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Relocalizing Health with Dave Chase

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Health Rosetta
Healthcare Costs
Primary Care
Healthcare
Health Care
Direct Primary Care
Cooperatives
Social Determinants Of Health
Health Reform
High Plains Health Plan
Healthcare Transformation
Princeton
Tangelo Park
Community Health Plans
Public Sector
Employee Health Benefits
U.S. Healthcare System
Local Community Initiatives
American Healthcare System
Amarillo, Texas

While Washington argues and Wall Street profits, a quiet transformation is reshaping healthcare: one community at a time.

Relocalizing Health takes you inside this movement with Dave Chase, founder of Health Rosetta, as he talks with the people leading healthcare's ground-up transformation. Their approach? Keep care local, rebuild trust, and redirect healthcare wasted spending into something that... more

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Welcome back to Relocalizing Health with Dave Chase. In this episode, Dave explores how communities can reclaim control over their healthcare dollars, drawing inspiration from cooperative models both in American history and abroad. Only about 15.5 ce... more

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Welcome back to Relocalizing Health. In this episode, host Dave Chase sits down with Charles Marohn, founder of Strong Towns and renowned author, to explore what it truly means for a town to be "strong." Drawing analogies from the built environment a... more

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Welcome to another episode of Relocalizing Health. Today, we explore how something as simple as rethinking medical imaging can spark a transformation in employer-sponsored healthcare, creating real wins for employees, employers, and communities alike... more

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Welcome to Relocalizing Health. In this episode, Dave Chase explores the powerful connection between neighborhood cohesion and health with guest Seth Kaplan, author of Fragile Neighborhoods. Over recent decades, American communities have suffered fro... more

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Seth Kaplan
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Matthew Zachary
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Dave Chase
Host of Relocalizing Health with Dave Chase

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 50 ratings
  • Essential listening healthcare leaders!

    As someone who's treated our health plan like a supply chain problem for years, I can say this show gets it right — healthcare transformation isn't just a benefits story, it's an economic development story. Well worth it for manufacturing leaders, HR executives, and civic leaders alike.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RFDuBose
    United States4 months ago
  • Essential listening

    Fantastic podcast that cuts through the noise and makes a complex topic understandable. Dave brings on people who are walking the walk in the industry. It’s an honest look at the system and leaves you feeling hopeful and equipped.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    el-howard
    United Statesa year ago
  • Real solutions from real people

    I’ve been following Health Rosetta for a couple of years now. This is such a great new resource to hear strategies not only from Dave but also from great leaders like Chris Deacon and Marilyn Bartlett. I’m looking forward to listening to more!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    lindsayleb
    United Statesa year ago
  • Inspiring and generative take on community-based, employer-sponsored healthcare

    Dave Chase has been one of the most innovative thinkers and leaders in the employer based healthcare domain. I’ve interviewed him and his colleagues at @healthrosetta numerous times on my podcast and in my books, and have repeatedly cited the innovative models of care he has championed. His reframing of how healthcare can become a positive local community financial/business source rather than a drain is incredibly inspiring, hopeful and generative. Look forward to learning more from Dave and h... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Reframehealthcare
    United Statesa year ago
  • Excited for this show

    Such an important topic. Looking forward to it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Vikxo
    United Statesa year ago

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Essential listening for healthcare leaders; frames transformation as an economic development story.
Often highlights community-driven models and local collaboration; leaves listeners hopeful and equipped.
Excited for this show; topic is important and timely.
Cuts through noise, focuses on practical, real-world strategies and honest discussion.
The host is seen as an innovative thinker in employer-based healthcare and local health systems reform.

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When People Care, Communities Change
Q: Who tends to be the most effective messenger to drive these changes in a city—mayors, officials, or everyday citizens?
While officials and technical experts help, the most effective messengers are the broad, caring members of the public who speak from shared place-based concerns and act with empathy and collaboration.
When People Care, Communities Change
Q: How do communities move from awareness to actual change, especially with the four-step process you described: observe, identify the next smallest thing, do it, repeat?
Go out with humility, observe where people struggle, pick the next smallest concrete action that can alleviate it, implement it immediately, then learn from the outcome and repeat the cycle to drive steady progress.
When People Care, Communities Change
Q: Now, basic question. When you say a town is strong, what does that mean from your perspective?
Originally it meant the city could sustain essential services like water and roads; over time it expanded to include living a good life in a prosperous place, achieved through local participation and a continuous cycle of improvement.
Cancer Survivorship and the Push for Collective Patient Power
Q: What concrete steps can employers take to support cancer patients on their plans?
Invest in nurse navigators, redesign benefits to reduce financial toxicity, and treat patient experience as infrastructure—seat belts for everyone to ensure denials are appealed and care is accessible.
Cancer Survivorship and the Push for Collective Patient Power
Q: What was it like to be diagnosed at 21 and how did it shape your view of the system?
It was a mix of relief at finally being believed and a stark realization that the system treats you as a cost rather than a person, fueling a lifelong commitment to advocacy.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Relocalizing Health

What is Relocalizing Health about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Relocalizing Health content centers on bottom-up, locally driven healthcare transformation. Episodes commonly feature leaders implementing community-focused benefits, direct contracts, and cooperative models to reduce costs while expanding access. Guests range from municipal and school system officials to clinicians, rural hospital leaders, and social entrepreneurs who view health as an economic development lever. The show often highlights practical, repeatable strategies—like transparent pricing, nurse navigators, and neighborhood-centric governance—and emphasizes trust, local collaboration, and sustainable financing. A standout quality is its clear emphasis on real-world implementations that keep care local and circulate savings back into... more

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1. Chuck Marohn
2. Cristin Dickerson
3. Seth Kaplan
4. Patrick Blackholder
5. Russell DuBose
6. Kevin Bayuk
7. Kenneth Aldridge
8. Matthew Zachary

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