The Evolution of Medicine Podcast

This week on the podcast we have an exciting episode announcing our launch of Functional Forum Communities! I’m joined by Toni Wolley and Kristen Brokaw, who are both leaders of their local communities in St. Louis and Indianapolis but are also sales reps. Toni and Kristen are on to share with us how they started their local communities and their journey’s with them.

Dr. Bodzin discusses what to do for your practice overwhelm. He shares what he struggled with as well as tips and tricks he has learned to improve patient retention. This episode goes into great detail on how creating business models and plans for your practice can help with patient retention and make running things smoother .

On this episode, we talked about some of the things that practitioners tend to get wrong about inflammation, about autoimmune disease. We talked about the connection between SARS-CoV-2 and a human tissue and how that’s affecting clinical practice.

This week on the podcast, we feature Dr. Aimie Apigian. This episode is an incredibly inspiring story about her journey from general surgery residency to addiction medicine, and now to teaching other practitioners and doctors about the nervous system and how it affects addiction.

This week on the podcast, we have another episode in our New Models Series focused on concierge care for the poor. Dr. Angela Bymaster and her husband Brett are on to talk to us about a really unique community-focused model of business that they created.

This week, we are talking pharmacies, pharmacists, and the reinvention of medicine. Melody Hartzler, PharmD, BCACP, BC-ADM is a pharmacist on the frontlines, organizing a new model of functional medicine-trained pharmacists integrated with primary care and specialty care.