Lifers with Christina Farr

Christina Farr

Veteran journalist, investor, and Second Opinion Media founder Chrissy Farr talks with the CEOs and founders who've been in the trenches long enough to know that healthcare doesn't move at startup speed. These aren't the entrepreneurs chasing quick exits—they're the "lifers" who understand that building in healthcare requires endless pivots, regulatory navigation, and decade-long timelines. No hype, just honest conversations about what it really takes. Each episode explores healthcare innovation, startup strategy, medical technology and AI, health system transformation, and investment insights from operators who've navigated regulatory challenges, clinical trials, reimbursement complexities, and the unique dynamics of the healthcare industry.

  1. 2d ago

    Healthcare AI needs humans | Microsoft's Peter Lee & Seattle Children's Chris Longhurst

    Christina Farr sits down with Peter Lee, President of Microsoft Science, and Dr. Christopher Longhurst, the new CEO of Seattle Children's, to take stock of where AI in healthcare actually stands versus where the headlines say it is. They get into why ambient scribes still haven't produced a clean financial win, Chris's prediction that within three to five years a physician assistant augmented by AI may practice at the level of the best general pediatrician, and the three Cs he argues will keep humans in the loop: competence, communication, and character. Peter closes on the risk he worries about most, which is people using AI to hide from accountability on consequential decisions. Dive into the Granola notes from this episode: https://notes.granola.ai/t/54b78860-bad6-4057-afa8-0d61fe4750c0-009c2hma —SPONSOR: Granola If meetings are eating up your day, Granola is a no-brainer. You can try it totally free - just head to https://granola.ai/LIFERS  —Join Christina for upcoming webinars:9/17 - Top Employers Share What Healthcare Startups Need to Know in 2026 - https://www.secondopinion.media/employers-as-healthcare-purchasers-how-startups-can-break-in/ 9/22 - Where are AI Agents Actually Working in Healthcare, and Why? - https://streamyard.com/watch/42HnpJFgxNT4 9/24 - Healthcare AI Has an ROI Problem - https://www.secondopinion.media/ama-with-aaron-miri/ —LINKS: Compared with What? Measuring AI against the Health Care We Have: https://www.nejm.org/doi/10.1056/NEJMp2404691 Why are humans still in the loop with advancing AI capabilities?: https://bmjdigitalhealth.bmj.com/content/2/1/e000057  Chrissy Farr on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LiferswithChristinaFarr Chrissy Farr on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cfarr/ Subscribe to the Second Opinion Newsletter: https://secondopinion.media/ Chrissy’s Book: The Storyteller's Advantage: https://www.chrissyfarr.com/books  —FOLLOW:Peter:https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterlee4/ https://x.com/peteratmsr  Chris:https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrislonghurst/ https://x.com/CALonghurst  Chrissy:https://www.linkedin.com/in/christinafarr/ https://x.com/chrissyfarr  Second Opinion Media:https://www.instagram.com/second.opinion.media/ https://x.com/second_op_media —TIMESTAMPS:(00:00) Lead in(00:28) Intro(01:23) A massive moment(04:01) Red pill ER reality(06:12) Mission control and upskilling(07:13) Tech leaders as CEOs(09:27) Ambient scribes and costs(13:43) Hierarchy versus efficiency(15:23) Full stack healthcare workforce(18:09) Sponsor: Granola(18:55) Rethinking training and roles(21:36) Bending the back office curve(23:12) Admin jobs and AI skills(27:50) Self driving cars benchmarking(30:11) AI exceptionalism and agents(32:59) Autonomy in clinical care(36:25) Humans in the loop(39:27) Accountability and responsibility(41:37) Frontier models beat specialists(46:35) Workflow interoperability and wrap(47:53) Wrap

    Healthcare AI needs humans | Microsoft's Peter Lee & Seattle Children's Chris Longhurst
  2. Sep 1

    Price in healthcare is market share, not quality | Nick Reber, Garner Health CEO

    Nick Reber, Founder and CEO, Garner Health talks with Chrissy about why the most consequential decision in healthcare, which doctor you actually see, is the one patients have the least information about. After four spine surgeries for a problem that turned out to be in his neck, Nick left Bridgewater, spent time on the leadership team at Oscar Health, and started Garner to put physician performance data and financial incentives in front of employees. They get into the 4x variation in complication rates between the best and worst quartile of doctors inside the same brand-name hospital system, why price in healthcare tracks market share rather than quality, and what happened when he brought that data to large academic medical centers while building provider networks at the health plan. Dive into the Granola notes from this episode: https://notes.granola.ai/t/3487c811-86da-4c10-a79d-27d21625e2c7-009c2hma —SPONSOR: Granola If meetings are eating up your day, Granola is a no-brainer. You can try it totally free - just head to granola.ai/LIFERS —LINKS: Garner Health: https://garnerhealth.com Garner's Series E: https://garnerhealth.com/blog/ai-will-fix-healthcare-but-it-needs-help ProPublica Surgeon Scorecard: https://projects.propublica.org/surgeons/ Nick Reber, Sequoia founder profile: https://sequoiacap.com/founder/nick-reber/  Chrissy Farr on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LiferswithChristinaFarr Chrissy Farr on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cfarr/ Subscribe to the Second Opinion Newsletter: https://secondopinion.media/ Chrissy’s Book: The Storyteller's Advantage: https://www.chrissyfarr.com/books  —FOLLOW:Nick: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickreber/ https://x.com/nickpreber  Chrissy:https://www.linkedin.com/in/christinafarr/ https://x.com/chrissyfarr  Second Opinion Media:https://www.instagram.com/second.opinion.media/ https://x.com/second_op_media  —TIMESTAMPS:(00:00) Lead in(00:33) Intro(00:54) Meet Nick Reber(01:43) Patient origin story(04:32) Bridgewater lessons(07:30) Startup mindset(09:53) Why healthcare wins(15:28) Sponsor: Granola(16:15) What Garner does(20:45) Doctor quality variation(22:21) Cost versus quality(24:40) Why plans cannot share(27:03) Employer system origins(32:24) Fixing incentives(34:46) Should data be public(37:25) Quiet unicorn growth(39:11) Selling through brokers(42:40) Future plan designs(46:41) AI and team structure(51:06) Wrap

    Price in healthcare is market share, not quality | Nick Reber, Garner Health CEO
  3. Aug 27

    Rounds: The EHR is Dead, Long Live the EHR, Sam Toole and Sonia Millsom

    In Episode 4 of Rounds: Where Healthcare Meets Wall Street, Christina Farr and Stephanie Davis break down the latest healthcare and AI headlines before sitting down with Sam Toole, Partner at Primary Venture Partners, and Sonia Millsom, CEO of Oxeon.  We'll cover: The latest healthcare and AI market news, including what happened with Situational Awareness, Doctronic’s acquisition of Summer Health, Teladoc’s shifting outlook, and Waystar’s recent stock decline. How EHR giants like Epic, Oracle, and Microsoft will fare in the AI era — and whether VC-backed startups can truly disrupt the incumbents. What Sam Toole sees as the biggest opportunities and areas of conviction for early-stage healthcare investors in an increasingly AI-driven market. Epic’s recent leadership departures and what they could signal about succession planning at one of healthcare’s most influential companies. Sonia Millsom’s take on Epic’s recent leadership departures, what they signal about succession planning, and what healthcare boards should look for when evaluating their next generation of leaders. What effective succession planning looks like, why boards often rely on the wrong kind of pattern recognition when evaluating leaders, and what healthcare companies should prioritize instead. Hosts and Guests: Christina Farr, CEO, Second Opinion; GP, Scrub Capital Stephanie Davis, Healthcare Industry Analyst Sam Toole, Partner at Primary Venture Partners Sonia Millsom, CEO at Oxeon Sponsored by Silicon Valley Bank.

    Rounds: The EHR is Dead, Long Live the EHR, Sam Toole and Sonia Millsom
  4. Aug 25

    White-collar work has no immunological protection | Eric Larsen, TowerBrook Advisors

    This week on Lifers, Christina Farr is joined by Eric Larsen, President of TowerBrook Advisors and President Emeritus of the Advisory Board, argues that the shift of GDP from labor to capital is already underway, and that healthcare, the most labor-intensive sector in the US economy, will not be the laggard everyone assumes. They get into the $2.9 trillion of healthcare spending that goes to labor, why white-collar work turns out to have no union protection at exactly the moment white-collar work is what gets automated, and what he calls the Orwellian conspiracy of silence on job dislocation. Dive into the Granola notes from this episode: https://notes.granola.ai/t/405c9b0e-a70e-42ec-82b8-b34cc24303d2-008umkv4  —SPONSORS: Granola & Baker Health If meetings are eating up your day, Granola is a no-brainer. You can try it totally free - just head to granola.ai/LIFERS Baker Health delivers concierge primary care focused on prevention, wellness, and lifestyle optimization. Combining personalized care with integrative services—including nutrition, mental health, weight management, and lifestyle medicine—Baker Health provides Members with a holistic, whole-person approach to long-term health and longevity. Through extended visits, seamless access to doctors, and a curated specialty network, Baker Health ensures Members receive proactive guidance and actionable insights to optimize their well-being. Baker Health serves Members across multiple locations and provides a tech-enabled experience through the proprietary Baker Health app, offering 365-day access to doctors and care teams. Download the Baker Health App: https://linktr.ee/baker_health Learn More: https://www.bakerhealth.com/  —LINKS: Towerbrook: https://www.towerbrook.com/ The Citrini memo: https://www.citriniresearch.com/p/2028gic Dario Amodei, "The Adolescence of Technology": https://darioamodei.com/essay/the-adolescence-of-technology Eric and Dario Amodei: Incumbents and Insurgents in Healthcare: https://www.incumbentsandinsurgents.com/e/dario-amodei/ Dan Wang, Breakneck: China's Quest to Engineer the Future: https://danwang.co/breakneck/  Chrissy Farr on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LiferswithChristinaFarr Chrissy Farr on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cfarr/ Subscribe to the Second Opinion Newsletter: https://secondopinion.media/ Chrissy’s Book: The Storyteller's Advantage: https://www.chrissyfarr.com/books  —FOLLOW:Eric:https://www.linkedin.com/in/eric-larsen-a4a0461/ Chrissy:https://www.linkedin.com/in/christinafarr/ https://x.com/chrissyfarr Second Opinion Media:https://www.instagram.com/second.opinion.media/ https://x.com/second_op_media —TIMESTAMPS:(00:00) Lead In(00:47) Intro(01:08) Meet Eric Larsen(02:52) ChatGPT conversion moment(04:40) Tech perfectionism debate(06:52) Citrini memo fallout(08:23) AI targets knowledge work(13:46) Healthcare dislocation ethics(15:35) Why healthcare is vulnerable(18:11) Sponsor: Granola | Baker Health(20:21) Automating revenue cycle(22:29) Universal high income idea(24:02) Capital vs labor divergence(25:39) CapEx arms race and layoffs(27:32) Overhiring or AI shift(29:38) Regulation and AI power risks(31:28) Growing smarter models(32:10) Regulation paradox in healthcare(34:08) Credentialism meets exponential tech(35:47) Complexity breaks medicine(39:09) Risk tolerance and iterative deployment(42:14) Lawyers and lost apprenticeships(43:12) Advice for 21 year olds(46:05) Four powers of synthetic intelligence(52:11) Human moat and last mile trust(54:31) Post scarcity and inequality risks(58:23) Wrap

    White-collar work has no immunological protection | Eric Larsen, TowerBrook Advisors
  5. Aug 21

    Will AI replace your doctor by 2030? Dr. Zeke Emanuel vs AMA CEO Dr. John Whyte

    This week on Lifers, Christina Farr is joined by Dr. Ezekiel J. Emanuel and Dr. John Whyte, CEO of the American Medical Association, who are longtime friends on opposite sides of the biggest question in health AI: should it ever practice medicine without a human in the loop? After Zeke’s commentary with Vinod and Neal Khosla argued AI performs better autonomously, the two agreed to debate. Zeke cites a Stanford RCT where AI managing insulin beat doctors by weeks; John counters that the evidence leans on simulated cases and that medicine is a trust relationship, not task completion. They clash over whether the "art of medicine" defense is disingenuous, who adopts autonomous AI first, the risk of physician de-skilling, and who should tell you you have cancer. Dive into the Granola notes from this episode: https://notes.granola.ai/t/f04862c0-3ed3-411f-a8dd-85b336356a19-008umkv4 —SPONSORS: Granola & Baker Health If meetings are eating up your day, Granola is a no-brainer. You can try it totally free - just head to granola.ai/LIFERS  Baker Health delivers concierge primary care focused on prevention, wellness, and lifestyle optimization. Combining personalized care with integrative services—including nutrition, mental health, weight management, and lifestyle medicine—Baker Health provides Members with a holistic, whole-person approach to long-term health and longevity. Through extended visits, seamless access to doctors, and a curated specialty network, Baker Health ensures Members receive proactive guidance and actionable insights to optimize their well-being.Baker Health serves Members across multiple locations and provides a tech-enabled experience through the proprietary Baker Health app, offering 365-day access to doctors and care teams. Download the Baker Health App: https://linktr.ee/baker_health Learn More: https://www.bakerhealth.com/  —LINKS: Zeke’s JAMA commentary with Vinod Khosla and Neal Khosla: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/10.1001/jama.2026.15380 Bob Wachter's book A Giant Leap: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/776443/a-giant-leap-by-robert-wachter-md/ Stanford diabetes/insulin RCT: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2812420 Scott Winters v. OpenAI: https://www.inc.com/georgia-fearn/a-pastor-turned-to-chatgpt-instead-of-a-doctor-now-hes-suing-openai/91378175  Chrissy Farr on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LiferswithChristinaFarr Chrissy Farr on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cfarr/ Subscribe to the Second Opinion Newsletter: https://secondopinion.media/ Chrissy’s Book: The Storyteller's Advantage: https://www.chrissyfarr.com/books  —FOLLOW:Zeke:https://www.linkedin.com/in/zeke-emanuel-6ab78a1b0/ https://x.com/ZekeEmanuel  John:https://www.linkedin.com/in/drjohnwhyte https://x.com/drjohnwhyte  Chrissy:https://www.linkedin.com/in/christinafarr/ https://x.com/chrissyfarr  Second Opinion Media:https://www.instagram.com/second.opinion.media/ https://x.com/second_op_media  —TIMESTAMPS:(00:00) Lead In(00:46) Intro(02:53) Zeke's paper backstory(04:13) Self driving cars analogy(06:36) John pushback, trust and art(08:41) Claude diagnosis anecdote(12:19) Trials and deployment ideas(13:57) Evidence fight and guardrails(17:41) Empathy, education and autonomy(21:43) Sponsors: Granola | Baker Health(23:53) Human in loop, medication refills(26:35) Augmented AI and cancer second opinions(28:36) Debating the right question(30:09) Licensing and regulation(31:28) Chatbots in mental health(37:03) Patient story and self advocacy(43:29) Liability and ice cream bet(44:46) Doctors and robots by 2030(46:37) When humans hurt AI performance(48:20) Who breaks bad news(53:13) Wrap

    Will AI replace your doctor by 2030? Dr. Zeke Emanuel vs AMA CEO Dr. John Whyte
  6. Aug 18

    The hospital itself should be a robot | Kimberly Powell, NVIDIA

    Christina Farr sits down with Kimberly Powell, VP of Healthcare at NVIDIA, an 18-year veteran who built the company's healthcare business from a single cold call in 2008. They dig into the physician replacement debate ("the task is not the job"), why AI agents made the last six months a turning point for healthcare, and Kimberly's prediction that within five years the hospital itself becomes a robot. Plus: the OpenAI lawsuit and techno-perfectionism, payer agents versus provider agents, why 90% of drugs fail in the clinic, and whether Kimberly says please to her LLMs. Dive into the Granola notes from this episode: https://notes.granola.ai/t/01905ea7-a624-4859-8530-80e6e0c46dca-009c2hma —SPONSORS:Granola & Baker Health If meetings are eating up your day, Granola is a no-brainer. You can try it totally free - just head to granola.ai/LIFERS   Baker Health delivers concierge primary care focused on prevention, wellness, and lifestyle optimization. Combining personalized care with integrative services—including nutrition, mental health, weight management, and lifestyle medicine—Baker Health provides Members with a holistic, whole-person approach to long-term health and longevity. Through extended visits, seamless access to doctors, and a curated specialty network, Baker Health ensures Members receive proactive guidance and actionable insights to optimize their well-being.Baker Health serves Members across multiple locations and provides a tech-enabled experience through the proprietary Baker Health app, offering 365-day access to doctors and care teams. Download the Baker Health App: https://linktr.ee/baker_health Learn More: https://www.bakerhealth.com/—LINKS: NVIDIA: https://www.nvidia.com/ OpenAI lawsuit (CBS News): https://www.cbsnews.com/news/chatgpt-dangerous-medical-advice-openai-lawsuit/ Kimberly's Fortune talk: https://fortune.com/2026/06/10/nvidia-drug-pharma-isomorphic-brainstorm-tech-ai-healthcare-biotech-term-sheet/ Chrissy Farr on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LiferswithChristinaFarr Chrissy Farr on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cfarr/ Subscribe to the Second Opinion Newsletter: https://secondopinion.media/ Chrissy’s Book: The Storyteller's Advantage: https://www.chrissyfarr.com/books  —FOLLOW:Kimberly:https://www.linkedin.com/in/kpowell/ https://x.com/kpowgerade  Chrissy:https://www.linkedin.com/in/christinafarr/ https://x.com/chrissyfarr  Second Opinion Media:https://www.instagram.com/second.opinion.media/ https://x.com/second_op_media —TIMESTAMPS:(00:00) Lead In(00:44) Intro(01:24) Kimberly joins NVIDIA(05:13) Early healthcare adoption(08:41) Augment not replace(14:35) Inside the future hospital(16:27) Sponsors: Granola | Baker Health(18:38) Why healthcare matters(23:25) Agents unlock workflows(28:53) Clinicians adapting to AI(33:43) Safety and risk reward(40:19) Agents across industry(44:14) Five year predictions(49:53) AI hireable and ROI(54:02) Personal tech habits(55:59) AI etiquette and hacks(58:52) Wrap

    The hospital itself should be a robot | Kimberly Powell, NVIDIA
  7. Aug 13

    Rounds: Following the Money in Digital Health, Megan Zweig and Arvind Kadaba

    Co-hosted by Christina Farr and Stephanie Davis, this episode digs into what's really driving digital health right now — mega deals, market concentration, and what's building durable advantage as AI becomes table stakes. Megan Zweig, CEO and President of Rock Health Advisory, joins to break down Rock Health's H1 2026 funding and market report, and Arvind Kadaba, CFO of Aidoc, sits down to talk about fundraising, market forces, and what sets a clinical AI company apart. We'll cover: The latest health tech news — AI's borrowed money problem, a ChatGPT health lawsuit, wearables' big moment (Garmin's new tracker, Eli Lilly's Oura investment), and a CMS proposal threatening remote monitoring Megan Zweig breaks down Rock Health's H1 2026 report — digital health funding hit $7.4B in H1 2026, driven by a growing wave of mega deals Why mega deals now make up 45% of all capital — just 8% of deals absorbing nearly half the funding Arvind Kadaba on Aidoc's back-to-back $150M raises in under a year — and what his Wall Street background reveals about today's funding environment How Aidoc is staying ahead now that "AI-enabled" no longer means anything as a differentiator Hosts and Guests: Christina Farr, CEO, Second Opinion; GP, Scrub Capital Stephanie Davis, Healthcare Industry Analyst Megan Zweig, President & CEO, Rock Health Advisory Arvind Kadaba, Chief Financial Officer at Aidoc Timestamps: (0:00) Intro (0:46) Oracle's debt and the AI spending boom (2:32) Will Oracle sell Cerner? (3:35) The ChatGPT lawsuit and AI health guardrails (6:11) Garmin's screen-free tracker and the wearables moment (9:39) CMS proposal on RPM/RTM third-party vendors (11:50) Included acquires Firefly Health (13:48) Megan Zweig joins to break down Rock Health's H1 2026 report (20:15) Mega deal concentration (21:37) Behavioral health funding and market saturation (27:19) Why "AI-enabled" is no longer a differentiator (33:56) Megan's closing thoughts and predictions (35:31) Arvind Kadaba, CFO of Aidoc, joins the show (37:53) How AI is changing investor diligence (43:21) Hiring and team growth with AI (46:05) Growth vs. profitability and the Rule of 40 (51:43) Rich vs. king: framework for founders (53:41) Arvind's best advice for founders raising capital Sponsored by Silicon Valley Bank.

    Rounds: Following the Money in Digital Health, Megan Zweig and Arvind Kadaba
  8. Aug 11

    Why 10,000 texts a day is the future of primary care, with Dr. Zeyad Baker of Baker Health

    Dr. Zeyad Baker, a pediatrician who scaled a 24-hour primary care practice, sold it to Optum, and spent five years as their tri-state market CEO, joins Christina Farr to argue that the scarcest resource in healthcare is not data or technology but the doctor-patient relationship itself. He walks through how Baker Health is built around that claim: clinics with no waiting rooms, a 24/7 synchronous chat staffed by board-certified physicians, physicians required to certify in lifestyle medicine, and a specialist network held to three hard rules including a 72-hour access guarantee. The conversation gets into where AI genuinely helped him, including an atypical Crohn's diagnosis that three clinicians had missed, and where he thinks it will not, and Chrissy shares her own recent autoimmune diagnosis and the role an LLM played in it.—SPONSOR:Baker Health delivers concierge primary care focused on prevention, wellness, and lifestyle optimization. Combining personalized care with integrative services—including nutrition, mental health, weight management, and lifestyle medicine—Baker Health provides Members with a holistic, whole-person approach to long-term health and longevity. Through extended visits, seamless access to doctors, and a curated specialty network, Baker Health ensures Members receive proactive guidance and actionable insights to optimize their well-being.Baker Health serves Members across multiple locations and provides a tech-enabled experience through the proprietary Baker Health app, offering 365-day access to doctors and care teams. Download the Baker Health App: https://linktr.ee/baker_health Learn More: https://www.bakerhealth.com/  The only practice in NY & NJ where you can text your doctor directly and get seen the same-day.Make a Reservation: https://reservations.bakerhealth.com/medical?utm_source=lifers —LINKS: Baker Health: https://www.bakerhealth.com/ Bob Wachter on Lifers: https://youtu.be/p6U1fX1JgVk Midjourney episode on Lifers: https://youtu.be/jigG63wHooE Delaware prior authorization episode on Lifers: https://youtu.be/zNVH9O1X8Es  Chrissy Farr on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LiferswithChristinaFarr Chrissy Farr on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cfarr/ Subscribe to the Second Opinion Newsletter: https://secondopinion.media/ Chrissy’s Book: The Storyteller's Advantage: https://www.chrissyfarr.com/books —FOLLOW:Zeyad:https://www.linkedin.com/in/drzbaker https://x.com/DRZ_BAKER  Chrissy:https://www.linkedin.com/in/christinafarr/ https://x.com/chrissyfarr  Second Opinion Media:https://www.instagram.com/second.opinion.media/ https://x.com/second_op_media —TIMESTAMPS:(00:00) Lead In(00:34) Intro(01:36) 24 hour primary care(03:16) Lifetime care vision(04:19) Pediatrics and trust(07:15) Why pediatrics is hard(09:40) Async care and texting(11:59) BakerHealth app workflow(13:48) One Medical lessons(16:02) Three pillars tech holistic hospitality(17:58) Hospitality tricks no waiting room(21:17) Specialist referrals without chaos(26:14) Scaling specialist network(28:04) Wearables data and coaching(30:40) Patients data doctors together(31:17) Myth of worried well(32:21) Patients take the wheel(35:45) AI listening finds diagnosis(38:05) Doctors using AI wisely(41:37) Midjourney scans hype vs harm(44:45) Primary care shortage math(47:01) AI cuts admin burden(50:05) Dashboards value based targeting(53:19) Messaging and payment fixes(56:35) Making primary care cool(59:09) Innovation needs humanity(01:02:57) Wrap

    Why 10,000 texts a day is the future of primary care, with Dr. Zeyad Baker of Baker Health
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Veteran journalist, investor, and Second Opinion Media founder Chrissy Farr talks with the CEOs and founders who've been in the trenches long enough to know that healthcare doesn't move at startup speed. These aren't the entrepreneurs chasing quick exits—they're the "lifers" who understand that building in healthcare requires endless pivots, regulatory navigation, and decade-long timelines. No hype, just honest conversations about what it really takes. Each episode explores healthcare innovation, startup strategy, medical technology and AI, health system transformation, and investment insights from operators who've navigated regulatory challenges, clinical trials, reimbursement complexities, and the unique dynamics of the healthcare industry.

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