Empowering Personal Health with ŌURA: A Conversation with CEO Tom Hale

In this episode, Tom McCauley,  Chief Human Resources Officer at Aspen Valley Hospital, shares how a deep understanding of local culture, strategic use of technology, and a focus on personalized employee experiences are helping shape one of the healthiest and most engaged healthcare workforces in the country.

Charlton Park, CFO and Chief Analytics Officer at University of Utah Health, explores the trends the organization is focused on, including AI and automation efforts like AI scribe solutions and streamlining business processes. He also addresses ongoing challenges with payers and the complexities of the 340B drug pricing program. Park outlines how Utah Health is tackling the growing demand for services through a comprehensive growth plan, including the launch of the ambitious "West Valley City Project."

In this episode, Scott Becker speaks with leaders Desirée Rogers, Marisa Murillo, and Shannon Nash about the evolving landscape of women on corporate boards. From navigating their first board seats to driving diversity, strategy, and leadership, they share powerful insights, personal stories, and advice for the next generation of women changemakers.

In this episode of the Becker's Healthcare Podcast, host Scott Becker is joined by Dale Yake, Founder and CEO of PT Solutions, to discuss the growing impact of physical therapy in ambulatory care. Dale shares his journey in the field, strategic insights on the value of PT in outpatient settings, and the challenges hospitals face when integrating PT into their networks. Tune in to hear expert advice on driving better patient outcomes and financial performance through a strong PT strategy.This episode is sponsored by PT Solutions.

In this episode, Scott Becker sits down with Tom Hale, CEO of ŌURA, to explore how the ŌURA Ring is transforming preventative health through clinical-grade biometrics, AI insights, and partnerships in women’s and cardiovascular health. Tom also shares his vision for ŌURA’s evolving role in the healthcare system and how wearable data can help individuals become the CEO of their own health.

Vincent Tammaro, Executive Vice President and CFO at Mount Sinai, discusses current healthcare trends such as the rising costs and rapid adoption of technology. He highlights how the organization is leveraging AI to boost productivity and operational efficiency. Vincent also shares what excites him most about Mount Sinai’s future, including innovation, strategic growth, and the transformative potential of emerging technologies.

In this episode, Michael Charlton, President & CEO of AtlantiCare, shares insights into the system’s bold Vision 2030 strategy, tackling workforce shortages, payer challenges, and care innovation through strategic partnerships with Cleveland Clinic, Oracle, and Drexel. He also discusses the importance of building trust, driving transformation, and the power of relationships in healthcare leadership.

In this episode, Dr. Yasir Tarabichi, Chief Medical Informatics Officer at Ovation and Chief Health AI Officer at MetroHealth, discusses the latest advancements in AI-driven healthcare and virtual care integration. He shares insights on strategic AI implementations, virtual care collaborations, and the importance of governance in fostering long-term success in healthcare technology.

In this episode, Dr. Ruchi Talwar, Medical Director of Episodes of Care Population Health at Vanderbilt Health, joins Jakob Emerson to discuss how provider-led bundled payment programs are improving outcomes, reducing costs, and delivering value for both employers and patients. She shares insights into Vanderbilt’s innovative “My Health Bundles” and their real-world success in reshaping specialty care.

In this episode, Joseph McDonough, founder and CEO of Innovive Health, shares insights into how his organization is transforming home health by serving one of the most complex and underserved populations—adults with serious mental illness and multiple comorbidities. He discusses Innovive’s unique care model, national expansion plans, and the power of data in improving outcomes and reducing hospitalizations.