This episode is hosted by Meryl Holt, Head of Legal and Chief Compliance Officer at Cadence, in conversation with Arshad Rahim, Chief Medical Officer of Population Health at Mount Sinai. This episode emphasizes the importance of making value-based care the norm and approaching patients as individuals outside of the traditional clinic setting. It also highlights the value of remote patient monitoring for chronic disease management and the success of Mount Sinai's community paramedicine program.

Their conversation focuses on:

• How telehealth models are shifting the paradigm in health care services.
• The optimization of care delivery through the value-based care approach.
• The benefits of remote monitoring in managing chronic diseases.
• The importance of partnerships in spearheading healthcare transformation.

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This week Cadence visits the Utica Park Clinic in Tulsa, Oklahoma to connect with Dr. Matthew Els, a family physician and Devon Morris, a nurse practitioner specializing in internal medicine. 

Their conversation focuses on:

• The influence of remote patient monitoring systems in chronic care.
• Persistent patient monitoring for optimal health results.
• How remote monitoring dramatically decreases hospital stays for patients.
• Efficient administrative practices to help clinicians maximize their time and efforts.

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This episode is hosted by Chris Altchek, Founder & CEO of Cadence in conversation with Kenneth Kooser, MD from Privdence. 

Their conversation focuses on:

• Understanding the critical importance of team-based care and remote patient monitoring practices in healthcare.
• Addressing the issues surrounding clinician acceptance of team-based care implementation.
• Keeping up with the ever-changing landscape of patient communication.

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