Using AI to Close Care Gaps—And Make Sure No Follow-Up Is Missed

Medvale – April 14, 2025 In the latest MEGAPHONE episode, Angela Adams, CEO and founder of Inflo Health, shares how a deeply personal loss inspired the creation of a platform with a clear mission: ensuring that no follow-up ever is missed. Angela’s journey began in the ICU at Duke University, where she cared for transplant […]
Integrated Care: Creating a More Efficient and Connected Healthcare System

Medvale – March 26, 2025 Healthcare today is more fragmented than ever. Patients navigate between primary care providers, specialists, hospitals, and outpatient services—often with little coordination between them. This lack of integration leads to inefficiencies, higher costs, and, ultimately, poorer patient outcomes. In the latest episode of Megaphone, Medvalista Edward McEachern, MD, Chief Medical Officer […]
The Evolution of Reproductive Medicine: Science, Policy, and Social Change

Medvale – March 20, 2025 Reproductive medicine has undergone transformative changes over the past few decades, reshaping the way individuals and families approach fertility and reproductive health. In the latest episode of MEGAPHONE, Medvalista David Adamson, MD, CEO of ARC Fertility, clinical professor at Stanford University and UCSF, and a globally recognized leader in reproductive […]
Unlocking the True Value in Healthcare: A Framework for Measurable Impact

Medvale – February 21, 2025 In healthcare, “value” is often cited as a central goal, but what does it really mean? Why is it so hard to measure, and more importantly, how do we effectively buy and sell healthcare solutions while ensuring tangible value? Here’s a framework based on insights shared in a recent Medvale […]
Rebuilding Trust in Healthcare: Where Do We Start?

Medvale – February 21, 2025 Trust has always been the foundation of healthcare. Patients rely on their doctors to guide them, physicians trust the system to support them, and organizations are expected to act in the best interest of those they serve. But something has changed. Trust is eroding—among patients, providers, and institutions alike. In […]