Voices in Health and Wellness

Voices in Health and Wellness is a podcast spotlighting the founders, practitioners, and innovators redefining what care looks like today. Hosted by Andrew Greenland, each episode features honest conversations with leaders building purpose-driven wellness brands — from sauna studios and supplements to holistic clinics and digital health. Designed for entrepreneurs, clinic owners, and health professionals, this series cuts through the noise to explore what’s working, what’s changing, and what’s next in the world of wellness.

Voices in Health and Wellness is a business podcast hosted by Dr Andrew Greenland, with 141 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.

Dr Andrew Greenland hosts Voices in Health and Wellness, a business show with 141 episodes published.

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  Episode #137

  When Functional Medicine Isn’t Enough: Why Patients Stay Stuck with Dr Rachael Clark

  Aug 15, 202630 minS1

  Send us Fan Mail Feeling stuck even after you’ve “done everything right” can be one of the most frustrating parts of chronic illness and burnout. We sit down with Dr Rachel Clark, a family physician turned functional and integrative medicine practitioner at Village Health and Healing, to unpack why standard healthcare often runs out of road for fatigue, gut issues, hormone problems, and autoimmune-style symptoms and what she does differently now. Rachel shares how Covid-era patterns, including her own long Covid experience, pushed her beyond quick fixes and short appointments. We talk about root cause healing in real-world terms: deeper history, targeted testing, nutrition and supplements, lifestyle change, and the slower work of rebuilding resilience. She also explains why she started exploring energy healing, how she introduces it to sceptical patients, and what she means by “life force energy” as a missing ingredient when progress stalls despite good protocols. We also go behind the scenes on the business of modern holistic healthcare: a cash-pay model, out-of-network reimbursement realities, long consults, membership-based care, virtual sessions, and the biggest bottleneck most founders hit scaling without giving up every hour. If you’re a clinician thinking about private practice, or a patient trying to make sense of conflicting advice, this conversation offers a grounded look at where functional medicine, energetic medicine, and conventional care might finally meet. If you enjoyed the conversation, subscribe for more, share it with someone navigating chronic symptoms, and leave us a review with the part you want to hear more about. Guest Biography Dr Rachael Clark, MD, FMACP is a Family Medicine physician and Functional and Integrative Medicine practitioner at Village Health & Healing. After becoming increasingly frustrated by the limitations she experienced treating chronic health problems within conventional medicine - and navigating her own journey through long COVID and burnout -Dr Clark began exploring a more holistic approach to health. Her work now considers not only physical root causes but also mental, emotional, spiritual and energetic components of wellbeing. She combines virtual and in-person patient care through Village Health & Healing and is expanding her work to incorporate energy healing alongside her Functional Medicine approach. Dr Clark is also developing educational programmes designed to extend her impact beyond one-to-one consultations, with future plans to create resources specifically for physicians and healthcare professionals. Website: https://www.villagehealthandhealing.com Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachael-clark-6a794133b/ About Dr Andrew Greenland Dr Andrew Greenland is a UK-based medical doctor and founder of Greenland Medical, specialising in Integrative and Functional Medicine. With dual training in conventional and root-cause approaches, he helps individuals optimise health, performance, and longevity — with a focus on cognitive resilience and healthy ageing. Voices in Health and Wellness features meaningful conversations at the intersection of medicine, lifestyle, and human potential — with clinicians, scientists, and thinkers shaping the future of care. Join the mailing list for new episodes and exclusive reflections: https://subscribe.voicesinhealthandwellness.com

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  Episode #136

  What If Growing Your Medical Practice Is the Wrong Goal? with Dr Mark Rosenberg

  Aug 9, 202645 minS1

  Send us Fan Mail Success in private medicine often gets defined by numbers: more patients per day, more staff, more locations, higher revenue. We challenge that story with Dr Mark Rosenberg, a board-certified emergency medicine physician and former emergency department leader at Walter Reed who chooses the opposite path: a deliberately low-volume clinical practice built around time, depth, and fewer mistakes. He explains why he sits with patients for an hour, how that changes decision-making, and why he refuses to let “throughput” become the main measure of good medicine. Mark also shares the personal moment that redirected his career into integrative oncology and cancer research: his mother walking into the emergency department with chest pain, leading to a devastating metastatic diagnosis. From that point, he dives into the science of cancer metabolism, cancer stem cells, and the uncomfortable reality that many breakthroughs never reach patients. We explore what blocks progress in oncology: trial funding, bureaucracy, and the lack of intellectual property that can make potentially helpful treatments commercially invisible. We also talk longevity medicine, the practical pros and cons of concierge-style fees, and why boundaries become the hidden operational risk when patients have direct access to their doctor. Mark discusses current innovation, including an extracorporeal approach aimed at circulating tumour clusters, and a canine hemangiosarcoma study designed to prove impact quickly in veterinary oncology and potentially fund human trials. The conversation ends somewhere unexpected: meaning, suffering, and how science shaped his evolving beliefs while he writes A Doctor’s Conversation With God. If you care about patient-centred care, medical leadership, oncology innovation, and redefining what a successful medical career can look like, subscribe, share this with a colleague, and leave a review. What would you prioritise if you could redesign your working week? Guest Biography Dr. Mark A. Rosenberg is a board-certified Emergency Medicine physician whose career spans emergency medicine, longevity, integrative oncology, medical leadership, research and innovation. After training and working in Emergency Medicine - including leadership of an Emergency Department at Walter Reed - Dr. Rosenberg became involved with the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine and developed a growing interest in preventive health and longevity. His professional direction changed profoundly following his mother's diagnosis with metastatic cancer in 2004. His subsequent work has included integrative oncology, cancer stem-cell research and the development of novel approaches to cancer treatment. He has also served as Program Director for an integrative cancer fellowship and holds leadership and advisory roles across several healthcare organisations. More recently, Dr. Rosenberg was awarded a patent relating to an extracorporeal filter intended to remove circulating tumour clusters and is working toward further studies of the technology. Alongside his medical and research work, he writes about science, medicine, mortality and the nature of human life. Contact Dr Rosenberg Website: https://amtcare.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-rosenberg-6092006/ Book: ' Curing Death' https://www.amazon.com/s?k=%22Curing+Death%22+%22Mark+Rosenberg%22 About Dr Andrew Greenland Dr Andrew Greenland is a UK-based medical doctor and founder of Greenland Medical, specialising in Integrative and Functional Medicine. With dual training in conventional and root-cause approaches, he helps individuals optimise health, performance, and longevity — with a focus on cognitive resilience and healthy ageing. Voices in Health and Wellness features meaningful conversations at the intersection of medicine, lifestyle, and human potential — with clinicians, scientists, and thinkers shaping the future of care. Join the mailing list for new episodes and exclusive reflections: https://subscribe.voicesinhealthandwellness.com

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  Episode #135

  Direct Primary Care: A Better Way to Practise Medicine? with Dr Ryan Gannon

  Aug 2, 202635 minS1

  Send us Fan Mail Waiting weeks for an appointment, rushing through a 10 minute slot, then struggling to reach your doctor afterwards is treated as “normal” in modern healthcare. We wanted to challenge that assumption, so we sat down with Dr Ryan Gannon, a family physician and co-founder of Blue Ocean Health, to unpack direct primary care (DPC) in plain terms and show what changes when insurance is no longer at the centre of the relationship. Ryan explains how a membership-based primary care practice works day to day: predictable monthly pricing, longer consultations, and easy access through texts, emails, calls, video visits, and in-office care. We explore why time is not just nicer, it is clinically meaningful. Using examples like anxiety, we talk about how understanding sleep, stress, nutrition, coping skills, and context can change the plan from a quick algorithm to truly personalised care. We also get into the practical realities of building a DPC clinic as a small business: patient panel size, overhead, retention, and the challenge of educating communities where big health systems dominate. Ryan shares how his passion for lifestyle medicine and strength training shapes the way he works with patients, including using nutrition and sleep logs, starting with realistic behaviour change, and helping people build long-term strength and health. We close by discussing physician burnout as a systemic volume problem, and the future of primary care tools, from wearables data to VO2 max and expanded sleep testing, while keeping the model sustainable. If you care about better access to a GP, preventative medicine, and new models of primary care in the US healthcare system, this conversation is for you. Subscribe, share with a friend who is fed up with rushed care, and leave us a review with one change you would make to primary care. Guest Biography Dr Ryan Gannon is a family physician and co-founder of Blue Ocean Health , a Direct Primary Care (DPC) practice based in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. Passionate about restoring the doctor–patient relationship, Ryan left the traditional insurance-driven model to build a practice that prioritises accessibility, longer consultations, prevention, and personalised care. Alongside his work at Blue Ocean Health, Ryan serves as a Medical Director for a correctional facility and has a particular interest in lifestyle medicine, nutrition, sleep, and strength training. A former semi-professional football (soccer) player and competitive powerlifting enthusiast, he integrates evidence-based fitness and behavioural change principles into everyday primary care. Ryan also writes about medicine, agency, and personal development through his Forge Substack, encouraging healthcare professionals and patients alike to think differently about health, responsibility, and human potential. Connect with Dr Gannon Website: https://www.blueoceanhealthdpc.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryan-gannon/ About Dr Andrew Greenland Dr Andrew Greenland is a UK-based medical doctor and founder of Greenland Medical, specialising in Integrative and Functional Medicine. With dual training in conventional and root-cause approaches, he helps individuals optimise health, performance, and longevity — with a focus on cognitive resilience and healthy ageing. Voices in Health and Wellness features meaningful conversations at the intersection of medicine, lifestyle, and human potential — with clinicians, scientists, and thinkers shaping the future of care. Join the mailing list for new episodes and exclusive reflections: https://subscribe.voicesinhealthandwellness.com

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  Episode #134

  Could Your Heart Be at Risk Even If You Feel Healthy? with JD Enright

  Jul 31, 20261h 1mS1

  Send us Fan Mail A “zero calcium score” sounds like a clean bill of health, but JD Enright learnt the hard way that it can still hide dangerous coronary artery disease. After five years of high-end executive screening and a mountain of reassuring results, one focused consultation using advanced imaging showed stage two cardiovascular disease and a heavy burden of soft plaque, the kind most associated with plaque rupture and sudden heart attack or stroke. That moment became the spark for Clear Cardio’s mission: move cardiology from reacting to symptoms to preventing the event in the first place. We unpack what breaks in the traditional pathway when you feel fine: why ECGs and treadmill stress tests often miss the real problem, why calcium scoring can be falsely comforting, and how plaque actually builds inside the artery wall. JD explains plaque rupture in clear, practical terms, then walks through how a cardiac CT angiogram (CCTA) paired with AI plaque analysis can map plaque type, quantify burden, and show exactly where risk sits, giving patients a way to track progress rather than guess. The conversation also gets honest about incentives. Insurance often covers late-stage procedures but not early prevention, which makes education and direct-to-consumer access essential. We talk about resistance from parts of the system that profit from interventional volume, why Clear Cardio stays tightly focused on one problem, and how YouTube and content-led marketing are driving patient demand. If you care about preventive cardiology, heart attack prevention, stroke prevention, and the future of AI in healthcare, press play, then subscribe, share with a friend, and leave a review. What would it take for prevention to become the default? Guest Biography JD Enright is the CEO and Co-Founder of ClearCardio, a preventative cardiology organisation dedicated to identifying and reducing cardiovascular risk before symptoms develop. With a background spanning engineering, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, strategic acquisitions and technology commercialisation, JD has led global business growth initiatives across multiple industries before founding ClearCardio alongside preventative cardiologist Dr John Osborne. Following his own unexpected diagnosis of significant coronary artery disease despite extensive executive health screening, JD set out to build a business that combines advanced coronary CT angiography (CCTA), AI-powered plaque analysis and personalised prevention strategies to help patients detect and manage cardiovascular disease earlier. Today, he leads ClearCardio's mission to transform cardiovascular care through innovation, education and proactive prevention. Links Website: https://www.clearcardio.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jdenright/ About Dr Andrew Greenland Dr Andrew Greenland is a UK-based medical doctor and founder of Greenland Medical, specialising in Integrative and Functional Medicine. With dual training in conventional and root-cause approaches, he helps individuals optimise health, performance, and longevity — with a focus on cognitive resilience and healthy ageing. Voices in Health and Wellness features meaningful conversations at the intersection of medicine, lifestyle, and human potential — with clinicians, scientists, and thinkers shaping the future of care. Join the mailing list for new episodes and exclusive reflections: https://subscribe.voicesinhealthandwellness.com

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  Episode #133

  Why Aren't Doctors Taught How to Run a Business? with Dr Danielle Lewis

  Jul 29, 202642 minS1

  Send us Fan Mail Most clinics don’t fail because the care is bad. They fail because the business model, systems, and boundaries never get built. We’re joined by Dr Danielle Lewis, founder of Harmony Integrative Healthcare, to talk honestly about what it takes to run a sustainable naturopathic and functional medicine practice while staying grounded in excellent patient care. Dr Lewis shares how early exposure to holistic health shaped her clinical lens, then walks us through the real evolution of a women’s health clinic: the moment you realise you’re undercharging, the pressure of loans and overheads, and the decision to stop trying to “see everyone” and instead specialise in hormones, thyroid, fertility, and complex gynaecological concerns. We also unpack the membership-based model she now uses and why it improves follow-through, keeps patients accountable, and protects the long-term maintenance phase that so often gets missed in fee-for-service care. We go deep on the parts nobody teaches in medical training: market research, pricing, coaching, mindset shifts, hiring, and leadership. Dr Lewis explains her team structure, the communication systems that protect the patient experience, and the personal routines and boundaries that reduce stress. Finally, we explore multi-state virtual practice across Arizona, Maryland, and DC, including scope-of-practice limits around prescribing and acupuncture, and what that means for operations and advocacy. If you’re building a clinic, leading a team, or rethinking how integrative healthcare should work, this conversation will give you practical ideas you can use today. Subscribe, share with a colleague, and leave a review telling us what you want to improve in your own practice. Guest Biography Dr Danielle Lewis, NMD is the founder of Harmony Integrative Healthcare , a naturopathic medical practice specialising in women's health, hormones, thyroid disorders and fertility. Now celebrating more than ten years in practice, Danielle has built a successful multi-state clinic and developed a membership-based care model designed to improve patient accountability and long-term outcomes. Alongside clinical practice, she teaches gynaecology at her alma mater, mentors future practitioners and is passionate about helping clinicians bridge the gap between excellent patient care and sustainable business ownership. Website: https://www.harmony.care LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drdaniellenlewis/ About Dr Andrew Greenland Dr Andrew Greenland is a UK-based medical doctor and founder of Greenland Medical, specialising in Integrative and Functional Medicine. With dual training in conventional and root-cause approaches, he helps individuals optimise health, performance, and longevity — with a focus on cognitive resilience and healthy ageing. Voices in Health and Wellness features meaningful conversations at the intersection of medicine, lifestyle, and human potential — with clinicians, scientists, and thinkers shaping the future of care. Join the mailing list for new episodes and exclusive reflections: https://subscribe.voicesinhealthandwellness.com

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