Outcomes Rocket

Using AI to create a groundbreaking wearable device to monitor the most dangerous kinds of seizures for people with epilepsy https://outcomesrocket.health/empatica/2019/09/

Integrating AI in healthcare with special focus on genetics https://outcomesrocket.health/fdna/2019/09/

 In this episode, we have an amazing conversation with Dr.Lon Jones, author of No More Allergies, Asthma, or Sinus Infections and creator (along with his colleague and wife Jerry Bozeman) of Xlear, a nasal spray made up of xylitol and saline that assists and stimulates the immune system's efforts to clean the nose. Dr. Jones shares how his granddaughter's ear condition and his wife's work observation as a special education teacher paved the creation of the nasal spray. He talks about the challenges he has faced in marketing the nasal spray as a drug and how he ended up with the name commonsense medicine. He shares a wealth of medical information regarding nose washing and ear infection, as well as insights that can help us remain healthy and protected against the virus. Please tune in and enjoy!

In this podcast, we are privileged to host Dr. Sean Cheng, an investment principal at Philips Ventures. Sean discusses how his company helps startups succeed by bringing in the resources, channels, and infrastructure of Philips corporate. He also talks about Philips Health Technology Ventures, the transition of Philips from being a lighting company to now being a healthcare company, and the advantages of working with Philips. He shares insights that can improve business model innovation, some challenges Philips faces as a huge company, and his excitement on corporate venturing and the future of health care. This is a fascinating conversation so please tune in!

In this episode, we are happy to host Jared S. Taylor, the co-founder and CEO of BlocHealth.  BlocHealth is a digital platform designed to automate the collection, storage and sharing of professional data. This credential sharing network aims to solve healthcare's credentialing problem by accepting healthcare professionals information and leveraging blockchain technologies and smart applications to share quickly and efficiently to multiple stakeholder.  Jared discusses how his company is streamlining the process of onboarding health care professionals and organizations so that they’re able to focus on higher-value treatments. Currently, the process used for credentialing requires multiple duplicated efforts which is not efficient.  Jared talks how BlocHealth focused in on the initial credentialing transaction and identify endpoints where the data can be used. He stresses the value of credentialing in a timely manner and covers several advantages of working with BlocHealth, like reducing the processing time which usually takes 8 months. Jared also shares his excitement on the progress they have made in the credentialing front., setbacks and challenges they have faced as a company, and more! If you’ve ever been frustrated because of the slow credentialing process, this podcast is for you.  Tune in and enjoy my interview with Jared S. Taylor! https://outcomesrocket.health/blochealth/2020/10/

Dedicated to bringing genomics to everyday care  https://outcomesrocket.health/lisaalderson/2019/09/ 

Every day is a new opportunity to make a difference  https://outcomesrocket.health/skinvision/2019/09/

 In today's episode, we have the opportunity to connect with Jinsy Jacob, the Medical Director of Innovation, Quality, and Research at the Nevada Health Centers. Jinsy discusses what they are doing to increase access and improve care to the underserved communities. She also shares her thoughts on leveraging technology to improve health care delivery, and a few challenges health centers have encountered due to the COVID pandemic. It's a great conversation so please tune in to learn more! https://outcomesrocket.health/jinsyjacob/2020/10/

In this podcast, I am privileged to once again host Miss Deborah Gordon. Deb was a guest two years ago and back then, she has the idea of writing a book on healthcare consumers entitled The Health Care Consumers Manifesto. That book is now complete and is now available on the market. Today, we hear Deb discuss her thoughts on the human side of health care costs, and three ways we can get the most value for our money. She shares insightful anecdotes, thoughts on health care consumer rights, asking questions and advocating for ourselves, and many more! This interview is packed with nuggets on our rights as consumers of health care, so don't miss it! Check out the full show notes, transcripts, and more at outcomesrocket.health

In this podcast, Julie Kosteas Baker, Vice President of Access Mobile International, discusses what her company is doing to drive patient engagement through optimized mobile communication. Julie highlights Access Mobile's focus and why the company is driving change through the mobile communication platform. She shares insights on SMS communication and how race, ethnicity, and health literacy all play roles in an effective message. This is a great conversation so please tune in! https://outcomesrocket.health/accessmobileinternational/2020/09/