In this episode of The Healthcare Grind, we sit down with Julia Cohen Sebastien, the CEO of Grayce, a company dedicated to helping employees stay focused on their work while managing the complexities of family care. Grayce offers high-touch support and personalized care plans for those dealing with chronic illnesses, disabilities, cancer, or other serious diagnoses. Whether it's dementia, aging, or any other family health challenge, Grayce provides peace of mind with their comprehensive approach. Tune in to learn how Grayce's holistic care solutions are transforming the way families navigate healthcare and support their loved ones.

In this episode of The Healthcare Grind, we sit down with Brad Diephuis, the President and COO of Thyme Care. As a physician by training and cancer survivor, Brad brings a unique perspective to his role, leading an organization dedicated to guiding cancer patients through the complexities of the healthcare system. Thyme Care offers personalized support, high-quality resources, and rapid access to high-value care, ensuring that patients receive the best possible outcomes. Join us as we explore Brad's journey, the mission of Thyme Care, and how they are transforming the cancer care experience for patients and their families.

Welcome to another insightful episode of The Healthcare Grind! This week, we're thrilled to bring you an in-depth conversation with the leadership of Livara Health, a purpose-built musculoskeletal management solution revolutionizing healthcare. In this episode, we sit down with Rob Cohen, CEO, and Dr. Kam Raiszadeh, co-founder and CMO of Livara Health. With an impressive 17 years of experience, Livara has been at the forefront of driving superior outcomes for patients by integrating care planning, delivery, and navigation. Rob and Dr. Kam share their insights on the challenges and opportunities in musculoskeletal management, the impact of their work on the healthcare system, and their vision for the future. Join us as they delve into how Livara's unique solution is setting new standards in patient care and transforming the way healthcare is delivered.

In this episode, we interview Joan Zhang, Co-Founder and CEO of Arise. Joan not only shares her personal experience of overcoming an eating disorder, but she also shares how Arise is revolutionizing support for individuals with eating disorders through peer support, therapy, nutrition, psychiatry, medical care, and group support. Their comprehensive, inclusive approach allows members to receive effective care without disrupting their daily lives. Join us to learn how Arise is making a difference and helping people from all backgrounds on their journey to recovery.

Lon and Jess chat with Vijay Kedar, CEO of Tomorrow Health to discuss the company's vision to restore the home as a patient's primary place of care. They provide technology to coordinate home-based health care across health plans, hospital systems, and provider organizations. The current process of managing home-based care is fragmented and inefficient, leading to delays and mismatches in care delivery. Tomorrow Health aims to streamline and digitize this process, reducing the time it takes for patients to receive care and improving the quality of care.

On this episode of The Healthcare Grind, we interview Kris Engskov, CEO & Co-Founder of Rippl. The Rippl team leverages a value-based approach, disruptive technology, and a relentless focus on empowering and enabling its clinicians, Rippl is pioneering a new care model to dramatically expand access to high-quality, wrap-around mental health care for seniors, their families, and caregivers. Rippl provides 24/7 support and personalized care when and where seniors need it – on the phone, online, or in their living rooms.

In this episode of The Healthcare Grind, join us as we interview Matthew Swanson, Co-Founder and CEO of Reciprocity Health. Reciprocity works at the intersection of behavioral economics and healthcare, delivering a platform that improves patient adherence and lowers medical expenses through advanced modeling and programmatic campaigns grounded in Financial Incentives, Social Dynamics, & Gamification.

In this episode of The Healthcare Grind, we interview Frank Cheung, CEO and Co-Founder of Accorded, an actuarial intelligence company. Frank explains how the Accorded Platform simplifies and scales the contracting process, making it accessible and operational for organizations at any stage of their value-based care journey. Discover how Accorded empowers companies to forecast, contract, and validate the financial value of care, paving the way for a sustainable and efficient healthcare future. Tune in for an insightful discussion on revolutionizing value-based contracting.