The Health Guardianship Podcast

Beyond the Chief Complaint: Shifting Medicine Toward Preventative Care Ep. 7

In this episode, Dr. Bernard Evenhuis shares his journey from a successful software engineer to a newly minted physician, exposing the deep-rooted issues in the U.S. healthcare system. He discusses the challenges of treating symptoms instead of root causes and how hyper-specialization often leads to fragmented, costly care that overlooks the patient's overall health.

The True Cost of the Hidden Harms in Healthcare Ep. 6

In this episode, healthcare veteran Steve Wyman shares his personal journey through a broken system, enduring nearly 30 surgeries and misdiagnoses that forever altered his life. His story serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of patient advocacy and the hidden harms caused by misaligned healthcare priorities.

The Health Guardianship Experience Ep. 5

In this episode, Candice Ehler shares her experience as part of the Health Guardianship team, emphasizing the personalized, time-intensive care that is a hallmark of Health Guardianship. The discussion highlights how Health Guardianship transforms the traditional rushed healthcare model by offering compassionate, comprehensive support.

Fixing Healthcare’s Pricing Disconnect Ep. 4

Korb Matosich, co-founder of Asserta Health, is laser-focused on fixing one key aspect of healthcare: the payment system. We dive into why the healthcare payment model has failed to serve patients, employers, and even providers—and how innovative solutions like cash payment models are revolutionizing the way we pay for care.

Why Relying on Fee-for-Service in Healthcare Needs to Go Ep. 3

In this episode, healthcare innovator Jon Hernandez shares his journey from the world of insurance payments to developing direct-pay models in healthcare. Discover how his work in claims, reimbursements, and physician acquisition strategies has led him to push for a new model—one that redefines primary care and empowers doctors to deliver better outcomes without relying on the traditional fee-for-service model.