In this episode, you’ll hear about:

• What inspired Seema’s career in healthcare and public service
• Lessons from leading CMS during a period of major change
• The promise, and responsibility, of artificial intelligence in healthcare
• How technology can reduce friction for patients and clinicians
• What government and the private sector each do best in driving healthcare innovation
• Leadership advice for the next generation of healthcare leaders
• What gives Seema hope for the future of American healthcare

Tune in for a conversation on the ideas and innovations shaping the future of healthcare, and what it will take to create a system that better serves patients, providers, and communities.

Drawing from decades of experience backing companies like Google and Amazon, John shares lessons on entrepreneurship, the promise and risks of AI, and why healthcare has struggled to achieve the same productivity breakthroughs as other industries. Together, they explore what it would take to build a healthcare system that rewards better outcomes, embraces technology responsibly, and becomes truly worthy of the people it serves.

In this episode, they discuss:

• Why John chose to invest in entrepreneurs and early-stage companies
• Why healthcare has lagged behind other industries in innovation
• How AI could transform healthcare and society
• Why measuring outcomes matters in healthcare reform
• What the healthcare system’s objectives and key results (OKRs) should be
• How technology and healthcare leaders can better work together
• What gives John hope for the future of healthcare in America

If we want a healthcare system Worthy of us all, we must be willing to rethink how we innovate, measure success, and use technology to improve outcomes for people.

Drawing from nearly two decades of experience treating patients, Dr. Luh shares a deeply human perspective on cancer care, the importance of understanding each patient’s story, and why the current system often falls short. Together, they unpack one of the biggest questions in healthcare reform: how should physicians be paid, and what would it take to shift toward a system that truly rewards better outcomes? This conversation goes beyond policy and into practice, highlighting the real-world impact of misaligned incentives, the promise of value-based care, and what gives frontline physicians hope for the future.

In this episode:

• What radiation oncology really looks like and why it matters
• The biggest challenges facing physicians today
• Why fee-for-service medicine is broken
• How outcome-based payment models could transform care
• What needs to change and how we get there

If we want a healthcare system that works for people, we must start by listening to those on the front lines.

From leading Medicare and Medicaid to investing in new models of care, Andy shares what’s working, what’s not, and where real change is possible.

They discuss:

• How to make health care more affordable and accountable
• Why bipartisan action is critical for lasting reform
• Where innovation can improve care for the most vulnerable
• What gives hope, and what still needs to change

This is a conversation about turning ideas into action and building a health care system worthy of us all.

Known to many as “Dr. G,” Geeta has built her career at the intersection of clinical medicine, technology, and human trust. She is also the bestselling author of Dead Wrong, a powerful examination of the human cost of misinformation and a call to restore truth and connection in healthcare’s digital age.

Together, Paul and Geeta explore:

• Why misinformation has become one of healthcare’s greatest threats
• How artificial intelligence can either widen distrust or help rebuild it
• Why healthcare struggles to adopt innovation, and what must change
• The future of shared decision-making between patients and physicians
• How we personalize care without losing human touch