Modern Healthcare’s Healthcare Insider Podcast

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Modern Healthcare’s Healthcare Insider Podcast

Modern Healthcare’s Healthcare Insider Podcast is a sponsored podcast series from Modern Healthcare Custom Media. In this series, we’ll interview healthcare’s most accomplished leaders to learn how they’re addressing the industry’s most pressing challenges, taking an inside look at the innovations that are moving the industry forward.

  1. OCT 30

    Empowering clinical teams to deliver exceptional care

    Phoenix Children’s is making a concerted effort to empower its clinical leaders to provide exceptional care by creating a culture that encourages collaboration, transparency and innovation. In this new podcast, Dr. Jared Muenzer, chief physician executive at Phoenix Children’s, shares the strategy behind building strong clinical teams and the positive impact it's having on patients.

    18 min

  2. OCT 16

    Future-proofing healthcare: Energy efficiency, compliance and technological investment

    Environmental regulations and energy requirements in healthcare are continuously evolving. Trane’s Christy Fetsch, Healthcare Vertical Market Strategy Leader in North America, joins the podcast to discuss how healthcare organizations can stay compliant and invest in future-ready technology while minimizing costs.

    21 min

  3. SEP 30

    Optimizing healthcare revenue cycle capabilities with automation

    Fifth Third Bank is addressing critical challenges in revenue cycle management following its acquisition of Big Data Healthcare, a technology solutions provider for healthcare payments and remittance. In this episode of Healthcare Insider, Dee Harding, Chief Product Officer of Fifth Third and Big Data Healthcare, and Connor Craven, Business Analyst, describe how automation is advancing healthcare finance visibility and accuracy.  Listen to the full episode below.

    19 min

  4. SEP 25

    The growth strategy of Phoenix Children’s: Insights from CEO Robert Meyer

    Robert Meyer joined Phoenix Children’s in 2003 and is credited for the rapid turnaround of the hospital’s finances and its successful growth under his leadership. This year, Phoenix Children’s opened a second hospital and plans to open a third next year. In this new podcast, Meyer shares the strategy for Phoenix Children’s including: Unique aspects to expansion in the booming Phoenix area How the health system is leveraging partnerships Big risks that paid off during his career

    22 min

  5. JUL 31

    Turning hospital utility expenses into savings and safety

    Healthcare leaders often see utilities as a cost center. But what if they can be a source of savings? Trane’s Christy Fetsch, Healthcare Vertical Market Strategy Leader in North America, joins the podcast to discuss how building upgrades such as automation can help hospitals reduce utility expenses while enhancing patient safety. Fetch explains that HVAC, which represents about 65% of the utility spend in a hospital, is one area with massive potential for cost savings. Additionally, she shares how one hospital network realized $4.7 million in energy savings by committing to vital infrastructure updates, ultimately freeing up resources to invest in patient care.

    17 min

  6. JUL 24

    Redesigning healthcare to drive value through a whole-person lens

    AdventHealth is redesigning its systems to be more longitudinal, holistic and effective at cultivating patient engagement early in the care journey. This entails rethinking front-end primary care, as well as care delivered in the home. David Banks, group CEO of AdventHealth’s primary health division and chief strategy officer, goes in-depth about this approach to advancing care delivery through a comprehensive, whole-person lens. Banks also explains how AdventHealth has engaged its primary care physicians in the transformation.

    13 min

  7. JUL 2

    The price of inaction: How healthcare facilities can avoid costly mistakes

    Limited resources shouldn't stop healthcare organizations from investing in facilities as care demands shift, infrastructure ages and environmental sustainability takes hold. In this episode of Healthcare Insider, we explore how to balance facility investments with other pressing demands facing healthcare leaders. Join industry experts Mark Kenneday, director of market strategy and development for healthcare at Gordian, and Charles Clay, director of support and ancillary services at Sutter Health, as they discuss: Why prioritizing facility investment is crucial, even with budget constraints Strategies to communicate the risk of inaction to financial stakeholders Practical advice for balancing ROI and mitigating risk

    19 min

  8. MAY 22

    Creating a sustainable sustainability program

    Many hospitals and health systems have aging infrastructure, which presents challenges as the industry invests in environmental sustainability initiatives. In order to effectively establish a sustainability program, it's essential for healthcare leaders to critically evaluate their facilities portfolio. Mark Kenneday, director of market strategy and development for healthcare at Gordian, lays out how to successfully build a sustainability program at healthcare organizations, including key considerations to make when considering facilities investments.

    30 min
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Modern Healthcare’s Healthcare Insider Podcast is a sponsored podcast series from Modern Healthcare Custom Media. In this series, we’ll interview healthcare’s most accomplished leaders to learn how they’re addressing the industry’s most pressing challenges, taking an inside look at the innovations that are moving the industry forward.

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