Taking Back Healthcare

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Our podcast explores the intersection of healthcare, technology, and innovation, featuring conversations with industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and experts driving change. We dive into topics like AI in medicine, healthcare accessibility, regulatory challenges, and the evolving role of providers. Whether you're a healthcare professional, tech enthusiast, or industry disruptor, this podcast delivers fresh perspectives on the future of health.

  1. Greg Todd: Founder of Smart Success Healthcare

    6D AGO

    Greg Todd: Founder of Smart Success Healthcare

    Greg Todd, PT-turned-entrepreneur and founder of Smart Success Healthcare, joins us to talk about the ceiling every provider eventually hits — and how to break through it. Greg shares why "skill stacking" business, communication, and visionary thinking on top of your clinical expertise is the key to building a career that isn't capped by your time or your body.

    56 min
  2. Jamison Wyatt & Kelly Cole: CEO and COO of LoneStar Heart and Vascular

    APR 8

    Jamison Wyatt & Kelly Cole: CEO and COO of LoneStar Heart and Vascular

    Jamison Wyatt and Kelly Cole, CEO and COO of LoneStar Heart and Vascular, join us to share what it really takes to build and run a thriving cardiovascular practice. Jamison opens up about the unique tension of being both a provider and an owner — and how he's learned to balance clinical excellence with the demands of business leadership. Kelly brings the operational lens, breaking down how great practice management isn't just about efficiency, but about creating systems that genuinely serve both patients and the providers caring for them.

    28 min
  3. Brad Powell: CEO of Foundation Physical Therapy

    MAR 25

    Brad Powell: CEO of Foundation Physical Therapy

    Brad Powell, founder of Foundation Physical Therapy in Utah, shares what it takes to start and grow a clinic while keeping the patient experience at the center. The conversation covers how setting meaningful goals and expanding access can help clinics serve a larger portion of the population.

    52 min
  4. Amy Seehafer: COO of Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Specialists (OSMS)

    MAR 19

    Amy Seehafer: COO of Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Specialists (OSMS)

    Amy Seehafer, COO of Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Specialists, brings a unique blend of operational leadership and people-first strategy shaped by decades in HR and executive roles across multiple industries. In this episode, she shares how aligning people, processes, and technology is critical to scaling healthcare organizations while improving patient access and experience. Amy also dives into the challenges and opportunities of leading through rapid growth, and how independent practices can deliver high-quality, cost-effective care in today’s evolving healthcare landscape.

    58 min
  5. Richard Rose: VP of Operations at PRO-PT

    MAR 11

    Richard Rose: VP of Operations at PRO-PT

    In this episode, Richard Rose III, Vice President of Operations at PRO~PT Physical Therapy, shares his journey from practicing clinician to operational leader in the physical therapy space. He discusses the challenges of growing and leading a provider-owned practice, developing the next generation of clinicians, and how strong leadership and clinical excellence go hand-in-hand in delivering better patient care.

    45 min
  6. Jill Steeley: CEO and FQHC Executive Coach

    MAR 4

    Jill Steeley: CEO and FQHC Executive Coach

    In this episode, Jill Steeley draws on her extensive experience coaching leaders in Federally Qualified Health Centers to explore the unique challenges and opportunities of leading in community health settings. She shares practical strategies for building resilient teams, fostering authentic leadership, and navigating change while staying mission-driven. Jill’s insights offer valuable guidance for healthcare leaders striving to balance operational demands with compassionate, people-centered care.

    56 min
  7. Amy Gurske: CEO of sayhii

    FEB 25

    Amy Gurske: CEO of sayhii

    In this episode, Amy Gurske, CEO and founder of sayhii, shares how her 20+ year career in corporate leadership—including roles at Amazon—shaped her perspective on burnout, engagement, and leadership. She discusses the inspiration behind building sayhii and why giving employees a real-time voice is essential to creating healthier, more connected workplaces.

    50 min
  8. Arthur Ting: CEO of Arthur J Ting Orthopaedic Surgery and Sports Medicine

    FEB 18

    Arthur Ting: CEO of Arthur J Ting Orthopaedic Surgery and Sports Medicine

    In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Arthur J. Ting to discuss his journey through medicine and leadership, and the perspectives that have shaped his approach to care. Having worked closely together, we reflect on how much we’ve learned from Dr. Ting—particularly in helping us better understand and cater to the unique needs of orthopedics—while exploring what it takes to drive meaningful impact in today’s healthcare landscape.

    40 min
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Our podcast explores the intersection of healthcare, technology, and innovation, featuring conversations with industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and experts driving change. We dive into topics like AI in medicine, healthcare accessibility, regulatory challenges, and the evolving role of providers. Whether you're a healthcare professional, tech enthusiast, or industry disruptor, this podcast delivers fresh perspectives on the future of health.

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