EPISODE · May 21, 2026 · 33 MIN
Why “I’m Never Leaving” Means They’re Gone
from Taking The Supply Chain Pulse · host St. Onge
We sit down with Scott Becker of Becker’s Healthcare to talk about what his daily view of the industry reveals about closures, staffing gaps, and the real-world squeeze on access to care. We also dig into why great events and clear writing still matter, then hear how Scott approaches building businesses through momentum, setbacks, and scaling. • rural and community hospital closures and the downstream impact on access • how Becker’s Healthcare curates short-form healthcare business news for busy leaders • why conferences work when they prioritize peers, learning, and networking • the growing shortage of specialists across the country and what it means for patients • healthcare costs, healthcare inflation, and the rise of tiered care including concierge medicine • prevention as a priority but not a substitute for doctors and nurses • Scott’s new book Building Great Businesses and the craft of writing in your own voice Don’t forget to hit that subscribe button and connect with us online so you’ll never miss an episode and can catch up on all the ones you might have missed. Got a topic you’re fired up about, or maybe you want to be a guest on the show? Fred would love to hear from you. Just reach out at [email protected] us Fan Mail
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We sit down with Scott Becker of Becker’s Healthcare to talk about what his daily view of the industry reveals about closures, staffing gaps, and the real-world squeeze on access to care. We also dig into why great events and clear writing still matter, then hear how Scott approaches building businesses through momentum, setbacks, and scaling. • rural and community hospital closures and the downstream impact on access • how Becker’s Healthcare curates short-form healthcare busines...
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