Eric Grossman's guest appearances

Eric Grossman

Relentless Health Value™

Conversations with Calcaterra

Mark Cuban

David Carson

Kyle Samani

David Smith

Michael Hunt

Bernie Siegel

Marty Makary

Mike Rea

Laura Adams

Erik Davis

Jason Rose

Johns Hopkins

Brad Evans

James Grant

Lisa Simpson

OwlTail

Joe Meyer

Jimmy Griffin

“Eddie Van Halen…he never did anything that didn’t sound like EVH. His voice was so unique.” – Jimmy Griffin on Conversations with Calcaterra“He’s the Bill Murray of guitar players.” – Eric Grossman about Eddie Van Halen randomly hanging out with fans. (Conversations with Calcaterra)“Dirty faced kid in a garbage can…I was like, Oh. I want to be that.” – Jimmy Griffin on the Van Halen song D.O.A. (Conversations with Calcaterra)“My band like my bass playing but honestly nobody gave a shit about bass players back then (1980s)...I don’t know if anybody gives a shit about bass players now!” – Eric Grossman on Conversations with CalcaterraNot every generation has an icon which drastically changes their chosen field. I am lucky to have experienced the music of Eddie Van Halen from an early age. My guests were moved by Eddie to learn their instruments and to perform at a high level. We are all feeling the loss of one of heroes and it’s therapeutic to talk about it. I am joined by three friends who are musicians who have traveled the world performing to the masses. We share our love for Eddie and the art he created.Visit Ken @ www.kencalcaterra.com and on various social media outlets and please share and comment on this episode. Sign up to our mailing list to receive updates on Ken’s video and photography work and Conversations with CalcaterraSpecial Thanks to this episode’s sponsor:Dr. Mark Holland – http://www.mystlouischiropractor.com/ - 314.495.4928

“Eddie Van Halen…he never did anything that didn’t sound like EVH. His voice was so unique.” – Jimmy Griffin on Conversations with Calcaterra “He’s the Bill Murray of guitar players.” – Eric Grossman about Eddie Van Halen randomly hanging out with fans. (Conversations with Calcaterra) “Dirty faced kid in a garbage can…I was like, Oh. I want to be that.” – Jimmy Griffin on the Van Halen song D.O.A. (Conversations with Calcaterra) “My band like my bass playing but honestly nobody gave a shit about bass players back then (1980s)...I don’t know if anybody gives a shit about bass players now!” – Eric Grossman on Conversations with Calcaterra Not every generation has an icon which drastically changes their chosen field. I am lucky to have experienced the music of Eddie Van Halen from an early age. My guests were moved by Eddie to learn their instruments and to perform at a high level. We are all feeling the loss of one of heroes and it’s therapeutic to talk about it. I am joined by three friends who are musicians who have traveled the world performing to the masses. We share our love for Eddie and the art he created. Visit Ken @ <a href="http://www.kencalcaterra.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.kencalcaterra.com</a> and on various social media outlets and please share and comment on this episode. Sign up to our mailing list to receive updates on Ken’s video and photography work and Conversations with Calcaterra Special Thanks to this episode’s sponsor: Dr. Mark Holland – <a href="http://www.mystlouischiropractor.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.mystlouischiropractor.com/</a> - 314.495.4928

EP69 – Eddie Van Halen Tribute with Jimmy Griffin, Eric Grossman and Joe Meyer (Explicit)

“You heard of people who are farm strong? You start by picking up a calf every day and then at one day you’ll be picking up a cow.” – Eric Grossman“A 1000 mile journey starts with one step.” – Eric Grossman“Eating is one of my joys in life and I’m not going to deprive myself, but I put in the work!” – Eric GrossmanEric Grossman has always been fit but didn’t really focus his mind on the science of fitness until dealing with some serious pain while on break from touring the world as a musician. He still plays out every now and then but has dedicated his life to helping others achieve their health and wellness goals. Visit Ken @ www.kencalcaterra.com and on various social media outlets and please share and comment on this episode. Sign up to our mailing list to receive a discount code for Blue Planet Eyewear products.Special Thanks to show sponsors:Sarah Bettens – Sarah’s song “Come Over Here” opens up the show and features the dynamic bass playing of Eric Grossman who toured with the band. Check out the Belgian artist’s work at https://www.facebook.com/sarah.bettens.fanpage/ and definitely check out her the video for “Come Over Here” featuring Eric on bass - https://youtu.be/cN_hT38n3VYMike Aubuchon of Premier Insurance Agency – www.premierinsagency.com – 314.729.0054Dr. Mark Holland – http://chiroandrehab.com/ and http://www.mystlouischiropractor.com/Steven Walden – The 3D painter utilizes vibrant colors to make his subjects jump off the canvas. Check out his sports and pop culture renderings at www.stevenwalden.com and follow him on various social media platforms.

“You heard of people who are farm strong? You start by picking up a calf every day and then at one day you’ll be picking up a cow.” – Eric Grossman “A 1000 mile journey starts with one step.” – Eric Grossman “Eating is one of my joys in life and I’m not going to deprive myself, but I put in the work!” – Eric Grossman Eric Grossman has always been fit but didn’t really focus his mind on the science of fitness until dealing with some serious pain while on break from touring the world as a musician. He still plays out every now and then but has dedicated his life to helping others achieve their health and wellness goals. Visit Ken @ <a href="http://www.kencalcaterra.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.kencalcaterra.com</a> and on various social media outlets and please share and comment on this episode. Sign up to our mailing list to receive a discount code for Blue Planet Eyewear products. Special Thanks to show sponsors: Sarah Bettens – Sarah’s song “Come Over Here” opens up the show and features the dynamic bass playing of Eric Grossman who toured with the band. Check out the Belgian artist’s work at <a href="https://www.facebook.com/sarah.bettens.fanpage/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/sarah.bettens.fanpage/</a> and definitely check out her the video for “Come Over Here” featuring Eric on bass - <a href="https://youtu.be/cN_hT38n3VY" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/cN_hT38n3VY</a> Mike Aubuchon of Premier Insurance Agency – <a href="http://www.premierinsagency.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.premierinsagency.com</a> – 314.729.0054 Dr. Mark Holland – <a href="http://chiroandrehab.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://chiroandrehab.com/</a> and <a href="http://www.mystlouischiropractor.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.mystlouischiropractor.com/</a> Steven Walden – The 3D painter utilizes vibrant colors to make his subjects jump off the canvas. Check out his sports and pop culture renderings at <a href="http://www.stevenwalden.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.stevenwalden.com</a> and follow him on various social media platforms.

EP51 – Eric Grossman (Fitness Trainer) - Conversations with Calcaterra

Eric is the CEO and founder of NextHealth. Previously, Eric was the Vice President and General Manager of TriZetto's Consumerism and Analytics business unit. As Vice President of Enterprise Strategy, Eric formed and managed a committee of 25 health plan executives to shape TriZetto's operational and strategic direction. As an outcome, he chartered a client-funded, 12-month project to evaluate the analytics market and develop a go-to-market strategy. Prior to TriZetto, Eric was the founder and CEO of Connecture (NASDAQ: CNXR). Connecture is the leader in health plan sales automation solutions. Eric was also Chief of Staff to the Vice Chairman of Ernst and Young. Eric is currently a Governor-appointed, two-term member of the Board of Directors for the Colorado Health Benefit Exchange. Education: B.B.A. from the Goizueta Business School M.B.A. from Emory University Personal: Eric enjoys spending time with his family. He and his wife have twins – a boy and a girl – who keep them very busy. He likes to stay active by skiing, running, and playing golf. 00:00 NextHealth’s big news. 02:30 “How do you create value?” 03:25 Defining patient outcomes relative to value. 05:45 Risk bearing entities and the justification of preventative care. 07:30 The importance of rationalizing spending. 10:20 “What problem are you solving for?” 12:15 Environmental factors that affect population health, value, and cost. 13:50 Prescriptive Analytics &amp; Casualty Analytics. 16:50 “Data for data’s sake is useless.” 17:00 “What information do you need?” 20:00 How NextHealth is different in its delivery of analytics. 23:20 “We’re actively discovering through trials what works on an endless basis.” 24:50 You can find out more at http://www.nexthealthtechnologies.com/.

<a href="http://relentlesshealthvalue.com/?attachment_id=1712#main" rel="attachment wp-att-1712 nofollow" target="_blank"></a>Eric is the CEO and founder of NextHealth. Previously, Eric was the Vice President and General Manager of TriZetto's Consumerism and Analytics business unit. As Vice President of Enterprise Strategy, Eric formed and managed a committee of 25 health plan executives to shape TriZetto's operational and strategic direction. As an outcome, he chartered a client-funded, 12-month project to evaluate the analytics market and develop a go-to-market strategy. Prior to TriZetto, Eric was the founder and CEO of Connecture (NASDAQ: CNXR). Connecture is the leader in health plan sales automation solutions. Eric was also Chief of Staff to the Vice Chairman of Ernst and Young. Eric is currently a Governor-appointed, two-term member of the Board of Directors for the Colorado Health Benefit Exchange. Education: B.B.A. from the Goizueta Business School M.B.A. from Emory University Personal: Eric enjoys spending time with his family. He and his wife have twins – a boy and a girl – who keep them very busy. He likes to stay active by skiing, running, and playing golf. 00:00 NextHealth’s big news. 02:30 “How do you create value?” 03:25 Defining patient outcomes relative to value. 05:45 Risk bearing entities and the justification of preventative care. 07:30 The importance of rationalizing spending. 10:20 “What problem are you solving for?” 12:15 Environmental factors that affect population health, value, and cost. 13:50 Prescriptive Analytics &amp; Casualty Analytics. 16:50 “Data for data’s sake is useless.” 17:00 “What information do you need?” 20:00 How NextHealth is different in its delivery of analytics. 23:20 “We’re actively discovering through trials what works on an endless basis.” 24:50 You can find out more at <a href="http://www.nexthealthtechnologies.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.nexthealthtechnologies.com/</a>.

Episode 92: The Race For Patient Outcomes with Eric Grossman from NextHealth