
“A podcast with a plan to fix healthcare” featuring Dr. Robert Pearl, Jeremy Corr and Guests
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 301 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsMedicinePoliticsHealth & Fitness | |||

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In this Unfiltered episode of Fixing Healthcare, Drs. Robert Pearl and Jonathan Fisher join cohost Jeremy Corr to explore one of medicine’s least discussed forces: how professional culture gradually reshapes physician identity.
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In this Diving Deep episode, Dr. Robert Pearl and Jeremy Corr connect two forces that are beginning to reshape the future of medicine: healthcare’s worsening economic inefficiency and the rise of physician-built generative AI tools.
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In this week’s episode of Medicine: The Truth, hosts Jeremy Corr and Dr. Robert Pearl balance two sides of American healthcare: the encouraging scientific advances that could help people live longer and healthier lives, and the growing affordability ... more
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Robert reads his answers in a bit robotic cadence. Also Robert needs to stop pushing vaccines left and right.
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.
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
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!
Interesting discussions of the current problems with the USA healthcare system. However, as a retired physician with 30 years experience, I don’t believe there is a solution. There are too many stakeholders with their own self serving agendas. Any attempts will be sabotaged.
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The show centers on pragmatic reforms in healthcare, with conversations that often blend policy, economics, technology, and leadership. Episodes commonly explore issues like healthcare costs, vaccine policy, AI and digital tools in medicine, and the roles of providers, payers, and innovators in shaping a more efficient system. A recurring strength is bringing high-profile healthcare executives and researchers into deep-dive discussions that connect real-world challenges to actionable ideas, from pricing transparency to AI-enabled workflows. The format occasionally mixes historical perspective with forward-looking strategies, and guests span clinicians, historians, investors, and tech entrepreneurs, offering a broad view of where healthcare ... more
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Recent guests on Fixing Healthcare Podcast include:
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2. John Whyte
3. Jonathan Fisher
4. Grace Lynn Keller
5. Lindsey Fitzharris
6. Adrian Teal
7. Mark Cuban
8. Adam Draper
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