Healthcare Uprising

This interview-based podcast focuses on how innovation in healthcare is showing up for the benefit of consumers, regular people, anyone who is seeking a way to be healthier and better manage their health. Finally healthcare is being designed "for the people".

We seek to shine a light on the movers, shakers, and innovators across the industry. This includes everything from the tech and digital-based startups providing care and services, to the academics and the medical researchers changing healthcare from inside our educational institutions, to the clinical, biomedical, and medical equipment organizations bringing innovation to our homes, phones and doctor’s offices. It gives a platform to those who are helping to change how healthcare is accessed, delivered, and experienced, for so many Americans.

And equally as important, to truly add the human side of healthcare to this podcast, we cover alot of human stories about real people and their experiences on their healthcare journeys.

Jeremy and Heather will cover some hot healthcare topics as they arise at the top of some of our pre-recorded episodes. Have an interesting topic or new consumer focused healthcare product, program or service you think we should cover? Let us know.

What's especially unique about this podcast is that you have a healthcare industry veteran coupled with your average Joe American to bring levity, authenticity, and a "real" human perspective to these conversations so they don't get too clinical, to in the weeds or complex that you have no idea what we're talking about.

Also available in video format on YouTube and Patreon!

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Episodes

Tuesday May 27, 2025

Kiran Kumar is the CEO of Timeless Biotech, a reproductive longevity company that has prototyped the first-ever time-to-menopause predicting algorithm. And with this she’s created the MenoTime Predictor, an at home test kit that collects a simple blood sample that delivers you actionable results. 
A seasoned digital marketer and biotechnology engineer from UC San Diego, Kiran brings a unique blend of scientific rigor and brand-building expertise to the longevity space. Her work sits at the intersection of biohacking, longevity, and machine learning, with a strong focus on translating cutting-edge biotech into consumer-facing solutions.
https://www.timelessbiotech.com/

Monday May 26, 2025

Highlights from our conversation with Kiran Kumar from Timeless Biotech in episode 20.

19. Ending Endometriosis

Tuesday May 20, 2025

Tuesday May 20, 2025

Endometriosis is far more common than most probably realize, and the fact that it often goes undiagnosed for an average of 10 years is eye-opening. The severity of its symptoms makes it clear that better awareness and management tools are essential. With the rise of technology and AI, apps like Endo45 are meeting this need, allowing people to track symptoms and take a more active role in their healthcare. Just as there’s an app for everything, it makes sense to integrate this approach into condition management. By empowering patients with data, these tools enhance the quality and efficiency of time spent with doctors, ultimately improving care and outcomes.
 
Resources:
Check out Endo45 and download their app @ https://www.endo45.co.nz/
 

Monday May 19, 2025

Highlights from our conversation with Juliet Oliver from Endo45 about ending endometriosis.

Monday May 19, 2025

Menopause isn’t a new thing, but it’s definitely getting a heckuva lot more attention these days. We’ve got decades of conversations that didn’t happen to make up for, and women of a certain age, like Kristina and the two Heathers, all middle age perimenopausal women, are not afraid to scream it from the mountaintops. “I have perimenopause and it kind of sucks!” No holding back on this very candid and hilarious conversation about experiencing menopause in real time. So enjoy the ride, and if you can’t cry, you definitely have to laugh!
 
References:
Midi Health: https://www.joinmidi.com/
**the herbal medicine Heather referred to in reference to her acupuncture was Guanyin Pearls

Sunday May 18, 2025

Highlights from our discussion about going through menopause with Kristina and Heather.

18. Why You Need A Doula

Tuesday May 13, 2025

Tuesday May 13, 2025

Doulas are a vital part of a woman’s care team, yet they are often undervalued or misunderstood outside certain circles. While traditionally associated with natural or holistic-minded mothers, doulas provide essential support for all birthing individuals, ensuring healthier maternal outcomes for both mom and baby. As the healthcare industry shifts toward value-based care, recognizing the role of doulas is crucial. Their presence not only enhances the birthing experience but also aligns with a broader movement toward more natural, patient-centered approaches to pregnancy and delivery. By integrating doulas into mainstream maternal care, we can foster a more supportive and effective system for all.

Monday May 12, 2025

Highlights from our conversation with doula and friend of the Uprising Anya Askew.

Tuesday May 06, 2025

Ashmi Health is revolutionizing how women manage hormonal disorders like PCOS by harnessing the power of AI for personalized nutrition solutions. Food and nutrition play a crucial role in healthcare, especially in women’s health, influencing conditions both positively and negatively. By analyzing individual needs, AI can guide users toward dietary choices that help regulate hormones, reduce symptoms, and improve overall well-being.
Technology is a powerful tool—one we carry in our pockets every day. AI-driven apps like Ashmi Health can empower women with real-time, science-backed guidance to make better nutrition choices tailored to their unique bodies. However, for such a platform to be truly effective, diversity must be a priority. Cultural and ethnic backgrounds significantly impact dietary habits and health outcomes, meaning broad representation in research and testing is essential. A one-size-fits-all approach won’t work—only by including a wide range of users can we create a solution that genuinely supports all women on their health journeys.

Monday May 05, 2025

Highlights from our conversation with Piyali from Ashmi Health.

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