Kno2fy

A Podcast by Kno2

Healthcare isn't lacking in big ideas or innovation, but the real story lives in the gap between what’s promised and what actually works. Welcome to Kno2fy. Join Kno2’s Therasa Bell and Whitney Cole as they bring together the voices shaping healthcare. From industry leaders and policymakers to the people doing the real work behind the scenes. Each episode will dive into the challenges, innovations, and uncomfortable truths that sit at the intersection of today’s problems and tomorrow’s care.

  1. Oct 8

    Bringing Oral Health into the Connected Care Ecosystem: With CareQuest Innovation Partners

    Dental care has long been treated as separate from the rest of healthcare, but oral health is deeply connected to overall health. So what happens when the information providers need stays separated, too? In this episode of Kno2fy, Therasa Bell and Whitney Cole sit down with Laura Arias, Senior Manager of Innovation Programs and Services at CareQuest Innovation Partners, to explore the gap between dental and medical care and what it will take to bring oral health into the connected care ecosystem. Laura and Therasa get into why dental has historically remained disconnected from broader health information infrastructure, what that separation can mean for patients and providers, and where technology can help close the gap. The conversation also explores the CareQuest and Kno2 partnership, the role of dental EDRs and PMSs, and how a scalable national infrastructure could make medical-dental exchange more accessible. Most importantly, they look beyond simply connecting systems to ask what becomes possible when information can finally move with the patient. Timestamps 00:37 – Meet Laura Arias & the CareQuest Innovation Partners 04:04 – Why Dental Care Became Disconnected From Healthcare 06:22 – What Dental Can Teach Us About Healthcare Connectivity 10:31 – What’s at Stake When Dental & Medical Data Don’t Connect 14:51 – Bringing Dentists Into the Broader Care Team 18:06 – Why Dental Data Still Isn’t Flowing 20:56 – How QHINs Can Connect Dental & Medical Care at Scale 25:22 – Inside the CareQuest + Kno2 Partnership 30:38 – The Role of Dental Software & What Success Looks Like 37:31 – Beyond Interoperability: What Could Connected Dental Care Unlock? Hosted by: Therasa Bell and Whitney Cole Produced by: Jess Garman A Kno2 Podcast

  2. Aug 14

    Expanding Interoperability Beyond Acute Care: with Raintree Systems

    Physical therapy is often grouped into the broader healthcare conversation, but delivering therapy is fundamentally different from delivering primary or acute care. So why has the industry spent so long trying to fit it into technology that wasn't built for it? In this episode of Kno2fy, co-hosts Therasa Bell and Whitney Cole are joined by Carrie Myers, VP of Enterprise Transformation at Raintree Systems, for a conversation about the unique realities of therapy and rehabilitation. Together, they explore why therapists have historically been left behind by healthcare technology, how disconnected systems create unnecessary work for clinicians, and why interoperability should be measured by better patient care, not simply by the movement of data. From reducing administrative burden to creating more connected patient experiences, this discussion highlights why understanding therapy is essential to building a healthcare system that truly works for everyone. Timestamps 00:37 - Introduction to Raintree & Carrie Myers 04:11 - Therapy vs Primary Care 06:05 - Healthcare Beyond Hospitals & Physicians 09:38 - How Health Tech Left Therapy Behind 10:01 - The Digital Divide Created by Meaningful Use 13:50 - The Real Cost of Disconnected Information 15:15 - Therapist Burnout & Administrative Burden 19:25 - What Changes when Therapy is Connected 24:36 - What Providers Shouldn't have to Understand 26:14 - Improving Care Hosted by: Therasa Bell and Whitney Cole Produced by: Jess Garman A Kno2 Podcast

  3. Jun 11

    The New Era of Payer-Provider Connectivity: with Clover Health

    Healthcare interoperability is entering a new phase driven less by regulation and more by outcomes. In this episode of Kno2fy, Therasa Bell and Whitney Cole sit down again with Kevin Holub, Chief Product Officer at Counterpart Health, to unpack the growing momentum behind emerging interoperability initiatives and what they mean for payers, providers, networks, and patients. The conversation explores how national networks differ from traditional interoperability initiatives, why “data liquidity” is becoming essential to healthcare transformation, and what happens when organizations stop waiting for the perfect framework and start moving into production. Kevin and Therasa also discuss the realities of scaling payer-provider exchange, reducing administrative waste, improving longitudinal care, and why many of healthcare’s biggest interoperability fears may be overstated. From TEFCA and QHINs to private networks and real-world deployment lessons, this episode is a candid look at the operational, technical, and strategic shifts shaping the next era of connected healthcare. Timestamps 00:38 - Meet Co-Hosts and Guest Kevin Holub 02:11 - What Is the CMS Health Tech Ecosystem? 07:45 - How CMS-Aligned Networks, QHINs, and Private Networks Connect 09:58 - What Health Plans Gain by Going Live 13:48 - Why Data Sharing Creates Value for Everyone 18:32 - Lessons from an Early Adopter 20:50 - The Hidden Complexity of National Networks 25:48 - How Fast Can a Health Plan Get Connected? 28:02 - Why the Industry Needs to Move Faster Hosted by: Therasa Bell and Whitney Cole Produced by: Jess Garman Research: JoJo Abbasi A Kno2 Podcast

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Healthcare isn't lacking in big ideas or innovation, but the real story lives in the gap between what’s promised and what actually works. Welcome to Kno2fy. Join Kno2’s Therasa Bell and Whitney Cole as they bring together the voices shaping healthcare. From industry leaders and policymakers to the people doing the real work behind the scenes. Each episode will dive into the challenges, innovations, and uncomfortable truths that sit at the intersection of today’s problems and tomorrow’s care.

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