Healthcare Finance with Devon Kim

Devon Kim and Megan Poindexter (Trinity In-Home Care Executive Director) take the discussion of the Pulitzer Price winning work of Andie Dominick to Kansas and talk about privatized Medicaid for Home and Community Based Services.

Janine Akers, CEO of Datafile Technologies in Kansas City, Missouri talks to Devon about the prior authorization process, the 340b program, and the ongoing discussion of privacy through HIPAA.  Janine's sharp wit and true mastery of the space make this for an energetic listen.

Devon Kim and Megan Poindexter (Trinity In-Home Care Executive Director) discuss the editorial Pulitzer Prize Winner's work on the negative impacts of privatizing Medicaid in the state of Iowa. Reporter Andie Dominick's work is discussed. The podcast discussion also centers around similar conditions in Kansas and other states that have chosen to privatize Medicaid.

Beth Llewellyn, a health care clinic administrator with community safety net clinics, discusses healthcare finance changes with host Devon Haase Kim. She provides a unique perspective on how community health clinics have received federal reimbursement over the last 3 decades.

Beth Llewellyn, a health care clinic administrator with community safety net clinics, discusses healthcare finance changes with host Devon Haase Kim. She provides a unique perspective on how community health clinics have received federal reimbursement over the last 3 decades.

Host Devon Haase Kim speaks with Kansas Hospital Association CEO Tom Bell about how some major US corporations are taking matters into their own hands with healthcare solutions. The Healthcare Finance with Devon Kim Podcast is a weekly program dedicated to discussing issues of healthcare finance with compassion. To listen to more podcasts, visit haaseandlong.com and also follow on SoundCloud. Production by Matty D. Media with a special thanks to the Lawrence Kansas Public Library.

Host Devon Haase Kim speaks with Kansas Hospital Association CEO Tom Bell about a moving target from federal regulators and other issues related to healthcare finance. The Healthcare Finance Heartland Podcast is a weekly program dedicated to discussing issues of healthcare finance with compassion. To listen to more podcasts, visit haaseandlong.com and also follow on SoundCloud. Production by Matty D. Media with a special thanks to the Lawrence Kansas Public Library.