Provider's Edge | Peak Performance Guide for Healthcare Entrepreneurs

Sabrina Runbeck, MPH, MHS, PA-C, HealthTech Power Broker, Business Partnership Creator, Board Advisor
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Provider's Edge | Peak Performance Guide for Healthcare Entrepreneurs

The healthcare industry is in a state of flux, with new technologies, regulations, and challenges emerging all the time. Healthcare entrepreneurs and startup founders face an uphill battle, competing with established players in the industry while striving to make a positive impact. The Provider's Edge is a podcast that recognizes these challenges and aims to provide a roadmap for success. Sabrina Runbeck, the host of Provider's Edge podcast, has first-hand experience with the challenges facing healthcare entrepreneurs. As a Cardiothoracic Surgery Physician Associate with more than 12 years of experience in public health and neuroscience, she has seen the toll that burnout and other obstacles can take on healthcare professionals. After overcoming burnout herself, Sabrina took a career pivot, leveraging public speaking to share her true mission. Sabrina believes that changemakers in healthcare do not burn out because they want to do less. They want to do more of what they love and be seen and appreciated. She is passionate about helping healthcare entrepreneurs and startup founders break free from the traditional healthcare model and creates a business that not only generates income but also has a positive social impact. In each episode of Provider's Edge, Sabrina and her guests provide valuable insights and actionable tips to help healthcare entrepreneurs and startup founders overcome the common obstacles that they face. They provide guidance on improving operational efficiency, reducing provider fatigue, increasing access to meet patient expectations, and introducing the next generation of healthcare innovators who are truly making a difference. Sabrina and her guests are experts in their field and have a wealth of knowledge to share. They provide real-world examples and practical advice that you can implement right away to transform your business. The Provider's Edge podcast is the perfect podcast for healthcare entrepreneurs and startup founders who want to make a difference in the world. As a healthcare business owner, you can have it all - an efficient team, clients who feel well cared for, and reclaim an extra day per week. Sabrina and her guests will guide you through the process of rewriting the rules for your business so you can have more time off, a great team, and more income. They will help you break down the barriers that are holding you back and show you how to take control of your business, your life, and your future. In addition to the podcast, Sabrina runs a monthly event called "Healthcare Disruptors Think Tank," which is a collaborative networking event that brings together healthcare entrepreneurs and startup founders to share ideas and insights. Sabrina believes that collaboration is key to success in the healthcare industry, and she is passionate about building relationships and sharing knowledge. Podcast speaking has become one of the most effective ways for healthcare entrepreneurs to scale their businesses in today's world. The Provider's Edge podcast provides a platform for entrepreneurs to share their expertise, build credibility, and connect with a wider audience. Sabrina understands the importance of leveraging podcast speaking to scale your business, and she encourages healthcare entrepreneurs and startup founders to embrace this platform. The Provider's Edge is the perfect podcast for healthcare entrepreneurs and startup founders who want to make a difference in the world. Join Sabrina and her guests to discuss the smartest strategies for scaling your business and creating a positive social impact in the healthcare industry. Start listening today and take your healthcare business to the next level! For more information about the podcast or Sabrina Runbeck visit SabrinaRunbeck.com

  1. Busy or Scaling? The Founder Habit That Sabotages Real Growth

    1D AGO

    Busy or Scaling? The Founder Habit That Sabotages Real Growth

    You’re doing all the things. Running from call to call, showing up at every pitch, every investor dinner, every headline tech week. It feels like momentum—but is it? In this episode, we unravel one of the most dangerous illusions in startup culture: mistaking chaos for progress. 🧠 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE:1️⃣ Why “chronic busyness” is the new burnout badge Founders are over-scheduling and chasing every shiny opportunity—not realizing it’s often a trauma pattern, not a growth strategy. 2️⃣The nervous system sabotage Logic says yes, but your body says “not yet.” Learn how to recognize when founders appear ready but stall due to internal misalignment. 3️⃣The real reason founders delay getting help It’s not because they’re too busy—it’s because they don’t want others to see the mess they’re hiding. Learn how fear of judgment fuels isolation. 4️⃣Emergency addiction is killing your culture Discover how even high-functioning teams unknowingly build environments that thrive on urgency and drama—and how to reverse the cycle. 5️⃣Design your personal and business ecosystems for sustainable growth Without strong support structures in your wellness, family, mentors, and partnerships, your business success will eventually collapse on itself. 6️⃣The mindset shift from ‘fix it myself’ to aligned collaboration Your project doesn’t need a hero—it needs a container. Learn how to stop over-functioning and start scaling with true support. Episode Timeline: 00:00:00 - Real momentum begins when you stop mistaking chaos for progress.00:01:55 - Chronic busyness as a protective mechanism. 00:04:20 - The lie of high-functioning dysfunction and burnout. 00:08:40 - Self-compassion and intentional slowdown as leaders. 00:12:55 - Meeting founders where they are with aligned support. 00:15:45 - Creating a safe, accountable container for vision. 00:18:04 - The emergency addiction mindset. 00:23:50 - Emotional self-management reduces “emergencies.” 00:28:37 - Designing cultures that allow time for deep work. 00:30:29 - When fast movement becomes unproductive chaos. 00:31:41 - Recap: 6 key founder mindset traps and insights. 00:34:19 - Closing message and feedback invitation. 🚀 Get Matched!If you're a HealthTech founder with customers and early traction, HealthTech Showdown is your fast track to strategic capital and curated exposure. This isn’t random networking. It’s a matchmaking platform connecting you with investors already backing companies like yours. We don’t just put you on stage, we help you perfect a pitch that converts, build on-camera confidence, and line up the decision-makers who are primed to say “yes.” Apply now at PulsePointPath.com/Contestant — only 4 founder spots per round. 🔁 RELATED RESOURCES:👉 Apply to be on the Provider’s Edge Podcast – Are you a post-Series A health tech founder ready to scale? Apply here TheProvidersEdge.com👉 Take the Impact Quotient Quiz – Find out if your team, product, and systems are aligned for scalable success: ImpactQuotientQuiz.com👉 Ready to turn your pitch into a magnet? Let me write it for you. PulsePointPath.com/Pitch-Workshop👉 Need executive clarity now? Let’s create your growth blueprint in under 5 hours. http://PulsePointPath.com/Call

    35 min
  2. Inside Sutter Health’s ROI-Driven Tech Adoption for ED Workflow with Ronn Berrol

    JUL 10

    Inside Sutter Health’s ROI-Driven Tech Adoption for ED Workflow with Ronn Berrol

    In this episode, I sat down with Dr. Ronn Berrol to unpack how a single hospital pilot became a 21-site success story—not by replacing Epic, but by solving the one thing it couldn’t do well: surfacing the right data, at the right time, for the right patients. We dove deep into how high-risk patients can be flagged before they escalate into crisis, and how real-time data sharing across emergency departments can dramatically reduce admissions and improve flow. And the secret ingredient? A clinician champion who didn't wait for a committee to say yes—he created momentum from the floor up. 1.Don’t Confuse Your EHR with Strategic Insight Tools  Dr. Ronn shared how even the best EMRs like Epic can bury clinicians in data. What made a difference wasn’t more information—but surfacing the right information at the right time for high-risk patients. 2.Champions Create Change, Not Systems Alone  Technology alone didn’t earn trust. It was the clinicians—like Ronn—who piloted it, saw value, and advocated upward that drove full-scale adoption across 21 hospitals. 3.Pilot First, Scale Fast—But Only When It Works  Many hospitals hesitate to adopt new solutions unless a clear ROI is shown early. That’s why the original pilot funded by a hospital foundation was a turning point. 4.Care Coordination Starts Before the Crisis  With tools that flag social risks, housing instability, or medication lapses—this platform helped avoid ER boarding by addressing patients’ needs before they spiraled. 5.Modern Innovation Means Cross-Hospital Collaboration  Emergency departments often operate in silos. But the real breakthrough came from sharing real-time patient data across unaffiliated EDs. 6.You Don’t Need to Solve Everything—Just What Others Miss  What made this solution a win wasn’t trying to replace Epic—it filled the critical gap Epic couldn’t: surfacing actionable insights, fast. Have you ever been the “first yes” that helped an innovation take off in your org? Episode Timeline:  00:01:56 - How piloting EDO began through visibility gaps in local EDs. 00:03:51 - Clinical inefficiencies and the importance of care pathways. 00:05:50 - Workflow improvements reduced boarding and increased capacity. 00:07:53 - How a charitable foundation funded the pilot despite cost concerns. 00:09:37 - Dr. Ron contrasts EDO vs Epic and explains its push-not-pull advantage. 00:11:17 - EDO pushes key info in 30-45 seconds vs long EHR chart reviews. 00:13:42 - How EDO helps solve new CMS and system-wide goals. 00:17:26 - Dr. Ron expands on how lack of access causes overreliance on EDs. 00:21:48 - Key takeaway #1: EHR ≠ strategic insight tool. 00:22:17 - Key takeaway #2: Clinician champions drive change. 00:22:31 - Key takeaway #3: Pilot first, scale fast. 00:22:47 - Key takeaway #4: Coordinate care before crisis. 00:23:13 - Key takeaway #5: Share data across hospitals. 00:23:30 - Key takeaway #6: Fill the gap, don’t replace the system. 📣 Get In the Spotlight Are you a founder with a proven solution and paying users? Apply to pitch your startup in front of investors and decision-makers on HealthTechShowdown.com. Submit a short, under 200-word, explanation of your solution and why it belongs in front of the people who matter most. —------------------------------------------------ Resources Mentioned Ready to turn your pitch into a magnet? Let me write it for you. 👉 PulsePointPath.com/Pitch-Workshop Impact Quotient Quiz: Think you’re building momentum in healthcare? Find out if your leadership is actually scalable and fundable: ImpactQuotientQuiz.com Need executive clarity now? Let’s create your growth blueprint in under 5 hours. 👉 PulsePointPath.com/Call

    25 min
  3. What Makes Value-Based Care Models Work At Scale with Hamad Husainy

    JUL 3

    What Makes Value-Based Care Models Work At Scale with Hamad Husainy

    We keep saying we want value-based care. But why do most models still fall short? In this episode, I sat down with Hamad Husainy, a clinician-turned-HealthTech leader at PointClickCare, to explore the hidden reasons value-based systems collapse—and what it actually takes to build one that works. We unpacked why data timing, team collaboration, and cultural transformation—not just more tech—are essential to seamless care. Hamad brought real stories from the field and shared where most leaders miss the mark when scaling their care ecosystems. The question isn’t: do you have the data? It’s: are you using it at the right time, in the right hands, to prevent the wrong outcomes? If you’ve ever felt like your solution should drive better results but doesn't get traction, this is your inside look at what investors, payers, and care leaders want next. 🔑 In this episode, you’ll learn: 🔹Why data delivery timing trumps data volume 🔹The ROI of interdisciplinary team workflows 🔹The cultural shifts needed to unlock true collaboration 🔹How to align payers and providers using shared data language 🔹The 4 stages of care evolution—and where we’re heading next Episode Timeline:  [00:01:56] - Hamad Husainy: From Clinician to Health Tech Leader at PointClickCare [00:03:21] - Integrating Data for Better, Timely Care Decisions [00:04:55] - Breaking Down Silos Across the Care Continuum [00:07:22] - Culture Shift: Redefining Roles and True Team Collaboration [00:12:04] - AI, Analytics, and Measuring ROI in Care Delivery [00:14:31] - Aligning Providers, Payers, and ACOs [00:15:54] - Hamad’s Three Wishes for Healthcare Transformation [00:21:11] - Six Takeaways for Making Value-Based Care Work 📣 Get In the Spotlight Are you a founder with a proven solution and paying users? Apply to pitch your startup in front of investors and decision-makers on HealthTechShowdown.com. Submit a short, under 200-word, explanation of your solution and why it belongs in front of the people who matter most. Resources MentionedHealthTech Showdown (HealthTechShowdown.com): We will find the ideal investors and enterprise leaders for you to pitch to on our virtual gameshow-style event.Impact Quotient Quiz (ImpactQuotientQuiz.com): Think you’re building momentum in healthcare? Find out if your leadership is actually scalable and fundable.

    24 min
  4. Are Your Discharge Plans Actually Working? With Brian Drozdowicz

    JUN 25

    Are Your Discharge Plans Actually Working? With Brian Drozdowicz

    Ever handed off a patient with a thick discharge packet… only to get a call two days later that they’re back in the ER? That’s not just a clinical failure—it’s a system breakdown. In this episode, I sat down with Brian Drozdowicz from PointClickCare to talk about building tools that actually improve care transitions. Not just more data—but smarter data, delivered at the right time, to the right people. Whether you’re building the next big HealthTech platform or navigating value-based contracts, you’ve felt the friction. Data overload. Poor interoperability. Tools that no one actually uses. This conversation is your blueprint for bridging the gaps. Brian shares how PCC’s “PacMan” tool is powering better visibility across care settings—and how AI could finally summarize those 30-page discharge reports into meaningful next steps. If you’re building tools in care coordination, transitions, or VBC, listen in for how to align your product with real clinical flow—and avoid becoming another tool that gets ignored.  What You’ll Learn:🔑 Why real interoperability is about usable data—not just access 🔑 How PointClickCare’s PacMan tool connects ACOs, hospitals, SNFs, and payers 🔑 How AI can streamline discharge planning to boost outcomes and efficiency 🔑 Where the biggest founder opportunities are in value-based care 🔑 What’s needed for faster adoption of AI and value-based care at scale Episode Timeline:  [00:01:33] - What is PointClickCare [00:03:59] - PAC Man: Connecting Hospitals, ACOs, and SNFs [00:08:56] - Fixing Discharge and Follow-Up Gaps [00:10:44] - From Data Overload to Actionable Insights [00:14:02] - EHR Interoperability in Action [00:17:05] - Brian’s Three Magic Wand Wishes [00:20:55] - Episode Recap and Key Takeaways 📣 Get In the Spotlight Are you a founder with a proven solution and paying users? Apply to pitch your startup in front of investors and decision-makers on HealthTechShowdown.com. Submit a short, under 200-word, explanation of your solution and why it belongs in front of the people who matter most. Resources MentionedHealthTech Showdown (HealthTechShowdown.com): We will find the ideal investors and enterprise leaders for you to pitch to on our virtual gameshow-style event.Impact Quotient Quiz (ImpactQuotientQuiz.com): Think you’re building momentum in healthcare? Find out if your leadership is actually scalable and fundable.

    24 min
  5. 2 Exits, 10M Samples Tracked—Why Investors Still Said No

    JUN 20

    2 Exits, 10M Samples Tracked—Why Investors Still Said No

    You'd think a founder who's already exited TWO companies, has partnerships with global giants like Siemens, and technology tracking 10 MILLION medical samples would have investors lined up around the block. You'd be wrong. In today's episode, I break down exactly what went wrong in Javier Cuello's pitch for H+Trace—his medical traceability platform that's solving a $500M problem in healthcare. His hook? Brilliant. "Every day in the U.S., the equivalent of a jumbo jet crashes from preventable medical errors." His credibility? Unquestionable. His results? Radio silence from investors. Here's the thing: Having the right ingredients doesn't guarantee the right recipe. Even the most accomplished founders can miss the mark when it comes to communicating their value. I walk you through the exact 2-minute framework that transforms technical brilliance into investor magnetism—and reveal the specific mistakes that cost Javier the attention his breakthrough solution deserves. This isn't just another pitch critique. It's a masterclass in why the best product doesn't always win, but the best COMMUNICATED product does. Listen now on Provider's Edge (link in bio) 👆 What You'll Learn: The exact 6-part framework for structuring any healthcare pitch (2-minute to 20-minute versions)Why leading with credentials kills investor interest—and what to lead with insteadThe "Why Now" factor that 90% of healthcare founders miss completelyHow to transform technical complexity into emotional connectionThe specific time allocation that forces clarity: 15 seconds hook, 30 seconds problem/solution, etc.Why "pattern interrupt" hooks outperform feature lists every timeThe 3 pillars of trust every investor seeks before writing a checkReal-time pitch rewriting techniques from our live workshop Episode Timeline:   00:01:15 - Why great products fail to land with investors   00:03:28 - Javier’s pitch: the problem, solution, traction, and ask   00:05:38 - Immediate reactions and live feedback   00:07:03 - What worked and what’s missing in Javier’s pitch  00:14:19 - Score breakdown and opportunities to improve   00:18:09 - Takeaways: how to shift from info-dump to investor clarity    📣 Get In the Spotlight Are you a founder with a proven solution and paying users? Apply to pitch your startup in front of investors and decision-makers on HealthTechShowdown.com. Submit a short, under 200-word, explanation of your solution and why it belongs in front of the people who matter most. We will find the ideal investors and enterprise leaders for you to pitch to on our virtual gameshow-style event. Resources Mentioned Pitch Perfect Workshop (PulsePointPath.com/Pitch-Workshop): We will find the ideal investors and enterprise leaders for you to pitch to on our virtual gameshow-style event.Impact Quotient Quiz (ImpactQuotientQuiz.com): Think you’re building momentum in healthcare? Find out if your leadership is actually scalable and fundable.

    23 min
  6. Why HealthTech Fails After the Pilot - And How To Fix It Now with Jonathan McCoy and Rachel West

    JUN 11

    Why HealthTech Fails After the Pilot - And How To Fix It Now with Jonathan McCoy and Rachel West

    Everyone’s excited during the demo.  No one’s using it six months later. Most HealthTech founders don’t realize the real problem isn’t adoption. It’s overbuilding before your frontline champions are even heard. This week, I sat down with Jonathan McCoy, founder of vCare, and Rachel West, a nurse and clinical collaborator, to discuss how they co-created a robot assistant—CC—that’s transforming the day-to-day lives of nurses in long-term care. When tech becomes indispensable, you know you’ve nailed product-market fit. What You'll Learn 🔑Why 50% of nurses leave in 2 years—and how that’s a tech problem 🔑What “point of care robotics” really looks like in action 🔑How to avoid the pilot graveyard most startups fall into 🔑The ROI mindset behind reducing workflow friction 🔑How vCare is securing partnerships with facilities serving 10,000+ residents Episode Timeline [00:01:36] – Jonathan’s Journey to Founding vCare and Building CC [00:04:00] – How CC Eases Nurse Workload and Improves Patient Care [00:07:17] – Beyond Documentation: CC’s Telepresence and Therapy Use [00:11:32] – Measuring Impact: Time Savings and Adoption Strategy [00:16:55] – Why CC Works Across Long-Term, Hospital, and Rural Care [00:22:28] – Scaling Vision: 2025 Expansion and Pilot Programs [00:29:27] – Magic Wand Wishes: Jonathan’s 3 Bold Dreams for vCare [00:37:36] – 5 Key Takeaways from the Episode 📣 Get In the Spotlight Are you a founder with a proven solution and paying users? Apply to pitch your startup in front of investors and decision-makers on HealthTechShowdown.com. Submit a short, under 200-word, explanation of your solution and why it belongs in front of the people who matter most. —------------------------------------------------ Resources Mentioned HealthTech Showdown (HealthTechShowdown.com): We will find the ideal investors and enterprise leaders for you to pitch to on our virtual gameshow-style event.Impact Quotient Quiz (ImpactQuotientQuiz.com): Think you’re building momentum in healthcare? Find out if your leadership is actually scalable and fundable.

    40 min
  7. Why Culture, Not Tech, Is Blocking Your Growth with Varsha Chaugai

    JUN 4

    Why Culture, Not Tech, Is Blocking Your Growth with Varsha Chaugai

    What if the biggest blocker to your product’s success isn’t the tech—but the fear-filled culture it’s stepping into? That’s exactly what Varsha Chaugai discovered while building Evoke Health, a platform designed to digitize and streamline communication between long-term care facilities and families.  Despite building the platform in just five months, the real challenge wasn’t technical—it was cultural. In this episode, we uncover how founders can navigate the invisible resistance of guilt, shame, and outdated manual systems that dominate long-term care.  You’ll learn why transparency is often misunderstood as a threat, and how shifting the narrative to collaboration creates space for innovation to thrive. Because sometimes, the hardest code to rewrite is the one in people’s minds. In this episode, you’ll learn: 🔑Why long-term care is decades behind in communication tech—and what it costs 🔑How fear of being punished stifles transparency and adoption 🔑The surprising activation rate that beat out acute and primary care sectors 🔑What made 70% of families onboard within a week of rollout 🔑How Varsha’s team reframed transparency as a trust builder, not a liability 🔑Why culture change must be a deliberate part of your GTM strategy Episode Timeline: 00:00:00 - Fear-driven culture is silently killing adoption in long-term care 00:01:05 - Varsha Chougai from Evoke Health 00:03:14 - Guilt, regulations, and manual communication in LTC 00:06:26 - Patient portals as collaborative care tools 00:08:41 - Shifting culture, not just selling software 00:12:19 - Future vision for predictive and educational tools 00:15:58 - Fear of punishment in long-term care 00:18:41 - Balancing openness with over-information 00:22:44 - How have you dealt with product resistance? 00:25:58 - What’s next for Evoke Health’s platform 00:28:03 - Breaking silos and achieving interoperability 00:30:26 - Varsha’s 3 magic wishes for the company 00:34:00 - Collaboration and belief create industry change 00:36:43 - Key takeaway: transparency builds trust 00:38:27 - Leadership drives successful rollout 00:38:54 - Culture change must be intentional 📣 Get In the Spotlight Are you a founder with a proven solution and paying users? Apply to pitch your startup in front of investors and decision-makers on HealthTechShowdown.com. Submit a short, under 200-word, explanation of your solution and why it belongs in front of the people who matter most. —------------------------------------------------ Resources Mentioned HealthTech Showdown (HealthTechShowdown.com): We will find the ideal investors and enterprise leaders for you to pitch to on our virtual gameshow-style event. Impact Quotient Quiz (ImpactQuotientQuiz.com): Think you’re building momentum in healthcare? Find out if your leadership is actually scalable and fundable.

    40 min
  8. Why Data Alone Won’t Save Your Startup with Karen Joswick

    MAY 28

    Why Data Alone Won’t Save Your Startup with Karen Joswick

    Most HealthTech founders collect loads of patient data…But let’s be honest: dashboards don’t change care plans—decisions do. I sat down with Karen Josswick to uncover how HealthTech companies can stop spinning in data loops and start building real post-acute care value. We talked workflow integration, remote care planning, and how to activate the right team talents inside your org and your buyers' orgs. If you're serious about delivering outcomes that healthcare systems value, this episode is your blueprint. 🔑 What You'll Learn:▶️Why remote care is the biggest untapped opportunity in post-acute care ▶️What founders misunderstand about data strategy and workflow ▶️How to spot and activate change champions inside provider orgs ▶️A breakdown of visionary vs. strategist vs. operator roles—and how it affects your implementation success ▶️Why founders must shift from “dashboard thinking” to “workflow mapping” Episode Timeline: [00:00:00] - Why data activation matters more than collection [00:01:04] -  Karen Joswick and PointClickCare Summit background [00:03:44] - Technology’s role in enabling care workflow improvements [00:05:51] - Building networks with high-quality provider partners [00:09:10] - Turning integration into a repeatable care standard [00:12:17] - Innovators vs. strategists vs. implementers: know your team [00:16:04] - Diversity of experience builds better solutions [00:20:11] - Audience call-to-action: identify your blind spots [00:22:12] - Six learning points founders must internalize 📣 Get In the Spotlight Are you a founder with a proven solution and paying users? Apply to pitch your startup in front of investors and decision-makers on HealthTechShowdown.com. Submit a short, under 200-word, explanation of your solution and why it belongs in front of the people who matter most. Resources MentionedHealthTech Showdown (HealthTechShowdown.com): We will find the ideal investors and enterprise leaders for you to pitch to on our virtual gameshow-style event.Impact Quotient Quiz (ImpactQuotientQuiz.com): Think you’re building momentum in healthcare? Find out if your leadership is actually scalable and fundable.

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The healthcare industry is in a state of flux, with new technologies, regulations, and challenges emerging all the time. Healthcare entrepreneurs and startup founders face an uphill battle, competing with established players in the industry while striving to make a positive impact. The Provider's Edge is a podcast that recognizes these challenges and aims to provide a roadmap for success. Sabrina Runbeck, the host of Provider's Edge podcast, has first-hand experience with the challenges facing healthcare entrepreneurs. As a Cardiothoracic Surgery Physician Associate with more than 12 years of experience in public health and neuroscience, she has seen the toll that burnout and other obstacles can take on healthcare professionals. After overcoming burnout herself, Sabrina took a career pivot, leveraging public speaking to share her true mission. Sabrina believes that changemakers in healthcare do not burn out because they want to do less. They want to do more of what they love and be seen and appreciated. She is passionate about helping healthcare entrepreneurs and startup founders break free from the traditional healthcare model and creates a business that not only generates income but also has a positive social impact. In each episode of Provider's Edge, Sabrina and her guests provide valuable insights and actionable tips to help healthcare entrepreneurs and startup founders overcome the common obstacles that they face. They provide guidance on improving operational efficiency, reducing provider fatigue, increasing access to meet patient expectations, and introducing the next generation of healthcare innovators who are truly making a difference. Sabrina and her guests are experts in their field and have a wealth of knowledge to share. They provide real-world examples and practical advice that you can implement right away to transform your business. The Provider's Edge podcast is the perfect podcast for healthcare entrepreneurs and startup founders who want to make a difference in the world. As a healthcare business owner, you can have it all - an efficient team, clients who feel well cared for, and reclaim an extra day per week. Sabrina and her guests will guide you through the process of rewriting the rules for your business so you can have more time off, a great team, and more income. They will help you break down the barriers that are holding you back and show you how to take control of your business, your life, and your future. In addition to the podcast, Sabrina runs a monthly event called "Healthcare Disruptors Think Tank," which is a collaborative networking event that brings together healthcare entrepreneurs and startup founders to share ideas and insights. Sabrina believes that collaboration is key to success in the healthcare industry, and she is passionate about building relationships and sharing knowledge. Podcast speaking has become one of the most effective ways for healthcare entrepreneurs to scale their businesses in today's world. The Provider's Edge podcast provides a platform for entrepreneurs to share their expertise, build credibility, and connect with a wider audience. Sabrina understands the importance of leveraging podcast speaking to scale your business, and she encourages healthcare entrepreneurs and startup founders to embrace this platform. The Provider's Edge is the perfect podcast for healthcare entrepreneurs and startup founders who want to make a difference in the world. Join Sabrina and her guests to discuss the smartest strategies for scaling your business and creating a positive social impact in the healthcare industry. Start listening today and take your healthcare business to the next level! For more information about the podcast or Sabrina Runbeck visit SabrinaRunbeck.com

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