Eye on Healthcare Podcast: Recent Episodes
Topcon Healthcare Solutions
Hosts Corey Chapman and John Bartolovich discuss trending topics in healthcare. Less than 50% of Americans with diabetes are tested for diabetic retinopathy, despite risk for vision loss*. That’s why Corey and John, our hosts, dive into the trends and socioeconomic factors that surround eye care in the diabetic population, and in particular, diabetic retinopathy. Each episode contains powerful information for PCPs, payers, and healthcare systems eager to close the diabetic eye care gap and provide their patients with solutions that will prevent vision loss
In the last episode of 2022, Corey and John answer questions from the listening audience and discuss whats in store for 2023.
Challenges around time, money and transportation can have a noticeable impact on a wide range of health risks and the outcomes associated with those risks. In the fight against diabetic retinopathy, shared care programs that address these challenges head-on can make a difference. Join us to discuss a real-life example of a model that enables primary care physicians to provide HEDIS compliant Diabetes Eye Exams at point of care and help save patients’ vision.
Speakers:
– John Bartolovich, Manager healthcare Economics & Reimbursement, Topcon Screen
– Corey Chapman, National Sales Director-Screening, Topcon Screen
– Wade A. Brosius, DO, Medical Director, Pottstown Medical Specialists, Inc. (PMSI)
Challenges around time, money and transportation can have a noticeable impact on a wide range of health risks and the outcomes associated with those risks. In the fight against diabetic retinopathy, shared care programs that address these challenges head-on can make a difference. Join us to discuss a real-life example of a model that enables primary care physicians to provide HEDIS compliant Diabetes Eye Exams at point of care and help save patients’ vision.
Speakers:
– John Bartolovich, Manager healthcare Economics & Reimbursement, Topcon Screen
– Corey Chapman, National Sales Director-Screening, Topcon Screen
– Wade A. Brosius, DO, Medical Director, Pottstown Medical Specialists, Inc. (PMSI)
Challenges around time, money and transportation can have a noticeable impact on a wide range of health risks and the outcomes associated with those risks. In the fight against diabetic retinopathy, shared care programs that address these challenges head-on can make a difference. Join us to discuss a real-life example of a model that enables primary care physicians to provide HEDIS compliant Diabetes Eye Exams at point of care and help save patients’ vision.
Speakers:
– John Bartolovich, Manager healthcare Economics & Reimbursement, Topcon Screen
– Corey Chapman, National Sales Director-Screening, Topcon Screen
– Wade A. Brosius, DO, Medical Director, Pottstown Medical Specialists, Inc. (PMSI)
John and Corey are excited to welcome Ukti Vora, an Indian optometrist based in California. She is passionate about eye care and technology. She is actively involved in defining strategies, planning, and executing various services to build a robust Telehealth solution focused on the needs of eye care providers.
She's been a speaker at several national & international conferences, panel discussions and online webinars, as well as featured in corporate optometry nation podcasts including Women in Optometry podcast, Visionstryt, and Africa & Humans of Optometry.
She is the host of The Nerdy Optometrist Podcast.
This week, John and Corey discuss the American Academy of Family Physicians Conference, held in Washington, DC this year.
On this week's episode, John and Corey discuss the role and influence of the Certified Diabetic Educator within a health system, recap ADCES 2022, and chat about a Big Foot sighting in Baltimore?
This week, John returns to the host seat, and has Corey recap AAIP 2022 in Washington DC. They discuss the highlights from the show, including the focus on health equality and social determinants of health, how Native American healthcare has set the standard for teleophthalmology, and look at the challenges AAIP sees in the future of healthcare.
This week, John and Corey recap Qualipolooza '22, the leading ‘teamcentric’ conference is focused on quality of care and improving member experience. Theyhave curated content that caters to organizational interdisciplinary teams with a stake in quality improvement and member touchpoints in the health care journey.
Part 2 of the discussion is here! Corey and John continue the discussion on the Quadruple AIM AND Social Determinants of Health. Listen as they tie the diabetic eye exam to these important health topics.
In this episode, Corey and John jump into a discussion on the Quadruple AIM AND Social Determinants of Health. Listen as they tie the diabetic eye exam to these important health topics.
In this week's episode, John continues the hosting duties and he and Corey discuss how Topcon Screen eliminates the burdens of barriers to care.
This week, John and Corey flip the script! John puts on the host hat and gets a first hand look at how most primary care practices provide diabetic patient care, including the challenges of capturing the annual eye exam measure.
In this week's episode, John and Corey discuss the cost associated with treating Diabetic Retinopathy and the effects on patients and utilization.
In this week's episode, John Bartolovich and Corey Chapman break down Federally Qualified Health Centers. The discussion centers on how FQHC's are funded, the challenges they see providing care, and ways to provide additional services through grants and other methods.
On this week's episode, John and Corey discuss social determinants of health and their impact on healthcare and diabetes.