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RADIO FOR THE HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY Healthcare NOW Radio and Podcast Network offers discussions on the latest developments and trends impacting the industry including: health tech, health IT, healthcare innovation, healthcare policy, healthcare data security, telehealth, interoperability, biotech, med tech, value-based care, pharma, healthcare compliance, and much more. Shows are hosted by industry thought leaders. Guests are a "who's who" across the healthcare spectrum. The listening audience is predominantly physician and hospital-based, and the healthcare industry at large.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
A practical healthcare network that follows technology and policy claims into workflows, incentives, data risks, and clinical responsibility.
Healthcare NOW Radio Podcast Network treats healthcare as a working system, moving among policy, clinical practice, technology, security, patient access, and the business machinery behind them.
An AI vendor promises savings; you get to ask where the patient data goes.
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A clear look at healthcare billing incentives and the habits that keep costs stuck.
The episode keeps its focus on the mechanics of healthcare billing, especially surprise billing and the repeat players behind it. Adam Russo is strongest when he moves past broad criticism and points to the patterns that keep the same problems in place.
AI only matters here when speed still has to answer to judgment.
Adam Terenas and Chris Marin treat AI in healthcare marketing as a discipline problem, not a futuristic one. The episode stays close to the work: scoring, prompt-guided review, message banks, persona checks, and reading-level checks all narrow the distance between a signal and a…
A measured HIMSS conversation about AI, value, and clinical judgment.
At HIMSS 26, Dr. Jay Anders and Santina Allen ask a practical question: what should AI actually do once the conference noise dies down and the work begins?
A practical look at where AI may surface revenue cycle trends without removing the human in the loop.
This episode keeps its attention on revenue cycle work, and that focus gives the discussion some practical weight. Stuart Newsome presses two senior coding managers on a simple question: can E&M coding improve RCM outcomes without getting buried in jargon?
A live prior auth demo that makes visibility the main payoff.
The episode treats prior authorization verification as a working problem, not a theory lesson: what gets checked, who does the checking, and how much confidence a practice has before it moves ahead.
A grounded clinic conversation about service, safety, and the labor behind patient access.
The piece lands best when it treats clinic life as work, not theory. A front desk conversation about reviews, customer service, and patient access makes the larger point without dressing it up.
Dinner turns into hospitality when the room is built around the people arriving.
The piece makes a clean before-and-after case for what care looks like when a senior meal program is built around the people in the room. Metal trays and rectangular tables give way to round tables, linen, china, silverware, Vietnamese karaoke, and line dancing after dinner,…
A grounded look at how hospital trust is built through the ordinary work of IT.
The piece treats Cuero Regional Hospital's move toward reliability as daily operational work, not a slogan. Lynn Falcone and Ismelda Garza come across as people focused on the grind: the EHR transition, aging computers, problem scanners in the ER, and the small failures that…
Peter Attia evaluates longevity science, from CETP inhibitors to protein debates, through evidence.
Morning medical evidence, compressed for practice.
Medical research, translated through patient experience.
Tom Leary, Senior Vice President of Government Relations at HIMSS, says HIMSS 26 in Las Vegas will draw CMS, VA, DOD, the Office of Civil Rights, and representatives from more than 25 states.
Host Dr.
Justin Barnes introduces a special live broadcast from the ViVE 2026 healthcare conference, highlighting the event's growth and his goal to share industry insights and strategies.
The host introduces Justin Barnes, CEO of Growth Performance, who discusses his background and company's role in healthcare and health IT, focusing on AI's impact on care delivery.
This episode features a live interview from HIMSS26 in Las Vegas with Lauren Barca discussing her background in population health, her experience at the conference, and the origin of her company's name, 86 Borders.
Host Travis Bias interviews Dr.
Recorded live at HIMSS 2026, hosts Greg Masters and Gil Bash interview digital health expert Ritesh Patel about the AI inflection point in healthcare.
Brain cancer survivor and patient advocate Matthew Zachary discusses his journey from concert pianist to healthcare reform activist, sharing stories from his upcoming book 'We the Patients' and calling for a patient rights movement to transform the American healthcare system.
Host Stuart Newsome interviews Navinith Nair, Chief Product Officer at Infinex Healthcare, live from their growth summit to announce and detail a new AI agent designed to tackle medical necessity reviews in the healthcare revenue cycle.
Host Shahid Shah interviews Dr.
The hosts interview three leaders from Southlake Pediatrics about how they transformed their front desk operations by applying retail customer service principles to healthcare.
This episode of the AMCP podcast features Jeffrey Dunn, a managed care pharmacy executive, discussing the treatment landscape for HER2-positive biliary tract cancer.
Host Justin Barnes interviews healthcare leaders Chris Paravate and Michael Silverstein live from the VIVE 2026 conference.
Host Jim Tate records live at the HIMSS 2026 conference in Las Vegas, interviewing two healthcare IT experts.
Host Matt Fisher interviews Alli Oakes, Chief Research Officer at Trilliant Health, who uses extensive healthcare data to analyze major systemic trends.
Host Jim Tate interviews two guests live from HIMSS 2026: first, Charlie Harp discusses the critical link between data quality and successful AI implementation in healthcare, introducing his PICCI framework for scoring data.
Host Jared Johnson interviews Rachel Springate, co-founding partner of Muse Capital, about venture capital's role in consumer-centered healthcare, with a deep focus on the evolution of women's health investing.
Host Adam Russo interviews Scott Bennett of The FIA Group about their new audit analyzing the No Surprises Act.
Megan Antonelli and Janae Sharp compare five good things from VIVE, the days between VIVE and HIMSS, and what they are watching in Las Vegas next week.
Ryan Kelly, Senior Director of Content and Growth at Trek Health, tells host Beth Friedman that the Transparency in Coverage (TIC) rate data mandated in 2022 only became useful once aggregation engines like Trek's normalized thousands of payers' negotiated rates.
Stuart Newsome opens by asking whether autonomous E&M coding can actually improve revenue cycle outcomes.
Host Tom Testa interviews Michael Bailey, President and CEO of AVEO Oncology, about his three-decade career journey from big pharma to biotech leadership.
Hosts John Lin and Colin Hung preview the HIMSS26 conference by asking each other the questions they plan to pose to interviewees.
Stuart Newsom hosts Revenue Cycle Optimized from Infinix Healthcare with Natalia Arzino-Gonzalez, the company’s chief data scientist, to examine what AI actually delivers without the hype.
The Dish on Health IT brings Amy Gleason into a grounded conversation about modernizing health IT.
Stuart Newsome opens with a live demo of prior authorization verification using the follow-up AI agent.
This special broadcast comes live from HIMSS 26 in sunny Las Vegas.
Lynn Falcone and Ismelda Garza return to discuss Cuero Regional Hospital’s move toward high reliability.
Adam Tarinas revisits a past favorite from The Health Tech Marketing Show.
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South Park Senior Citizens is presented as a place that rethinks what dinner means.
Dr.
Frank Ketida opens Health Stealth Radio by framing Canary Speech as a voice-biomarker company using AI for healthcare, cybersecurity-adjacent listening, and real-time clinical decision support.
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Matthew Zachary describes being a Binghamton music student in December 1995 when loss of motor coordination in his left hand led to a brain cancer diagnosis.
Adam Russo interviews Caleb Parker, Chief Commercial Officer at Angle Health, about why employer health insurance is so expensive and how technology fits into cost containment.
Healthcare IT Today’s Jon Linn and Colin Hung take a deeper dive into healthcare AI, starting with hallucinations and whether they can ever be removed from current LLMs.
Adam Tarinas uses the fifth episode in his AI-for-pipeline series to argue that governance in healthcare marketing is a growth lever, not just a compliance task.
Adam Terenas frames AI acceleration as useful only when it stays tied to judgment.
Carol Flagg speaks with Nikki Battle, President of Supreme Communications, about AI’s impact on healthcare communications, with specific focus on AI search, discoverability, and trust.
At ViVE26 in Los Angeles, Dr.
PopHealth Week features Greg Anthony Masters, Fred Goldstein, and Dr.
Healthcare NOW Radio’s News You Can Use special edition with Adolph Lombardi, MD, FACS focuses on total hip technology, cementless fixation, and the complications surgeons still work to reduce.
Megan Antonelli talks with Nayan Patel, SVP of Transformation and Digital Health at Natera, ahead of ViVE and HIMSS about what CIOs and CISOs are focused on right now.
Jim Bowie, Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer at Tampa General Hospital's parent organization, says AI requests now come from everywhere, from office workflows to patient scheduling.
Daniel Marino and Dr.
Jared Johnson opens with Garmin's AI meal tracking at CES in Las Vegas, including Connect Plus at $6.99 a month and features like image recognition, food databases, and wrist-based logging.
Host Daniel Marino interviews Terry Welter, a partner at ECG Management Consultants, following the announcement of Lumina Health Partners joining ECG.
Healthcare Rap opens with a consumer-health segment on Nourish adding free cardiometabolic lab testing, including cholesterol, A1c, and TSH, through Quest, LabCorp, and BioReference.
Justin Barnes speaks with Dr.
Tom Testa welcomes Nitin Natarajan to Talking the Walk.
Interview with GE Healthcare's CMO about breaking down data silos in healthcare at HIMSS conference.
Daniel Marino discusses the CMS Transforming Episode Accountable Model (TEAM) and key drivers of success for participating hospitals and health systems.
Hosts interview Dr.
Host Matt Fisher interviews Paul Havey, Chief Customer Officer at Revacor, about their revenue cycle management services for hospitals.
A podcast discussing the darker side of cybersecurity in healthcare, including AI, remote device hacking, and data hostage negotiations.
Jim Tate interviews Dr.
Host Tom Testa interviews Robert Tennant, executive director of WEDI, about his background and the organization's role in shaping health IT policy.
This episode features interviews from HIMSS 26 with health IT and health tech solution providers discussing solving healthcare's legacy data challenges with emerging tech.
An interview explaining the three WHO classification systems (ICD-11, ICF, ICHI) and how they work together to improve health data and patient care.
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