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Bobby Guelich, CEO and co-founder of Elion, joins host Eric Thrailkill to discuss his career journey from financing to healthcare technology, and the mission of Elion to simplify the vendor research platform for health IT decision makers. Bobby explains the strategy behind Elion’s business model and the various ways that AI can transform healthcare technology for the better.

Eric Hendrickson, Chief Technology Officer of Provisions Group, joined host Eric Thrailkill to discuss the potential for AI to revolutionize healthcare systems when properly implemented. Hendrickson, whose early experience with IT gives him a unique lens, touches on system reframing, management, governmental regulations when emphasizing the importance thoughtfully integrating technologies that consider the main factors that determine how AI can improve Healthcare processes most effectively.

Raffaelle Breaks, Chief Product Officer at Unite Us, joins host Eric Thrailkill to discuss bridging the gap between social determinants and stakeholders in healthcare issues by building systems on accessibility and user-friendliness. Raff and Eric dive into the Unite Us mission to enable sustainable, community-based approaches to healthcare that keep patients and healthcare workers at the center of technological advancements.

Chris Severn, founder and CEO of Turquoise Health, joins host Eric Thrailkill to discuss the importance of price disclosure in the healthcare system, and his mission to help eliminate price ambiguity for both providers and consumers. Chris shares how Turquoise can be used to catalyze action towards implementing price transparency laws effectively and efficiently to build a path towards a ubiquitous healthcare pricing system.

Nigel Green, seasoned sales leader, sought out advisor in the healthcare industry and author of Revenue Harvest, joins host Eric Thrailkill to discuss his own career journey and several key practices that companies can use in Nashville’s ever-evolving healthcare landscape and beyond. We’ll also cover the importance of continuous learning, adaptability, and strategic thinking for business development and success.

Paul Rinne, Co-Founder and CEO of GripAble, joined host Eric Thrailkill to discuss the importance of engagement and data tracking to the success of rehabilitation, and the value unlocked in the “gamification” of therapy. They also explore the potential for reimbursement and cost savings for both patient and provider, from hospital to home, and share GripAble’s efforts to scale their business as they expand into the U.S. Market.