The Becker's Healthcare Podcast is devoted to the people who power U.S. healthcare. Four new 15-minute episodes are released daily containing industry news, analysis and thought leadership from powerful healthcare decision-makers.
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Rethinking Prior Authorization Through Technology and Alignment with Chris Gay of Evry Health (00:21:33)
In this episode, Chris Gay, CEO and Co-Founder of Evry Health, joins Jakob Emerson to discuss how technology, scale, and business model alignment can dramatically reduce prior authorization friction. He shares why Evry Health’s approach delivers faster decisions, lower denial rates, and a better patient and provider experience, and what the industry needs to change next.
Xiaofei Zhou, MD - Associate Program Director, Neurosurgery, Section Chief of Neurosurgery, Southwest General Hospital (00:16:41)
In this episode, Xiaofei Zhou, MD - Associate Program Director, Neurosurgery, Section Chief of Neurosurgery, Southwest General Hospital, Director of Endoscopic Spine Surgery, discusses how surgical innovation should be guided by patient outcomes and real data, not just flashy trends. They also explore the early role of AI in spine surgery, plus the financial forces shaping care including insurance, spine coding, bundled models and the need for broader systems and medical training education.
Shelly Schorer, FHFMA, MBA, California CFO at CommonSpirit Health (00:15:37)
In this episode, Shelly Schorer, FHFMA, MBA, California CFO at CommonSpirit Health, joins the podcast to discuss the close connection between high-quality care and strong financial performance. She shares how health systems are navigating economic pressures, shifting more care to the ambulatory setting, modernizing the revenue cycle, and adopting new technologies—while continuing to expand patient access and support sustainable growth.
Nathaniel Beers, CEO of Blythedale Children’s Hospital (00:12:36)
In this episode, Nathaniel Beers, CEO of Blythedale Children’s Hospital, joins the podcast to discuss caring for children with complex disabilities and the importance of meeting patients where they are. He shares how partnerships with school systems help improve quality of life, why bringing patients home is a critical goal, and how healthcare teams can support children in doing what matters most—being kids.
Holly McCormack, Chief Executive Officer of Cottage Hospital (00:09:48)
In this episode, Holly McCormack, Chief Executive Officer of Cottage Hospital, discusses how a bold investment in the workforce helped stabilize staffing, reduce reliance on contract labor, and strengthen care delivery. She also shares her priorities for financial stewardship, rural access to care, and service line focus as the organization looks ahead to 2026.
Raymond Hino, CEO of Southern Coos Hospital & Health Center (00:22:57)
In this episode, Raymond Hino, CEO of Southern Coos Hospital & Health Center, shares strategies for expanding access to care, improving clinical services, and building a clinically integrated network of rural hospitals in Oregon. He also discusses initiatives like opening a new retail pharmacy, enhancing surgical capabilities, and supporting senior mental health programs.
Clay Ashdown, CFO at Intermountain Health (00:18:07)
In this episode, Clay Ashdown, CFO at Intermountain Health, joins the podcast to discuss navigating financial leadership during times of uncertainty. He shares how AI and emerging technologies are helping streamline processes—particularly within the revenue cycle—and reflects on how the CFO role has evolved to prioritize adaptability, innovation, and strategic resilience.
Dan Hackner, MD, Chief Clinical and Academic Officer, Southcoast Health (00:22:23)
In this episode, Dan Hackner, MD, Chief Clinical and Academic Officer, Southcoast Health, joins the podcast to discuss the role of concurrent data in improving clinical decision-making. He addresses gaps in educating and supporting caregivers, how health systems can anticipate the future affordability of care, and why deeply understanding community needs is essential to driving meaningful innovation in healthcare.
Advancing Shoulder and Elbow Care in 2026 with Dr. Aaron Chamberlain of Intermountain Health: Part 2 (00:11:58)
In this episode, Dr. Aaron Chamberlain, orthopedic surgeon and Senior Medical Director for the Musculoskeletal Clinical Program at Intermountain Health, discusses the evolution of shoulder surgery and how the Intact subscapularis sparing technique is reshaping anatomic shoulder arthroplasty and patient recovery.This episode is sponsored by DePuy Synthes.
Robert Chestnut, SVP and CFO at LMH Health (00:13:33)
In this episode, Robert Chestnut, SVP and CFO at LMH Health, joins the podcast to discuss how health systems are preparing for market shifts heading into 2026. He shares perspectives on embracing change, addressing workforce skill shortages through internal training programs, and diversifying talent to build a more resilient and adaptable organization.
Dr. James McCarthy, Executive Vice President and Chief Physician Executive at Memorial Hermann Health System (00:13:41)
In this episode, Dr. James McCarthy, Executive Vice President and Chief Physician Executive at Memorial Hermann Health System, discusses initiatives to expand patient access, integrate physician practices, and improve value-based care. He also shares strategies for managing growth, enhancing employee health programs, and upgrading the system's aeromedical fleet to support high-acuity care.
Laren Tan, MD, MBA, Chair of the Department of Medicine at Loma Linda University School of Medicine and COO of the Loma Linda University Faculty Medical Group (00:20:37)
In this episode, Laren Tan, MD, MBA, Chair of the Department of Medicine at Loma Linda University School of Medicine and COO of the Loma Linda University Faculty Medical Group, joins the podcast to discuss aligning the culture of medicine with evolving care models. He explores the importance of integrating AI literacy into medical education and how these shifts are transforming the healthcare workforce for the future.
Advancing Shoulder and Elbow Care in 2026 with Dr. Aaron Chamberlain of Intermountain Health: Part 1 (00:11:43)
In this episode, Dr. Aaron Chamberlain, orthopedic surgeon and Senior Medical Director for the Musculoskeletal Clinical Program at Intermountain Health, discusses the evolution of shoulder and elbow surgery, the rapid shift to ASC settings, and how innovation and patient expectations are reshaping orthopedic care.This episode is sponsored by DePuy Synthes.
Matt Chance, Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Scottish Rite for Children (00:18:33)
In this episode, Matt Chance, Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Scottish Rite for Children, discusses expanding access to highly specialized pediatric orthopedic care while maintaining a relentless focus on excellence. He shares insights on growth strategies, workforce recruitment, culture, and positioning the organization to meet rising demand across North Texas and beyond.
Healthcare Workforce Shortages and the Financial Strain Threatening Care Delivery with Dr. Harry Severance (00:15:06)
In this episode, Dr. Harry Severance, a healthcare strategist, shares sobering data on accelerating clinician and nursing shortages, rising burnout, and declining interest in healthcare careers, while also examining how unpaid care, insurance gaps, and financial pressures are pushing hospitals and service lines toward closure.
Dr. Georgiy Brusovanik, Founder of Spine Doctor Miami (00:07:28)
In this episode, Dr. Georgiy Brusovanik, Founder of Spine Doctor Miami, discusses key trends shaping spine care, including endoscopic techniques, disc replacement, and minimally invasive solutions for complex revision surgeries. He also shares insights on clinical innovation, diagnostic precision, and the importance of evidence based decision making amid growing interest in AI and emerging therapies.
Expanding Trauma Informed Mental Healthcare for Mothers, Infants, and Families with Dr. Obianuju Berry (00:16:11)
In this episode, Dr. Obianuju Berry, Medical Director of Domestic Violence Programs at NYC Health + Hospitals Office of Behavioral Health, discusses the urgent need for integrated, trauma-informed mental healthcare for pregnant and postpartum individuals, children, and families. She shares how prevention focused models, early intervention, and care delivered in non traditional community settings can reduce disparities, strengthen families, and improve long term outcomes across New York City.
Dr. Mark G. Moseley, President of USF Tampa General Physicians and Executive Vice President of Tampa General Hospital (00:16:22)
In this episode, Dr. Mark G. Moseley, President of USF Tampa General Physicians and Executive Vice President of Tampa General Hospital, discusses how the health system is using technology, including agentic AI, to improve patient access and care coordination.
John D. Couris, President and CEO of Tampa General Hospital (00:21:16)
In this episode, John D. Couris, President and CEO of Tampa General Hospital, discusses initiatives to improve care coordination, integrate the academic health system with USF, and strengthen operating margins. He also shares insights on innovative care delivery models, including hospital at home programs and future expansion into health system at home services.
Jason Newmyer, CEO of AdventHealth Riverview (00:12:38)
This episode features Jason Newmyer, CEO of AdventHealth Riverview, discussing the rapid growth of the hospital just a year after opening, including a $50 million expansion to add 68 beds. He shares insights on meeting community health needs, recruiting and engaging staff, and using data and technology to anticipate future demand.
Muhammad Siddiqui, Chief Information Officer at Reid Health (00:11:11)
In this episode, Muhammad Siddiqui, Chief Information Officer at Reid Health, discusses how ambient AI is giving clinicians hours back each day, improving patient experience, and shaping the health system’s priorities around interoperability, virtual care, and responsible AI adoption heading into 2026.
Kuldip R. Patel, PharmD, FASHP, Senior Associate Chief Pharmacy Officer at Duke University Health System (00:17:30)
In this episode, Kuldip R. Patel, PharmD, FASHP, Senior Associate Chief Pharmacy Officer at Duke University Health System, discusses how pharmacy services are expanding across the continuum to reach more patients and improve outcomes. He shares insights on supply chain resilience, ambulatory and inpatient pharmacy growth, and the technologies shaping the future of pharmacy practice.
Joseph Lee, MD, President and CEO of the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation (00:11:53)
In this episode, Joseph Lee, MD, President and CEO of the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, discusses the growing crisis among young people, exploring the links between trauma, isolation, mental health, and substance use, and why integrated, community centered treatment is critical for lasting recovery.
Darin Roark, President and COO of Wentworth-Douglass Hospital (00:12:53)
In this episode, Darin Roark, President and COO of Wentworth-Douglass Hospital, shares how his team doubled down on quality to achieve major improvements in patient outcomes, length of stay, and safety. He also discusses leadership lessons, sustaining momentum, and key priorities for growth and care delivery in 2026.
Naman Mahajan, President of Baylor Scott and White Grapevine (00:21:44)
In this episode, Naman Mahajan, President of Baylor Scott and White Grapevine, shares how focused efforts on employee engagement, throughput, and physician partnership have driven meaningful operational and patient experience improvements. He also discusses building a strong community value proposition and expanding care across the full continuum to meet evolving patient needs.
