Newly Released Podcasts 9-3-20

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New Podcast Episode

Hosted by Dan Marino and Shaillee Chopra, Value-Based Care Insights, a podcast that explores how to optimize the performance of programs to meet the demands of an increasing value-based care payment environment, highlights recognized experts in the field and within Lumina Health Partners (@luminahp). Many organizations around the country are dealing with a tremendous amount of financial strain — especially with the small to mid-size hospitals. With the shifts that have occurred in recent months, organizations have even more pressure to manage the cost margins, which have totally gone up with the treatments they had to provide to patients and shift they had to make in their operational setup. In this episode, Marino and Chopra introduce Steven Berger, principal at Lumina Health Partners to discuss how hospitals can create a revenue plan that addresses key KPIs and financial opportunities.

Trending Episode:

The HealthChangers podcast, presented by Cambia Health Solutions (@Cambia), shares real stories of health care transformation, from those who are experiencing it and those helping to make health care more personalized. On this episode of HealthChangers, meet Dr. Naomi Fried who is experienced in the art and science of innovation strategy and understands how to create an infrastructure for corporations who design innovation to be part of the bloodstream and culture of the organization, as well as how to be a productive engine producing results for the future. She is known to be the creator of the innovation life cycle paradigm and is a real edge thinker in the area of digital health, telehealth, and transformation. In fact, she was the one that was the Vice President (VP) of Innovation for Kaiser, where they were launching telehealth many years ago, long before the crisis of COVID enabled telehealth to be a necessary requirement.