. In health care, communicating via messaging technology can be advantageous. Whether treating a patient in person or online, doctors are investigators who ask questions and then confirm suspicions with objective evidence. Parkinson points out that asking the same data-driven set of questions and giving the patient time to think through his answers can improve the quality ...

Dr. Jay Parkinson is the founder of Sherpaa, an online medical practice.

Jay, Cheryl, and Jenna discuss how Sherpaa empowers their partner companies to provide first class healthcare while reducing annual premiums.