Episode #55
The Strategist in Brief: September 3, 2026
Sep 3, 20263 minS1
This week's episode covers Epic's new Ergo Visit platform and Ochsner's early experience, rising employer health costs, and a MyChart phishing scam targeting seniors.
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Hosted by The Health Management Academy · business · EN-US · 56 episodes
The Strategy Catalyst Dispatch brings healthcare strategy professionals into the room with leading health system executives to explore how innovation, clinical leadership, and enterprise strategy intersect. Designed for strategy executives, physician leaders, and healthcare innovators, the podcast offers actionable takeaways to help organizations drive both clinical and financial impact.
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Episode #55
This week's episode covers Epic's new Ergo Visit platform and Ochsner's early experience, rising employer health costs, and a MyChart phishing scam targeting seniors.
Episode #53
This week, our quarterly What's Next Digest offers four predictions on payer mix headwinds, 340B claims-data mandates, AI-enabled cyberattacks, and OpenEvidence's health system expansion.
Episode #52
In this episode of The Strategy Catalyst Dispatch, Shoeb Sitafalwalla, Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer at Advocate Health, walks us through care model engineering, Advocate's approach to designing care models with a product lens across one of the largest health systems in the country. We cover how a post-merger discovery process led his team to rethink what a health system's core product actually is, what it looks like to run care models through a product pipeline with stage gates and a 100,000-patient pilot minimum, and how the reusable architecture they've built took them from a 10-month first product to launching every three to four weeks.
Episode #51
This week's episode covers Amazon's evolving One Medical strategy and health system partnerships, physician specialty happiness survey results, and HHS's delay of the HIPAA Security Rule update.
Episode #50
The CY2027 OPPS proposed rule (340B cut, site-neutral imaging), Cassidy's 340B reform discussion draft, and Optum's negotiations to sell New York specialty practices from Crystal Run.
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