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The New Healthcare

The New Healthcare

Di: Dr Adama Diarra
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 The New Healthcare is a podcast for doctors, residents, and medical students who believe medicine can be better—including through independent practice. Hosted by Dr. Adama Diarra, an internal medicine physician, the show explores how clinicians and the experts who support them are rethinking how care is delivered, how practices are built, and how we can reclaim autonomy, purpose, and humanity in medicine—while delivering better care for our patients and our communities. Each episode dives into the evolving world of private practices, concierge medicine, direct primary care, and other innovative practice models, including micro-practices, telehealth-first clinics, and hybrid systems. Through conversations with physicians and thought partners across healthcare, the podcast offers practical insights into building sustainable practices, navigating nontraditional career paths, and practicing medicine on your own terms. While the primary audience is clinicians in training and practice, the show also welcomes listeners who are curious about personalized care models and the future of healthcare delivery. Whether you're a medical student exploring what's possible beyond the traditional system, a resident thinking critically about your career path, or a physician building or joining an independent practice, The New Healthcare provides thoughtful conversations, real-world lessons, and inspiration for the next era of medicine. The future of healthcare is being built right now—and you're part of it. Dr. Adama Diarra Internal Medicine Physician©2025 Disturbo fisico e malattia Economia Igiene e vita sana Marketing Marketing e vendite
Episodi
  • S1E10 Treating Pain and Mental Health Together: The Future of Interventional Care

    S1E10 Treating Pain and Mental Health Together: The Future of Interventional Care
    Feb 19 2026
    Keywords pain management, psychiatry, chronic pain, mental health, epidural steroid injections, patient care, referrals, insurance, healthcare, pain relief Summary In this conversation, Dr. Suresh Chand discusses his dual role as a pain management specialist and psychiatrist, emphasizing the intricate relationship between chronic pain and mental health. He shares insights into various pain management techniques, including epidural steroid injections and radiofrequency nerve ablation, while highlighting the importance of addressing both physical and mental health in treatment. The discussion also covers patient experiences, the referral process, and navigating insurance challenges in healthcare. Takeaways Chronic pain often coexists with mental health issues. Pain management requires a holistic approach. Epidural steroid injections are effective for certain conditions. Patient education is key in pain management. Trust between patient and provider enhances care. Successful procedures can significantly improve patient quality of life. Insurance criteria can complicate treatment decisions. Referrals are essential for comprehensive care. Communication is crucial in managing patient expectations. The healthcare system can be challenging for patients. Sound Bites "Chronic pain management is my specialty." "We don't see a clear clinical picture." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Dr. Suresh Chand 01:42 Overview of the Clinic and Patient Demographics 02:47 The Intersection of Pain Management and Psychiatry 07:05 Common Pain Diagnoses and Treatment Options 09:08 Understanding Lower Back Pain 10:37 Epidural Steroid Injections Explained 14:57 Radiofrequency Nerve Ablation and Other Procedures 18:31 Insurance and Referral Processes 25:57 Patient Relationships and Trust 28:27 NEWCHAPTER 28:32 riverside_tnh_— outro_ jan 10, 2026 _adama_diarra's stud.mp3
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    30 min
  • How Doctors Pay Less in Taxes (Legally): LLC, PLLC, PC, S-Corp, C-Corp- What Every Physician Should Know with Carly Carlson, CPA and Riyad Fares, MD

    How Doctors Pay Less in Taxes (Legally): LLC, PLLC, PC, S-Corp, C-Corp- What Every Physician Should Know with Carly Carlson, CPA and Riyad Fares, MD
    Jan 19 2026
    Most doctors are overpaying in taxes—not because they earn too much, but because no one ever taught us how the business side of medicine works. LLC. PLLC. PC. S-Corp. C-Corp. These aren't just letters. They can mean tens of thousands of dollars per year—legally—depending on how you practice. 🎙️ New episode: How Doctors Pay Less in Taxes (Legally): LLC, PLLC, PC, S-Corp, C-Corp—What Every Physician Should Know Whether you're: • Employed W-2 • Moonlighting • Starting a side hustle • Building a concierge, DPC, or telehealth practice • Or just tired of feeling financially clueless This episode is for you. 👉 Listen now. Your future self will thank you. Summary In this episode of 'The New Healthcare,' host Adama Diarra and feature Dr Riyad Fares, MD. In this episode we interview Carly Carlson, a CPA and co-host of the podcast 'Retirement Redefined.' Carly shares her extensive experience in public accounting, particularly in advising medical and dental practices on tax strategies and entity structures. The conversation delves into the complexities of choosing the right business entity, such as LLCs, PCs, and S-Corps, and how these choices impact liability protection and tax obligations. Carly emphasizes the importance of planning for future growth and the potential pitfalls of selecting an entity based solely on current circumstances. Throughout our discussion, Carly provides Dr Diarra and Dr Fares valuable insights into tax-saving strategies for healthcare professionals, including the benefits of S-Corps in minimizing self-employment taxes. She also highlights common misconceptions about tax deductions, explaining that not all write-offs result in dollar-for-dollar savings. The episode concludes with practical advice for physicians considering private practice, stressing the need for collaboration between accountants, attorneys, and financial advisors to ensure a well-rounded approach to business management and tax planning. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Carly Carlson 01:27 Understanding Business Entities: LLCs, PCs, and S-Corps 09:41 Tax Strategies for Healthcare Professionals 26:54 Practical Advice for Starting a Practice 47:13 Common Tax Misconceptions and Deductions
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    57 min
  • Revolutionizing Healthcare: The Direct Primary Care Model. S1E8 Yusuf Mathai, MD Oregon Health DPC

    Revolutionizing Healthcare: The Direct Primary Care Model. S1E8 Yusuf Mathai, MD Oregon Health DPC
    Dec 22 2025
    Keywords Direct Primary Care, healthcare innovation, patient-centered care, chronic disease management, preventive care, physician burnout, healthcare technology, patient advocacy, DPC business model, healthcare transformation Summary In this episode, Dr. Yusuf Mathai discusses the transformative approach of Direct Primary Care (DPC) in the healthcare system. He shares his journey from traditional insurance-based practices to establishing a DPC model that prioritizes patient relationships, transparency, and quality care. The conversation explores the benefits of DPC, including improved patient outcomes, the importance of preventive care, and the integration of technology in practice. Dr. Mathai emphasizes the need for physicians to adopt a growth mindset and encourages patients to advocate for their own health needs. Takeaways Direct Primary Care focuses on building relationships with patients. Transitioning to DPC can lead to better patient outcomes. Quality of care improves when physicians have more time with patients. Business acumen is essential for running a successful DPC practice. Mindset shifts are crucial for physicians moving to DPC. Burnout is a common theme among healthcare providers. DPC allows for better management of chronic diseases. Preventive care is more effective in a DPC model. Technology integration enhances patient care and practice efficiency. Patient advocacy is vital in navigating the healthcare system. Sound bites "I need to do something different." "DPC is not just for the wealthy." "I genuinely enjoy what I do." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Direct Primary Care 02:59 Journey into Medicine and DPC 05:20 Transitioning from Insurance-Based Medicine 08:15 Quality of Care in DPC 10:44 Business Insights for DPC Practices 13:15 Mindset and Overcoming Fear of Failure 16:01 Managing Chronic Diseases in DPC 18:45 Preventive Care Strategies in DPC 21:12 Technology Integration in DPC 24:07 Future Growth and Community Impact 26:52 Patient Advocacy and Self-Advocacy 29:31 Motivation and Passion in Practice 33:21 Introduction to New Healthcare Practices 33:28 Exploring Innovative Medical Approaches
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    37 min
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