EPISODE · Jul 29, 2026 · 36 MIN
#35 Part 1: Health Systems, Clinicians, & the Consumer Health Era
from The Scalpels & Spreadsheets Podcast · host Dr. Aman Desai
Patients are no longer starting their healthcare journey inside the health system. Increasingly, it begins with a wearable, a direct-to-consumer service, or an AI-powered tool long before a clinician is involved.Dr. Devin Mann (Director of the Section of Digitally Enabled Care, NYU Langone Health), Daniel Marchalik, MD, MBA (Medical Director of Business Innovation & Executive Director, MedStar Health Center for Wellbeing), and Holden Groves, MD (Critical Care Anesthesiologist & Lead for Inpatient AI and Mobile Solutions, NewYork-Presbyterian) join John Joshua, RRT, MHA and Addison Montiel, RN, MBA (Co-Founders, One Health Collective) to explore how health systems are adapting as consumers build their own front door to healthcare.The conversation explores how health systems should respond to the rise of AI-powered care, wearables, and consumer health platforms, what organizations can't afford to get wrong as patient expectations evolve, and why the future of care depends on combining trusted clinical relationships with technology that improves access, engagement, and outcomes.Recorded live during Scalpels & Spreadsheets' Healthtech Week during NY Tech Week.
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Patients are no longer starting their healthcare journey inside the health system. Increasingly, it begins with a wearable, a direct-to-consumer service, or an AI-powered tool long before a clinician is involved. Dr. Devin Mann (Director of the Section of Digitally Enabled Care, NYU Langone Health), Daniel Marchalik, MD, MBA (Medical Director of Business Innovation & Executive Director, MedStar Health Center for Wellbeing), and Holden Groves, MD (Critical Care Anesthesiologist & Lead...
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