Podcast: Ursamin CEO Shannon Aylesworth Unveils the Future of Care Coordination

Ursamin’s visionary founder and CEO, Shannon Aylesworth was featured on an episode of the Healthcare Shares Podcast. In a candid conversation, Shannon shared her personal journey that led to the creation of Ursamin, a care coordination platform (CCP™), that is turning more heads among those trying to navigate chronic disease management.

Navigating Healthcare Collaboratively: A Deep Dive into Shared Decision Making with Dr. Julie Shapiro on Unlimited Access

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-TFAwRu4aaw&t=368s The journey towards making informed decisions in healthcare is often complex and multifaceted.Ursamin’s “Unlimited Access,” a series dedicated to unraveling the intricacies of healthand medicine, recently welcomed Dr. Julie Shapiro from South Shore Hospital to discuss theconcept of Shared Decision Making. Episode 43 enlightened us and provided practical insightsinto making empowered health choices. Empowering […]

Revolutionizing Healthcare: Exploring the Continuum of Care with Ulrike Berzau

Welcome to our “Unlimited Access” episode featuring an insightful conversation with Ulrike Berzau, a renowned healthcare consultant. This episode, titled “Continuum of Care,” sheds light on the evolving landscape of healthcare and the critical role of information in shaping patient care. The Essence of Continuum of Care “Continuum of Care” is pivotal in understanding modern […]

Understanding the Overwhelming Demands of Caregiving

The struggle of caregiving isn’t just about time management. It encompasses the mental stress
of ensuring the safety and health of loved ones. As highlighted in a recent “Unlimited Access” episode with Shannon Aylesworth and Levi, caregivers’ challenges are multifaceted and often
overwhelming.

Managing Polychronic Conditions: Strategies for Improved Outcomes and Reduced Healthcare Costs

According to research in the U.S. market, the number of people with three or more chronic conditions is projected to reach 83.4 million by 2030. This significant increase highlights the urgency of developing effective care management approaches.

Polychronic conditions, also known as multiple chronic conditions (MCCs), such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and cancer are the leading causes of death and disability in the U.S. Understanding the unique challenges in managing these conditions is crucial to improving patient outcomes and reducing healthcare costs.