Matt Morton, Executive Director and Chief Information Security Officer, University of Chicago

In this episode, Jeff Yuan, Co-founder of Mending, discusses how his company is building an AI-native health insurer focused on reducing provider burden and improving patient access through direct primary care partnerships. He also shares insights on rebranding, early success in Maine and Oklahoma, and plans for thoughtful national expansion.

This episode recorded live at the Becker’s 22nd Annual Spine, Orthopedic and Pain Management-Driven ASC + The Future of Spine Conference features Dr. Earl Kilbride, Orthopedic Surgeon, Austin Orthopedic Institute. He discusses workforce retention through culture-building, the growth and permanence of ASCs, and how his team forms direct partnerships with employers while exploring high-acuity cases and innovative procedures like peripheral neuromodulation.

 In this episode, Dr. Marlon Levy, CEO of VCU Health, shares how his team navigated an unprecedented five-day water outage while maintaining patient care and reveals the organization’s strategic focus on expanding outpatient access, adapting to legislative change, and fostering internal collaboration to build a resilient future.

In this episode, Peter D. Banko, President and CEO of Baystate Health, reflects on the leadership lessons he’s drawn from family farming, the power of anticipatory thinking, and the importance of community-centered healthcare. He also shares a memorable moment managing national media attention and discusses how CEOs can drive both long-term impact and local trust.

This episode recorded live at the Becker's Hospital Review 15th Annual Meeting features Matt Morton, Executive Director and Chief Information Security Officer, University of Chicago. He shares how his team is securing AI tools like Phoenix AI to support clinical research, discusses the cybersecurity staffing and resource challenges faced by academic medical centers, and emphasizes the importance of adaptability in leading through rapid technological change.

Kelly Macken-Marble, Chief Executive Officer at Osceola Medical Center, discusses the ongoing growth and progress within the ambulatory care space. She highlights efforts to improve access to care, particularly within the mental health sector, and the importance of addressing patient needs in a more community-centered way. Macken-Marble also shares her vision for future partnerships that will help expand services and enhance healthcare delivery across the region.

In this episode, Kurt Strudwick, System AVP of Operations for the Cardiovascular Service Line at Virtua Health, shares how emotional intelligence, structural clarity, and community-centered innovation are transforming cardiovascular care. He discusses expanding access to advanced services, building team trust, and leading with a mission-driven mindset in today’s evolving healthcare landscape.

In this episode, Andrew Molosky, President and CEO of Chapters Health and Chairman of the Board at SECUR, shares how embracing change, investing in workforce culture, and aligning growth with mission have fueled organizational success. He highlights the importance of decisive leadership, humility, and preparing for the future with a clear sense of purpose.

In this episode, Dr. Maria Ryan, former hospital CEO and now CEO of Standard USA LLC, shares a bold vision for reforming healthcare by addressing preventable costs and integrating health education into schools. She discusses the financial impact of unnecessary regulations, chronic disease, and premature births while outlining her plan to build a healthier, more informed generation.

In this episode, Erwin Estigarribia, CEO, and Dr. Felice Shieh, Chief Business Officer of Headlamp Health, explore how AI and multimodal data are revolutionizing mental health treatment. They discuss the shift toward proactive, precision-based care and the importance of responsible AI use in improving outcomes and reducing trial-and-error approaches.This episode is sponsored by Headlamp Health.