Healthcare Beans
Shining a light on American health systems (and other cool stuff). This podcast dives into the mechanics of how policy, financing, and technology shape the patient experience.
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Scaling neurorehabilitation: technology, economics and implementation with Zach Henderson, Sue Olsen & Bridgette Wiefling, MD (opens the original)
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Neurorehabilitation has a capacity problem. The number of patients who could benefit from intensive therapy exceeds the workforce and facility capacity available to deliver it. In this Healthcare Beans Systems Dive , James Haven brings together Zach Henderson, CEO of MindMaze ; Sue Olsen, Director of Rehabilitation and Clinical Operations at Vibra Healthcare ; and guest co-host Bridgette Wiefling, MD, Principal and Chief Medical and Transformation Officer at COPE Health Solutions , to examine wh
Mobile mammography as healthcare infrastructure with Ryan Polselli, MD (opens the original)
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In this episode of Healthcare Beans , James speaks with Ryan Polselli, MD , founder and CEO of MammoLink , about why breast cancer screening remains underused despite decades of awareness, established clinical guidance, and broad insurance coverage. Ryan argues that the core problem is not simply awareness. Screening often conflicts with work, family responsibilities, appointment availability, financial uncertainty, and the natural tendency to postpone preventive care when no symptoms are presen
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