In our latest episode of Ben’s Den, Pranam Ben welcomes Brent Davis from AdventHealthThe episode explores why primary care has become the foundation of modern healthcare delivery and value-based care, especially amid growing provider shortages and rising patient demand. It dives into the evolving economics of care through APMs, the importance of aligning incentives, and the major opportunities emerging across MSSP, Medicare Advantage, and other value-based models.The conversation also examines the growing data advantage in primary care, including how longitudinal claims, clinical, and real-time ADT data can uncover blind spots and help turn insights into meaningful action. In addition, the episode discusses how AI is transforming primary care workflows by reducing administrative burden, improving patient triage, supporting care plan creation, and enabling smarter outreach automation.Finally, the discussion explores the rise of healthcare consumerism, including shifting expectations around access, affordability, digital-first experiences, and what today’s patients now expect from their primary care providers.

In this episode of Ben’s Den, Pranam Ben, Founder & CEO of The Garage is joined by Mike Cordeiro, Senior Director of Interoperability Market and Product Strategy of MEDITECH for a deep dive into what it really means to move beyond data exchange and toward data intelligence in healthcare.As interoperability matures, simply moving data from point A to point B is no longer enough. Together, we explore how the definition of “true interoperability” has evolved over the past several years — and where the biggest gaps still exist, from technical limitations to operational and cultural barriers.The conversation then shifts to the powerful intersection of AI and interoperability. With healthcare data growing at an exponential rate, Mike shares how AI can help turn interoperable data into timely, actionable insights that support patient-centered care, improve clinical decision-making, and enable more effective value-based care workflows.Together, they also tackle the realities of standards and policy, including FHIR, APIs, and TEFCA — what’s working today, what remains aspirational, and how organizations can bridge national policy goals with real-world clinician and operational needs. Mike offers practical advice for healthcare leaders looking to champion sustainable interoperability initiatives that actually deliver value.Whether you’re a health system leader, technologist, or clinician, this episode provides a thoughtful look at how smarter use of data can help advance the quintuple aim — without losing sight of the physician-patient experience.

In this episode, Pranam sits down with Henish Bhansali, Chief Medical Officer at Medical Home Network, for a deep dive into the shifting dynamics at the heart of value-based care. Together, they explore how payers, providers, and emerging partners are reimagining the healthcare value chain.Their conversation unpacks what stakeholders get right and wrong about VBC, and how relationships are transforming as the industry moves from fee-for-service to risk-sharing models. They also dig into the metrics that genuinely reflect shared value, the partnership models that consistently deliver results, and the role of technology and data as the connective tissue powering collaboration.Henish and Pranam highlight real-world examples of partnerships in action and discuss how the value chain is expanding to include social services, retail health, food-as-medicine initiatives, and more.They close by looking ahead to the 2030 value chain, a future defined by predictive AI-driven relationships, shared infrastructure, network intelligence, and proactive ecosystems built to strengthen community health.

In this episode, Brendan Keeler, Interoperability Practice Lead at HTD Health and Health API Guy, joins Pranam to unpack what it takes to make healthcare interoperable by default. From the current state of data exchange to the business model of interoperability and whether it's frictional or innovative, they explore the mechanics behind a truly connected ecosystem. Additionally, they dive into the trust and compliance layer that underpins data sharing, real-world use cases that demonstrate interoperability in action, and what a data-first future with intelligent agents looks like.

In this episode, Dr. Aric Coffman, CEO of P3 Health Partners joins us as we explore what it truly means to lead boldly in value-based care. From the evolving shift from volume to value, to the role of AI, data, and digital-first strategies, our guests unpack the mindset and mechanics of transformation. We dive into how clinical voices are shaping the future, what it takes to rewire the frontlines, and what the next bold move in VBC might look like. Whether you're a changemaker, strategist, or just VBC-curious, this episode is for you.

Broadcast LIVE from Fuse 2025, this episode brings together three of healthcare's most forward-thinking healthcare leaders: Dr. Scott Mancuso, Chief Physician Executive at Vytalize Health; Dr. Steven Lane, Chief Medical Officer at Health Gorilla; and Dr. Howard Landa, Chief Medical Informatics Officer at Adventist Health. During this dynamic conversation on bold, clinician-led transformation in value-based care, they dive into the current state of the Quintuple Aim and the pivotal role clinicians play in driving outcomes that matter. From navigating structural and policy challenges to harnessing the full potential of data, technology, and AI, this discussion provides real-world insights on how bold leadership can overcome barriers and reshape care delivery models for good. This episode is a must-listen for anyone ready to reimagine the future of healthcare led by the voiceswho live it every day.

In this episode, Pranam takes a rare, behind-the-scenes journey through the company’s history with the people who helped build it from the inside out. In this special series, he sits down with five of some of The Garage’s longest-tenured visionaries — Madhu Gali (Senior Project Manager), Nadia Robeson (Director, Data Sciences), Phillip Marrett (VP, Data Analytics), Chandler Douglas (Head of Engineering), and Jessica Robinson (Chief Platform Officer). They talk about the early days, the challenges over the years, and the state of healthcare technology today. Expect a raw, real look at some of the people who have helped power healthcare's most comprehensive population health management platform.

Pranam is joined by Dr. Steven Lane, Chief Medical Officer at Health Gorilla, and together they explore the current state of interoperability and Health Gorilla’s role in shaping a national interoperability standard, how to break down the current barriers and transform data into actionable insights, the increasing role of AI & machine learning in advancing data usability, and what the future holds for TEFCA and other initiatives aimed at strengthening healthcare data exchange.

Pranam is joined in person by Cibolo Health's Nate White (President/CEO), Brittany Sachdeva (Chief Clinical Officer), and Clint MacKinney (Chief Medical Officer) to discuss value-based rural healthcare. In this conversation, they dive into the key issues shaping rural healthcare in the United States, emerging trends, and what's ahead in 2025. They also unpack the critical role of Clinically Integrated Networks (CINs) in driving value-based care, having a digital-first, data-first architecture that drives accessibility and affordability for rural communities, and the role tech, data, and AI play in rural health networks.

In this panel episode of Ben's Den, we dive into the transformative healthcare trends, critical insights, and the election's impact on healthcare, including value-based care and policy shifts. Gain insight on what to expect in 2025, including the tech outlook. Pranam is joined by our panel of healthcare leaders who bring unique perspectives to this conversation: Himadri Sarkar, Chief Solutions Officer at Teleperformance, Mary Zelazny, CEO of Finger Lakes Community Health, and Joe Taylor, President of Community Care Collaborative of PA & NJ.