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Fixing Healthcare Podcast

Robert Pearl and Jeremy Corr
Generative AI
Healthcare Costs
Burnout
Healthcare
Covid-19
Healthcare System
Medicaid
AI In Healthcare
Mental Health
Artificial Intelligence
Chronic Disease Management
End-Of-Life Care
Affordable Care Act
Chronic Diseases
Palliative Care
Healthcare Technology
Measles
Chatgpt
Doctors Without Borders
End Of Life Care

“A podcast with a plan to fix healthcare” featuring Dr. Robert Pearl, Jeremy Corr and Guests

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In this week’s episode of Medicine: The Truth, hosts Jeremy Corr and Dr. Robert Pearl probe the facts beneath healthcare’s biggest headlines. Today’s show opens with a scientific breakthrough that could change the future of inherited disease: a new g... more

In this Unfiltered episode of Fixing Healthcare, Drs. Robert Pearl and Jonathan Fisher join cohost Jeremy Corr for a fascinating conversation about the physician’s mind, the promise and limits of generative AI, and what medicine risks losing when tec... more

Dr. Anthony “Mazz” Mazzarelli brings a rare combination of perspectives to American healthcare: physician, executive, lawyer, bioethicist, author and media voice.

As co-president and CEO of Cooper University Health Care and associate dean of clinic... more

In this Diving Deep episode, Dr. Robert Pearl and Jeremy Corr examine the rapid advance of generative AI, along with the growing conflict between medicine’s mission to heal and doctors’ need for financial security.

The conversation begins with a qu... more

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Anthony Mazzarelli
Co-President of Cooper University Health Care; Associate Dean of Clinical Affairs for Cooper Medical School
Cooper University Health Care
Episode: FHC #218: Dr. Anthony Mazzarelli on healthcare’s next burning platform
Robert Pearl
Former CEO of Kaiser Permanente Medical Group, author and commentator
Kaiser Permanente (former) / Forbes contributor / Stanford faculty
Episode: FHC #215: Revisiting healthcare leadership, technology & capitation
Dr. Erica Schwartz
Physician, nominated for permanent CDC director
Public health sector; CDC leadership nomination
Episode: MTT #106: Trump’s 2027 budget & the other threats to U.S. healthcare
Nate Gross
Head of Health at OpenAI, cofounder of Doximity and Rock Health
OpenAI
Episode: FHC #212: OpenAI’s Nate Gross on ChatGPT’s next big move in healthcare
John Whyte
CEO of the American Medical Association
American Medical Association
Episode: FHC #209: What the AMA’s new CEO is hearing from doctors & patients right now
Jonathan Fisher
Cardiologist, author of Just One Heart
Cardiology, Burnout prevention advocate
Episode: FHC #208: Why empathy alone won’t fix healthcare leadership
Grace Lynn Keller
VP of Executive Podcast Solutions and two-time Miss Iowa.
Executive Podcast Solutions
Episode: FHC #206: What Gen Z expects from healthcare & why it matters
Dr. Robert Pearl
Former CEO of the Permanente Group and professor at Stanford University.
Stanford University
Episode: FHC #206: What Gen Z expects from healthcare & why it matters
Lindsey Fitzharris
Medicine and science historian, author of best-selling books
Episode: FHC #203: Dead ends, failures & the unlikely path to medical progress

Hosts

Robert Pearl
Former Kaiser Permanente executive, Stanford professor, Forbes contributor; healthcare leader and author
Jeremy Corr
Co-host and host of multiple healthcare program series; founder of Executive Podcast Solutions

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 197 ratings
  • Less AI topics?

    Really enjoyed the interesting topics and conversations this podcast used to have. We all know AI will shape us as the internet shaped us, but from my perspective there’s also a lot of people false advertising AI in healthcare and capitalizing on the vulnerability of the market. We’ve seen numerous clinets invest in tools that looked great in a demo and flopped upon execution. Can we sprinkle in other topics agaim please? Really enjoyed the perspective prior to AI.

    Apple Podcasts
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    Lenz554
    United States4 months ago
  • Has potential but needs work

    Robert reads his answers in a bit robotic cadence. Also Robert needs to stop pushing vaccines left and right.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    none_of_ur...
    United Statesa year ago
  • Tough Listen

    While the content and guests can be interesting and informative, the (very) obvious scripting of the interactions (and poor presentation) is an auditory nightmare. Try a natural conversation with talking points.

    Also, for the sake of all of us, Robert Pearl does not have to refer to “Jeremy” with the beginning of each thought. It’s just the two of them talking, he doesn’t have to remind us who that one person is in. Every. Single. Sentence.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    HCMaven
    United Statesa year ago
  • It sounds like a teacher reading to the class🥴

    The content and topics are on point, but its so clear they’re reading from scripts. Hard to listen to. Totally ruins it for me

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Veysnx
    United States2 years ago
  • Too scripted

    This is painful to listen to, they sound so scripted! It doesn’t sound like a real conversation. Also it wouldn’t hurt them to find women to be on the show!

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    zt2022
    United States2 years ago

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Listeners praise the practical, solution-oriented discussions and real-world examples.
Some reviewers find scripting or delivery less natural and request more authentic conversation.
Positive feedback highlights coverage of AI in medicine and policy with useful takeaways for practitioners.
Guests and hosts are consistently portrayed as knowledgeable and credible in healthcare leadership.

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FHC #217: GenAI, physician fulfillment & the future of medical practice
Q: What timeline or trajectory do experts expect for AI integration in medicine?
We are closer to the beginning than the end, with widespread use already present; over time, AI will augment and redefine clinical work, with more roles shifting toward digital-assisted care and continuous monitoring.
FHC #217: GenAI, physician fulfillment & the future of medical practice
Q: How might AI change the fulfillment and job satisfaction of clinicians?
Clinicians may find more meaning in tackling challenging problems and patient communication as routine tasks shift to AI, potentially increasing job satisfaction if AI handles mundane tasks while clinicians focus on higher-value care.
FHC #217: GenAI, physician fulfillment & the future of medical practice
Q: What is the practical impact of GenAI on chronic disease management and follow-up care?
GenAI enables continuous monitoring, automated medication adjustments, and rapid feedback to clinicians, which could shrink the need for office visits and free physicians to focus on complex cases, while maintaining or improving control of conditions like hypertension and diabetes.
FHC #215: Revisiting healthcare leadership, technology & capitation
Q: Robbie, I've heard the metaphor of the iron triangle; what does that represent?
The iron triangle represents the trade‑offs among quality, access, and cost in healthcare; historically, improving two metrics often came at the expense of the third, but advances in medical knowledge and 21st century technology create opportunities to improve all three together.
MTT #105: New science on aging, rising medical debt & healthcare’s fax problem
Q: Jeremy, what are these new tests for Alzheimer's predicting and how reliable are they?
The tests can indicate the likelihood of amyloid plaques or tau changes, offering probabilistic risk assessments but not definitive prediction for those without dementia, with variable predictive value depending on clinical context.

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What is Fixing Healthcare Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A data-driven show focused on fixing U.S. healthcare through leadership, policy, and practical reform. Conversations routinely cover cost containment, value-based care, AI and technology adoption in medicine, hospital economics, burnout, and how large systems like Kaiser Permanente can drive improvements. The hosts favor actionable strategies, real-world examples, and debates about accountability, autonomy, and the patient experience, making it useful for listeners who want to understand where healthcare is headed and how to move change from theory to practice. A few episodes stand out for linking leadership lessons to system-wide impact, and the format often blends expert insight with pragmatic critique, which can be especially valuable fo... more

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Recent guests on Fixing Healthcare Podcast include:

1. Anthony Mazzarelli
2. Robert Pearl
3. Dr. Erica Schwartz
4. Nate Gross
5. John Whyte
6. Jonathan Fisher
7. Grace Lynn Keller
8. Dr. Robert Pearl

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