About Rave Crave Stave - Hear from real docs about healthcare technology
This podcast unlocks industry insights from real practicing doctors and physician executives. Hear their authentic and unbiased POV around healthcare technology - what is working, what is out-dated and what still needs to happen for better patient care.
American College of Healthcare Executives Cross-Over episode
In this special cross-over episode, I partnered with veteran podcaster Jason Lee to interview very special executives and leaders at the ACHE Mini-Congress in Richmond Virginia to gather their collective and unique perspectives on healthcare system changes, technology, and more. A special thanks to these distinguished guests and Jason for amazing coverage, conversations, and our growing optimism of the US Healthcare landscape.
19 Oct 2026
The Human side of Medicine
This episode features Dr. Magda Lenartowicz, Chief Medical Innovation Officer at Clever Health Plan. We discuss the softer side of medicine that takes time to replicate with just technology alone and highlight the progress in communication with patients in health technology.
1 Oct 2026
Do we lead with our Clinical brain or Technical brain?
Kicking off Women Entrepreneur month, Dr. Linda Wu and Dr. Mani Berenji share their career successes and journeys as powerful female physicians who both practice medicine full time and have careers in health technology as an entrepreneur and advisor.
1 Sept 2026
Episode 4: Technology for Seniors
n this episode we are speaking with Dr. Drew Villamagna, a family physician with over 20 years of experience in senior care. Dr. Drew not only brings a wealth of knowledge from his medical practice but also has a unique background in chemical engineering, which informs his approach to healthcare innovation.
The Intersection of Medicine and Technology
As we dive into the world of medical technology, Dr. Drew emphasizes the significant advancements that have been made, particularly in how we monitor and treat patients. One standout example he shared was the evolution of Holter monitors, which have transformed from cumbersome devices to sleek, band-aid-like sensors that patients can wear comfortably for extended periods.
"The world of med tech has come so far. We have amazing sensors that track our physiological data... It really shows the progress."
These innovations not only enhance patient comfort but also provide invaluable data for healthcare providers. Dr. Drew highlights the importance of utilizing this data effectively to improve patient outcomes.
Bridging the Gap: Patients and Physicians
An interesting point raised during our conversation was the disparity between the information patients gather from their wearables and how physicians respond to it. Dr. Drew notes that less than 20% of physicians routinely review data from patients’ wearables, indicating a significant gap in communication and integration.
"Creating an algorithm that synthesizes it on both ends so that you see the value... that's the missing piece."
For Dr. Drew, finding a way to bridge this divide is crucial. He advocates for developing algorithms that can alert physicians to critical changes in data, thus facilitating earlier interventions and better patient care.
The Concept of a Digital Twin
One of the most fascinating topics we explored was the concept of a digital twin in healthcare. Dr. Drew envisions a future where wearable technology can provide continuous monitoring, allowing for the creation of a digital representation of a patient’s health. This would not only help in identifying potential health declines but also facilitate timely medical interventions.
"If we created a digital twin of each individual... it could alert patients to get them in front of a physician before they get to the point of needing emergency care."
This innovative approach could revolutionize how we manage senior care and other high-risk populations, ensuring they receive the necessary attention before their conditions worsen.
2 Aug 2026
The Quintuple Aim: Technology needs to be culturally relevant to successfully engage patients
This episode features Dr. Eric Quinones, Physician Advisor of World Wide Technology solutions. Dr. Quinones is a Dartmouth grad physician who is dedicated to quality patient care. He walks the audience through the history of healthcare transformation and highlights what is still needed to integrate social determinants, and cultural relevance, into healthcare technology.
1 Jul 2026
Technology that gives doctors back time with patients
This month's episode explores the practical use of technology and defines what bad technology looks like. We have Dr. Robert Beck, General Internist and Host of InterestingMD. Dr. Beck is a dedicated physician who has practiced over 19years and served patients across Middle Tennessee and now in Victoria Canada.
To hear more about Dr. Robert Beck's Podcast (https://www.interestingmd.com/)
1 Jun 2026
Episode One Remote Monitoring Technology that Supports Aging at Home
What if technology solutions available today could match your patient's goals for living independently? We have, at our finger tips, catalogues of remote monitoring capabilities that still have yet to be integrated into a single, seamless solution for patients who are looking to age at home or want to maintain independence.
In this month's episode of Rave Crave Stave, we explore the "what could be" in healthcare technology that would transform physician's abilities to care for patients remotely and safely.
Thank you Dr. Alan Young, MD, MBA of VitalChat
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