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Good Medicine is hosted by Rohan Ramakrishna. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 17 episodes.

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Good Medicine has published 17 episodes.

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Good Medicine

Hosted by Rohan Ramakrishna · health · EN · 17 episodes

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In a challenging healthcare landscape, what keeps doctors inspired? Welcome to Good Medicine, the podcast that reconnects you with the heart and humanity of medicine. We feature conversations with healthcare's most brilliant innovators and storytellers to uncover the essential attributes of great patient care. Join us to cut through the noise and rediscover the profound joy and impact of being a healer.

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What is Good Medicine?

Good Medicine is a health podcast hosted by Rohan Ramakrishna, with 17 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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Episode #16
Dr. Sachin Jain on Suing CMS, Fixing Prior Auth, and Why Health Insurance is Broken
Aug 12, 202654 minS1
What happens when a health insurance CEO admits the system is broken? In this episode of Good Medicine, Dr. Rohan Ramakrishna sits down with Dr. Sachin Jain — CEO of SCAN Health Plan, former CMS official in the Obama administration, and one of the most outspoken physician executives in American health care. Jain recounts suing CMS, his former employer, over Medicare Advantage Star Ratings — and winning — and explains how SCAN got out of the prior authorization business by letting provider groups police themselves inside global risk arrangements. He mounts a candid defense of Medicare Advantage as a social safety net for low-income seniors while conceding what John Oliver got right about risk adjustment run amok, and tells the story of the Togetherness Project, which operationalized loneliness as a treatable condition at scale. Along the way he makes the case that physician executives owe medicine more than code-switching: they should be translators who mold business policy around patient needs. A conversation about candor, incentives, and fixing health care from within.New episodes are released wherever you get your podcasts.Find us on Instagram and X: @roondoctorsIf you have a question, comment, or suggestion for a future guest, please email us: jane@roon.care -- (00:00) Intro (03:26) Meet Dr. Sachin Jain (04:11) From internal medicine to CEO of SCAN (06:50) Why he's so outspoken (11:23) Suing CMS over Star Ratings (14:34) “Career malpractice”: VP at Merck out of residency (16:52) Identity: son of immigrants (19:42) Managing the doctor–payer tension (22:00) Prior authorization: why it exists (25:24) How SCAN got out of the prior auth business (27:02) Medicare Advantage 101 (32:08) Flat benchmarks and benefit cuts (35:15) John Oliver: what he got right and wrong (37:38) How a nonprofit competes with the giants (40:26) Vertical integration and antitrust (42:48) The Togetherness Project: treating loneliness (46:34) Health equity products at SCAN (48:54) “Health Insurance Is Broken” (50:55) Quick Hits: books, dinner guests, and anthems
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Episode #15
Dr. Ashish Jha on how to Actually Fix Healthcare and the Future of Medicine
Jul 16, 20261h 2mS1
Are we any more prepared for the next pandemic than we were in 2019? In this episode of Good Medicine, Dr. Rohan Ramakrishna sits down with Dr. Ashish Jha — the former White House COVID-19 Response Coordinator and former dean of the Brown University School of Public Health — for a candid conversation about the risks we're ignoring and the health system we can still fix. Jha recalls the phone call from President Biden, explains why he left academia to build an AI-powered biodetection system against engineered pathogens, and warns what US withdrawal from the WHO really costs. Then he unpacks his ten-part Boston Globe series on bending the health care cost curve: hospital consolidation and site-neutral payments, capping commercial prices, nonprofit hospital status, prior authorization, administrative waste, value-based care, GLP-1s, and expanding scope of practice. Along the way he makes a deliberately bipartisan case designed to annoy everyone a little. A conversation about medicine, public health, AI, and affordability. New episodes are released monthly, wherever you get your podcasts. For more from Roon, visit: https://www.roon.com/ Sign up for our substack: https://rohanramakrishna.substack.com/ Find us on Instagram and X: @roondoctors If you have a question, comment, or suggestion for a future guest, please email us: jane@roon.care. (00:00) Intro (00:26) Getting the call to join the White House (03:15) What he loved and found hard about government (06:21) Defending policies he personally disagreed with (07:33) Are we ready for the next pandemic? (09:46) CDC cuts and leaving the WHO (10:50) Building AI-driven biodetection (13:16) The Boston Globe series: why he wrote it (17:18) Is rising health care spending actually a problem? (19:33) Hospital consolidation and market power (22:20) Site-neutral payments (23:48) Should hospitals lose nonprofit status? (26:34) Medicare, Medicaid, and capping commercial prices (29:28) Making sure savings reach patients (31:30) Insurance across state lines and vertical integration (34:39) What makes value-based care actually work (37:08) Prevention, GLP-1s, and long payoff timelines (39:13) End-of-life care and marginal therapies (42:59) Prior authorization and administrative waste (45:07) Fixing the broken claims and billing system (47:43) The future of independent physicians (49:50) Regulation and its unintended effects (51:46) Scope of practice and the physician shortage (55:39) AI, malpractice, and physician-level care (57:09) Quick Hits: restaurants, books, and mentors
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Episode #14
Dr. Ashwin Vasan on Public Health as a Moral Endeavor
Jun 25, 20261h 21mS1
What happens when a doctor trained to fight HIV in rural Uganda takes charge of public health for the largest city in America? In this episode of Good Medicine, Dr. Rohan Ramakrishna sits down with Dr. Ashwin Vasan, the 44th Health Commissioner of New York City, whose path ran from trailing his immigrant neonatologist mother through Chicago's ICUs to delivering AIDS treatment alongside mentors Paul Farmer and Jim Kim. Vasan reflects on the WHO, PEPFAR, and the real promise of ending AIDS in our lifetime, then turns to the hardest years of his career: leading the NYC Health Department through the pandemic's backlash, launching HealthyNYC to reverse falling life expectancy, confronting Black maternal mortality, and building TeenSpace for youth mental health. He also makes a candid case on the MAHA movement, nutrition, and taking on the corporate food system. A conversation about medicine, public health, AI, and why health is fundamentally a moral project. New episodes are released every other week, wherever you get your podcasts. For more from Roon, visit: https://www.roon.com/ Sign up for our substack: https://rohanramakrishna.substack.com/ Find us on Instagram and X: @roondoctors If you have a question, comment, or suggestion for a future guest, please email us: jane@roon.care. (00:00) Intro (03:02) Trailing his mom through Chicago's ICUs (05:05) The immigrant physician's contribution to American medicine (08:41) From development economics to public health (12:54) Partners In Health in Uganda, Rwanda, and Lesotho (14:31) The beat-up Camry and a Jay-Z playlist (16:30) Building trust with patient communities (18:45) Inside the WHO and the case for reform (22:52) Can global health delivery survive US funding cuts? (26:35) PEPFAR, lenacapavir, and ending AIDS in our lifetime (29:42) Why public health is a moral endeavor (31:57) The call from Mary Bassett to join NYC Health (35:49) What surprised him as Health Commissioner (38:57) Protesters at home and his daughter's wisdom (41:31) Launching HealthyNYC and a life expectancy North Star (48:03) Confronting Black maternal mortality (51:35) Why healthcare affordability is a public health issue (53:16) Hospital price transparency and medical debt (56:12) TeenSpace and the youth mental health crisis (01:01:53) AI as prevention infrastructure (01:04:14) Modernizing public health data systems (01:07:46) MAHA, nutrition, and where medicine dropped the ball (01:13:14) Would he work with RFK Jr.'s HHS? (01:15:41) Quick Hits: mandates, mentors, and book picks (01:18:19) Why a physician community like Roon matters
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Episode #13
Dr. Jim Kim on Bending the Arc of Global Health
May 28, 20261h 25mS1
<p>What if the impossible is just an argument waiting to be lost? Dr. Jim Kim — co-founder of Partners In Health alongside Paul Farmer, former president of the World Bank, former president of Dartmouth College, and former head of HIV/AIDS at the World Health Organization — joins Dr. Rohan Ramakrishna and Vikram Bhaskaran for a sweeping conversation that traces the birth of the modern global health movement. From his childhood as the son of Korean refugees in a small Iowa farming town, to smuggling sputum samples through Miami customs, to the landmark Gates Foundation grant that cracked open multidrug-resistant tuberculosis trea...
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Episode #12
Dr. Anthony Fauci: A Lifetime of Service and Impact
May 6, 20261h 8mS1
<p>What does it look like to be in the room — and sometimes at the center of the fire — for every major public health crisis of the last 50 years? Dr. Anthony Fauci, former Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and advisor to seven U.S. Presidents, joins Dr. Rohan Ramakrishna for a sweeping conversation that spans a Brooklyn pharmacy, the first AIDS wards, the Situation Room, and the front lines of COVID.Dr. Fauci traces the unlikely arc from delivering prescriptions on a Schwinn bike in Bensonhurst to architecting PEPFAR — the most successful global health program in his...
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Dr. Anthony Fauci

former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

Mandy Cohen

former CDC Director, former Secretary of the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, leader at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, CDC

Demetre Daskalakis

former CDC division director, White House deputy coordinator for the national mpox response, chief medical officer at Callen-Lorde Community Health Center

Mark Cuban

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Episode #14

Dr. Ashwin Vasan on Public Health as a Moral Endeavor

Jun 25, 20261h 21mS1

What happens when a doctor trained to fight HIV in rural Uganda takes charge of public health for the largest city in America? In this episode of Good Medicine, Dr. Rohan Ramakrishna sits down with Dr. Ashwin Vasan, the 44th Health Commissioner of New York City, whose path ran from trailing his immigrant neonatologist mother through Chicago's ICUs to delivering AIDS treatment alongside mentors Paul Farmer and Jim Kim. Vasan reflects on the WHO, PEPFAR, and the real promise of ending AIDS in our lifetime, then turns to the hardest years of his career: leading the NYC Health Department through the pandemic's backlash, launching HealthyNYC to reverse falling life expectancy, confronting Black maternal mortality, and building TeenSpace for youth mental health. He also makes a candid case on the MAHA movement, nutrition, and taking on the corporate food system. A conversation about medicine, public health, AI, and why health is fundamentally a moral project. New episodes are released every other week, wherever you get your podcasts. For more from Roon, visit: https://www.roon.com/ Sign up for our substack: https://rohanramakrishna.substack.com/ Find us on Instagram and X: @roondoctors If you have a question, comment, or suggestion for a future guest, please email us: jane@roon.care. (00:00) Intro (03:02) Trailing his mom through Chicago's ICUs (05:05) The immigrant physician's contribution to American medicine (08:41) From development economics to public health (12:54) Partners In Health in Uganda, Rwanda, and Lesotho (14:31) The beat-up Camry and a Jay-Z playlist (16:30) Building trust with patient communities (18:45) Inside the WHO and the case for reform (22:52) Can global health delivery survive US funding cuts? (26:35) PEPFAR, lenacapavir, and ending AIDS in our lifetime (29:42) Why public health is a moral endeavor (31:57) The call from Mary Bassett to join NYC Health (35:49) What surprised him as Health Commissioner (38:57) Protesters at home and his daughter's wisdom (41:31) Launching HealthyNYC and a life expectancy North Star (48:03) Confronting Black maternal mortality (51:35) Why healthcare affordability is a public health issue (53:16) Hospital price transparency and medical debt (56:12) TeenSpace and the youth mental health crisis (01:01:53) AI as prevention infrastructure (01:04:14) Modernizing public health data systems (01:07:46) MAHA, nutrition, and where medicine dropped the ball (01:13:14) Would he work with RFK Jr.'s HHS? (01:15:41) Quick Hits: mandates, mentors, and book picks (01:18:19) Why a physician community like Roon matters

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About this Podcast:

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What is Good Medicine?

About the host

Recent episodes

Dr. Sachin Jain on Suing CMS, Fixing Prior Auth, and Why Health Insurance is Broken

Dr. Ashish Jha on how to Actually Fix Healthcare and the Future of Medicine

Dr. Ashwin Vasan on Public Health as a Moral Endeavor

Dr. Jim Kim on Bending the Arc of Global Health

Dr. Anthony Fauci: A Lifetime of Service and Impact

Guest Appearances

Dr. Anthony Fauci

Mandy Cohen

Demetre Daskalakis

Mark Cuban

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What is Good Medicine?

About the host

Recent episodes

Dr. Sachin Jain on Suing CMS, Fixing Prior Auth, and Why Health Insurance is Broken

Dr. Ashish Jha on how to Actually Fix Healthcare and the Future of Medicine

Dr. Ashwin Vasan on Public Health as a Moral Endeavor

Dr. Jim Kim on Bending the Arc of Global Health

Dr. Anthony Fauci: A Lifetime of Service and Impact

Guest Appearances

Dr. Anthony Fauci

Mandy Cohen

Demetre Daskalakis

Mark Cuban

Advertisers on this show

Best industries to pitch Good Medicine for

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