HeyJaredMark Czubachowski
A healthcare podcast covering actionable insights, real-world stories, and a fresh perspective on the healthcare challenges and opportunities shaping our world.
- Indexed videos, last 90 days
- 3
- Latest publication
- Sep 8, 2026
- Audience
- ~19 subscribers
- Earliest in this view
- Jul 7, 2026
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Episode 17: The Operations Gap (opens the original)
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In Episode 17 of Align Health Insights, Mark Czubachowski sits down with Jonathan Bandel (22Health Ventures, MCZ Align Advisory Board) and Riaz Ali (Rock Health Advisory) for a conversation on what it takes to run something inside a healthcare organization, versus judging whether someone else can. They cover: • Why hospitals are so slow to innovate • The team composition gap investors see constantly in early stage health tech • What it actually looks like to test a founder's willingness to hand
2026 Mid-Year Highlight: The insights that stopped us mid conversation (opens the original)
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We went back through the first six months of Align Health Insights and pulled the moments that stuck. From the data gap that's existed in healthcare for decades, to who the real buyer actually is when a deal hits the wall — seven clips that cover ground the industry doesn't always discuss this honestly. New episodes return in September.
Episode 16: Deployed but Not Defensible (opens the original)
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Deployed but Not Defensible: Organic Adoption, Governance Gaps, and Who the Real Buyer Actually Is In this episode of Align Health Insights, Mark Czubachowski sits down with Prachi Biwalkar, Adrienne Chase, and Joey Campanelli to unpack one of the biggest questions in healthcare AI today: what actually drives adoption at scale? The conversation explores why purpose-built AI is winning in clinical settings, why governance and compliance are now core to product design, and how health systems evalu
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