Ryan Howard is currently the founding CEO at 100plus, a company specializing in Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) services. He is also the former CEO and founder of Practice Fusion, a direct competitor to DrChrono for many years. The company was acquired by Allscripts in 2018.
2020 was a huge shift for healthcare in general, but specifically for RPM due to the recent changes in how providers are reimbursed for their RPM services. Tune in to this episode to learn more, and have a great holiday season.
This Thanksgiving, we're thankful for our VP of Sales at DrChrono, Marjon Harvey. Before working her way up to a leadership role, Marjon was pursuing a doctorate in chemistry at Stanford. She talks about her recent award as a leader and woman in healthcare software (9:00), why prioritizing diversity is important in any business (17:00) and the crucial pivot towards telehealth (29:00).
We are joined on this episode by Ted Blosser, CEO and founder of WorkRamp, Inc. WorkRamp's Learning Management System (LMS) lets users create and build training modules for team trainings and real-time collaboration. We discuss Ted's time as a student-athlete in college, his work experience prior to starting Workramp and some of his key takeaways as the CEO of a B2B SaaS startup.
As always, you can email us at podcast@drchrono.com.
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Lauren Patrick is a computer scientist at heart. She also founded and runs HealthMonix, which helps practice groups leverage their data and analytics to improve quality of care scores and therefore increase reimbursements. We cover quality improvement, provider measures and leveraging feedback, among other things.
Learn more about Lauren and check out their blog here: https://blog.healthmonix.com/author/lauren-patrick
Michael Hsu is in charge of Finance and Operations at Curogram.
We're talking about how the company came to be, what their core business is like and how the industry has shifted due to Covid-19 (1:00).
We'll also compare and contrast doctor-patient communication past and present (20:00) .
Then we try a new segment called 'Doctors Corner' to approach communication from the doctor's perspective (40:00).
To wrap up, we talk about the impact of recent changes and what healthcare delivery will look like moving forward (1:03:00).
Learn more about Curogram at www.curogram.com.
Learn about Electronic Health Records from the best. On this episode we speak with Aaron Gleave, a director at KLAS Research Group. We talked about how the current EHR market came to be and some of the challenges that exist in the space. Then we touch on some of the players in the market before going over strengths and weaknesses of DrChrono's product. At the end we went over some bigger picture topics, like Telehealth and the Pandemic.
Special thanks to Dennis Yoo for producing the show and Daniel Kivatinos for executive producing. Thanks to our designer Semi Park. Oleg Koujikov hosts the show. As always, if you like what you're hearing leave us a rating or review and connect with us by email at podcast@drchrono.com.
On Episode 2 of On the Health Record, we are joined by Lyndsay Donhoff the Senior Director of People Operations at DrChrono. First up, we go over a few DrChrono milestones before talking about company culture and values. Then, we discuss startup hiring and what we look for in a potential candidate. If you have any questions or comments after you listen, send them to podcast@drchrono.com. Special thanks to Dennis Yoo who produces the podcast and Daniel Kivatinos for executive producing. Semi Park designed our new logo. As always, Oleg Koujikov hosts the show and writes a short description after. Hope you enjoy!
We are back with a new episode! Today we start our 6-part series with an interview about the DrChrono product with Axel Perez, our VP of RCM & Operations.
Special thanks to Semi Park who designed our new logo, Dennis Yoo for producing, Daniel Kivatinos for executive producing and of course myself (Oleg) for hosting and coming up with corny ways to name things. Enjoy!