The Provider's Report

Send a text In this trailer episode of The Provider’s Report, we introduce the podcast and share our commitment to bringing you valuable insights on value-based healthcare. Whether you’re a seasoned provider or new to the field, our show is packed with expert interviews, practical advice, and actionable strategies to improve patient communication and outcomes. Join our growing community of healthc...

Send a text Episode 52: This episode covers the magic of what strength training can do for modern medicine, how all specialities can contribute to this recent change in health care, and how we can empower our patients instead of tearing them down based on things they currently can or cannot do. For more about David Skolnik, DPT, check him out on Instagram! @dr.davidskolnik.dpt @painfreetraining @p...

Send a text *DISCLAIMER* Today’s episode contains discussions related to suicide and sexual trauma. Both are very sensitive topics to discuss for many and can sometimes trigger intense emotions and thoughts. If you or anyone you know is struggling with suicidal thoughts or behaviors, please direct them to a health care provider immediately. If someone's safety is in immediate danger, please d...

Send a text Episode 50: From a small hobby podcast to 50 episodes to our first sponsorship (hello, The Smart Chiropractor !) to countless providers & patients helped.... I am just GRATEFUL. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, thanks for making the decision to choose to grow as a provider. Your patients will thank you! :)  In this episode, we decided to switch gears! I became the guest wh...

Send a text Episode 49: Eva Minkoff might be the only person I know that has equal perspectives from the patient side, provider side, organizational side, and research side of things. Her ability to see all sides of the healthcare equation is one of her greatest strengths. I naturally had to have her join the show to talk about one of the most important discussions out there in the world today. En...

Send a text Episode 48: On the fence about switching to travel nursing? There's been a HUGE shift toward travel nursing ever since COVID-19, and in this episode we discuss the pros, the (quite possibly) only con, and why this should definitely be something on your radar. Not a nurse? Learn how to manage travel nurses, be an attractive facility for them, and how the system works. I learned a l...

Send a text Episode 47: The Enneagram Type 9 is known as "The Peacemaker". We'll discuss the motivations, strengths, and weaknesses associated with this type and how they relate to being a healthcare provider. What parts of practice may come easy to Type 9s? Where do Type 9s maybe fall short? What do they have to work harder on than others to be successful in practice? If you'r...

Send a text Episode 46: The Enneagram Type 8 is known as "The Challenger". We'll discuss the motivations, strengths, and weaknesses associated with this type and how they relate to being a healthcare provider. What parts of practice may come easy to Type 8s? Where do Type 8s maybe fall short? What do they have to work harder on than others to be successful in practice? If you'r...

Send a text Episode 45: The Enneagram Type 7 is known as "The Enthusiast". We'll discuss the motivations, strengths, and weaknesses associated with this type and how they relate to being a healthcare provider. What parts of practice may come easy to Type 7s? Where do Type 7s maybe fall short? What do they have to work harder on than others to be successful in practice? If you'r...

Send a text *Content Warning* This episode contains content related to both physical and sexual domestic violence and abuse. If you or someone you know is struggling with this, please visit thehotline.org for help. Episode 44: The limited training within health care on the topic of reporting domestic violence is truly mind-blowing. Let's help change that today with this episode. We'll to...

Send a text Episode 43: The Enneagram Type 6 is known as "The Loyalist". We'll discuss the motivations, strengths, and weaknesses associated with this type and how they relate to being a healthcare provider. What parts of practice may come easy to Type 6s? Where do Type 6s maybe fall short? What do they have to work harder on than others to be successful in practice? If you're...

Send a text Episode 42: The Enneagram Type 5 is known as "The Investigator". Join us with Nathan Cashion  to discuss the motivations, strengths, and weaknesses associated with this type and how they relate to being a healthcare provider. What parts of practice may come easy to Type 5s? Where do Type 5s maybe fall short? What do they have to work harder on than others to be successful in...

Send a text Episode 41: The Enneagram Type 4 is known as "The Individualist". We'll discuss the motivations, strengths, and weaknesses associated with this type and how they relate to being a healthcare provider. What parts of practice may come easy to Type 4s? Where do Type 4s maybe fall short? What do they have to work harder on than others to be successful in practice? If you&apo...

Send a text Episode 40: After an intense medical battle involving her father’s health, our guest Jennifer George became extremely passionate about patient advocacy and improving the doctor-patient relationship and communication. She is on a mission to make sure that this kind of training is inserted into every single healthcare professional curriculum. Check out her best-selling book, Communicatio...

Send a text Episode 39: The Enneagram Type 3 is known as "The Achiever". We'll discuss the motivations, strengths, and weaknesses associated with this type and how they relate to being a healthcare provider. What parts of practice may come easy to Type 3s? Where do Type 3s maybe fall short? What do they have to work harder on than others to be successful in practice? If you're...

Send a text Episode 38: The Enneagram Type 2 is known as "The Helper". We'll discuss the motivations, strengths, and weaknesses associated with this type and how they relate to being a healthcare provider. What parts of practice may come easy to Type 2s? Where do Type 2s maybe fall short? What do they have to work harder on than others to be successful in practice? If you're a...

Send a text Episode 37: The Enneagram Type 1 is known as "The Reformer". We'll discuss the motivations, strengths, and weaknesses associated with this type and how they relate to being a healthcare provider. What parts of practice may come easy to Type 1s? Where do Type 1s maybe fall short? What do they have to work harder on than others to be successful in practice? If you're...

Send a text Episode 36: IT IS FINALLY HERE! Our first series, all about the Enneagram. I'm so excited to share this with you. The Enneagram personality typing system has transformed my world both professionally and personally. Do you know your Enneagram type? Have you explored and researched it? This information can dramatically improve your ability to know yourself as a provider and ultimate...

Send a text Episode 35: I'm going to be honest with you...this episode is much longer than our usual ones because the topic was just too great. Can you believe there is actual EVIDENCE for patient communication?  Josh Satterlee, DC sums it up for us in today's episode to discuss how to improve this skill set  immediately, how being a good communicator can prevent a provider from being su...

Send a text Episode 34: We've all had them.... mediocre new patient visits. Whether you're the patient or provider in that scenario, it's something you don't want to be a part of! In this solo episode, we're dividing up all the important parts of a new patient visit and touching on key pointers to make each new patient visit a SUCCESS . It's the first impression of th...

Send a text Episode 33: Happy New Year! I've never been a fan of traditional New Year's resolutions.... So personally, I wait until mid-January to decide some life changes and when to start implementing them. On this mini-episode, we're going to touch on 4 ways you can spice up the year on a personal level and 3 ways as a healthcare provider you can ensure the new year starts off wi...

Send a text Episode 32: Thinking about opening your own healthcare office or clinic some day? Aren't sure where to start? This is the episode for you. We brought back a guest favorite, Rachel Huston, who opened up in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic and is THRIVING. She gives us details, trips, and tricks from the early stages all the way to where she's at now. All it takes is some mo...

Send a text Episode 31: If I could pick one field in healthcare that has about 100 ways of getting to a final destination...it would be nursing! Because of how confusing as it can be for those not already a nurse, Brianna Boone, BSN, RN is here to set the record straight! How do you choose the right specialty? How does school prepare you for you for your first position? How do you apply? Questions...

Send a text Episode 30: One HUGE way we can improve diversity and inclusion within healthcare is to start at the source - SCHOOLS AND UNIVERSITIES ! Join us with William Foshee, DC to discuss how important this push for change truly is for the world. The future of public health is dependent upon our success in this category. Listen close for ways YOU can make a difference and how we can change hea...

Send a text Episode 29: We've all had a patient come to us with some pretty unique ideas about their health that they may have gotten from another provider, a friend, a family member, etc. How should we address it, especially when the information is potentially harmful? Better yet, how can do we do this professionally ? Rob Beaven and Dave Elliott chat with us on this episode to help us throu...