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Making Healthcare Work for You (MHWFY) is a mission-driven online talk show that’s shifting the healthcare conversation to love, hope, inspiration, and real solutions. Stephanie Feals & Dr. Apurv Gupta host conversations with an elite group of leaders who are solving healthcare’s most complex challenges. MHWFY shines a light on leaders’ personal dedication, unique perspectives, and empowering solutions through unscripted, authentic conversations. The show helps educate people and connect the dots to drive healthcare transformation. Guests & audience members are the people shaping the future of healthcare - from those working on the front line, to those creating the technology, to those driving policy change in government.
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Monday Feb 15, 2021
Monday Feb 15, 2021
Mike Critelli, co-founder of the MakeUsWell Network & his team are researching causes driving covid-19 hospitalizations & deaths. Much of what they found is in the living environment for those at long-term care facilities and low-income households.
Mike talks to us about his findings and his suggestions, which range from less crowded conditions to removing barriers to care.
Wednesday Jan 27, 2021
Wednesday Jan 27, 2021
Speaking Of, Founder's Mission interview w/ Mike Critelli, Co-Founder of MakeUsWell Network. Mike talks about covid-19, need for better communication, better data, the need to proactively diagnose/treat chronic conditions, and support & provide mental health treatment. He has worked as CEO of Pitney Bowes & he lead the US’ response to Anthrax in the early 2000s. Now Mike and his team of experts & thought leaders are working to change US public health & wellbeing.
Monday Jan 18, 2021
Monday Jan 18, 2021
Speaking Of, Founder’s Mission with Jaclyn Wainwright, CEO of AiRCare Health.
Jaclyn is on a mission to remove barriers to mental health care, connect people to services & experts, & destigmatize care. AiRCare Health offers “Next-generation behavioral health and wellbeing,” and strives to “predict and prevent” instead of “chase and treat.”