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EPISODE · Jan 31, 2026 · 22 MIN

Episode 116: Unlocking Growth – Smarter Financing for Clinics with Lyvvora’s Sharmeen Aqueel

from Primary Medicine Podcast · host Dr. Kevin and Dr. Dimitre: Canadian Medical Educators

Dear listeners, In this episode of the Primary Medicine Podcast, Dr. Dimitre speaks with Sharmeen Aqueel, founder and CEO of Lyvvora, a Lending-as-a-Service platform built specifically for healthcare clinics and pharmacies. With a background in enterprise tech, Sharmeen shares how she identified a hidden but urgent problem in primary care: outdated, opaque financing that holds back even thriving clinics. Together, they explore how Lyvvora is helping practices across Canada access fast, fair, and flexible capital—without the paperwork headache. From real-world success stories to insights on the post-COVID financial landscape, this conversation sheds light on how better financial tools can empower clinicians to focus on what really matters: patient care. Let’s dive right in! Listen to the podcast here. Cheers, Dr. Dimitre The post Episode 116: Unlocking Growth – Smarter Financing for Clinics with Lyvvora’s Sharmeen Aqueel appeared first on Primary Medicine Podcast.

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