Becker’s Healthcare Podcast

What if medication access wasn’t fragmented? In this episode, we introduce Interra Health, formed by the merger of DoseSpot and Arrive Health, with a mission to unify the end-to-end medication journey—from medical and pharmacy benefits through prescription fulfillment.
We explore how a new era of medication access is taking shape—driven by regulatory change, advancing interoperability, and real-time data at the point of care. By aligning policy, provider workflows, and patient-centered transparency, healthcare can begin to close the persistent gaps between prescribing and medication in hand—and ultimately improve outcomes across the journey.

This episode is sponsored by Interra Health.

In this episode, Marion Spears Karr, FACHE, Managing Partner and Founder of In-FLOW Executives, shares how embedded executive search, authentic gratitude, and flow theory can transform growing healthcare organizations. She discusses building leadership cultures rooted in intentional communication, aligning talent with strengths, and helping emerging leaders thrive by focusing on the skills that put them in flow.

In this episode, Frankie Hamilton, Vice President of Nursing Operations at Maimonides Medical Center, shares how he is strengthening night shift engagement, launching safety huddles, and preparing the organization for Magnet designation. He also discusses strategies to improve throughput, elevate quality metrics, and support frontline staff amid rising emergency department demand and growing uninsured populations.

In this episode, Josh Lumbley, MD, Chief Quality Officer and Senior Vice President of Physician Operations at NorthStar Anesthesia, discusses the critical factors health system leaders should evaluate before transitioning anesthesia partners. He shares practical guidance on transition planning, staffing strategy, transparency, and how strong clinical partnerships ensure operating room stability and long term success.

This episode is sponsored by NorthStar Anesthesia.

In this episode, Joseph Pazona, MD, Urologist and CEO of VirtuCare, discusses the growing physician shortage in rural America and how innovative care models can expand specialty access. He shares how VirtuCare partners with hospitals to build outpatient urology programs while helping physicians practice at the top of their license and reconnect with the purpose of patient care.