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Kent Dicks

Relentless Health Value™

Health Innovation Matters

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The Patient's Journey

Eran Ofir

Tom White

Steve Anderson

Rachel Ford

Richard Lin

Jon Morrow

Ken Rubin

David Johnson

Andrew Feldman

Tim Peck

Joe Brown

Shannon Larkin

Mike Moyer

Daniel Kraft

Adam Brown

OwlTail

Remote

We spoke with Kent Dicks, CEO and founder of Life 365, a leading remote patient monitoring platform. Spurred on by the pandemic, remote patient monitoring is rapidly evolving as a key tool in managing chronic illness at home. Kent explains how we can use digital tools to personalize and drive more empathic care, the biggest barriers to RPM adoption, and the biggest RPM trends to look out for this year.

Kent Dicks: CEO/Founder of Life 365, on Telehealth and Remote Patient Monitoring

The healthcare space has become more dynamic over the past few months - and is showing no sign of slowing down.  So, how do you navigate the obstacles and challenges of such a dynamic space, and continue to remain relevant and possibly manifest a product for launch? It is possible to not only identify opportunity but also leverage it - if you keep your focus on who you’re engaging with. In today’s episode, Dr. Roxie speaks with Kent Dicks, CEO and Founder of Life365, and gets his input on how to increase the chance for market success in a rapidly evolving marketplace. Kent shares his strategies for opening up partnerships and relationships, and how to stay on task while also being agile and remaining relevant beyond the COVID economy. Here are the show highlights:  Explore friction points in healthcare during COVID-19 (2:23) Turning challenges and obstacles into opportunity (5:14) Opening up partnerships, relationships, and paths to success (9:50) Dissecting what opportunity in a crisis looks like (12:28) How commercialization strategies are changing during crises (15:37) Telehealth adoption and the future of telemedicine (21:00) Strategies for staying agile and relevant in a post-pandemic market (26:30)  Guest Bio Kent Dicks, the Founder and CEO of Life365, has 35+ years experience providing dynamic and strategic leadership in new and emerging markets.  His dedication to improving telehealth systems and establishing efficacy in patient-centered mobile health solutions secured his place as a trusted thought leader in the Mobile and Digital Health space. Kent received his Bachelor’s of Science in Computer Information Systems from Arizona State University and holds an Associate’s Degree in Business from Phoenix College. If you’d like to follow up with Kent, or simply want more information about Inference Analytics or Plug and Play Health you can get a hold of him via email at kdicks@life365.health, his website at  Life365.health or on LinkedIn at Kent Dicks. 

The healthcare space has become more dynamic over the past few months - and is showing no sign of slowing down.  So, how do you navigate the obstacles and challenges of such a dynamic space, and continue to remain relevant and possibly manifest a product for launch? It is possible to not only identify opportunity but also leverage it - if you keep your focus on who you’re engaging with. In today’s episode, Dr. Roxie speaks with Kent Dicks, CEO and Founder of Life365, and gets his input on how to increase the chance for market success in a rapidly evolving marketplace. Kent shares his strategies for opening up partnerships and relationships, and how to stay on task while also being agile and remaining relevant beyond the COVID economy. Here are the show highlights: <ul> <li>Explore friction points in healthcare during COVID-19 (2:23)</li> <li>Turning challenges and obstacles into opportunity (5:14)</li> <li>Opening up partnerships, relationships, and paths to success (9:50)</li> <li>Dissecting what opportunity in a crisis looks like (12:28)</li> <li>How commercialization strategies are changing during crises (15:37)</li> <li>Telehealth adoption and the future of telemedicine (21:00)</li> <li>Strategies for staying agile and relevant in a post-pandemic market (26:30)</li> </ul> Guest Bio Kent Dicks, the Founder and CEO of Life365, has 35+ years experience providing dynamic and strategic leadership in new and emerging markets.  His dedication to improving telehealth systems and establishing efficacy in patient-centered mobile health solutions secured his place as a trusted thought leader in the Mobile and Digital Health space. Kent received his Bachelor’s of Science in Computer Information Systems from Arizona State University and holds an Associate’s Degree in Business from Phoenix College. If you’d like to follow up with Kent, or simply want more information about Inference Analytics or Plug and Play Health you can get a hold of him via email at <a href="mailto:%20kdicks@life365.health">kdicks@life365.health</a>, his website at  <a href="https://www.life365.health/en/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Life365.health</a> or on LinkedIn at <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/kentdicks/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Kent Dicks</a>.

Lessons from a serial healthcare entrepreneur w/ Kent Dicks

Robin chats with Kent Dicks, the founder &amp; CEO of Life365, Inc., about the digital health care revolution. Dicks has been in the forefront of the Internet of (Medical) Things, (IoT), and connected care solutions, in integrating the home and telehealth as important components of health care. Now, through mobile phones, advanced technology, and new reimbursement models, the health care revolution is really taking off, according to Dicks. As an example, if a person with congestive health failure gains weight, physicians or nurse practitioners can be automatically notified and treatment can be ordered through phone calls and messages. Life365 has “navigators” who can assist patients through integrated services, and sometimes accompany them to appointments, if necessary. Life365 also works with partners and navigators who use rideshare programs, like Uber and Lyft, to assist patients in need. Life365 just came through a two-week immersion program with the Mayo Clinic, Dicks notes. Now, Dicks points out, large retailers such as WalMart and Amazon, are developing health care units and options, to help patients, especially in rural areas, through, for example, telemedicine. Each of these channels needs to be connected through the home to make sure patients are not heading to the hospitals, and that’s one of the critical roles that Life365 plays in the digital health care revolution. Ten thousand people turn 65 every day, Dicks notes, and integrating health care through a common platform that puts together disparate vendors and deploys AI, that furnishes current data, is the wave of the future. This episode was sponsored by J &amp; B Medical, www.jandbmedical.com  and Life 365, www.life365inc.com.

Robin chats with Kent Dicks, the founder &amp; CEO of Life365, Inc., about the digital health care revolution. Dicks has been in the forefront of the Internet of (Medical) Things, (IoT), and connected care solutions, in integrating the home and telehealth as important components of health care. Now, through mobile phones, advanced technology, and new reimbursement models, the health care revolution is really taking off, according to Dicks. As an example, if a person with congestive health failure gains weight, physicians or nurse practitioners can be automatically notified and treatment can be ordered through phone calls and messages. Life365 has “navigators” who can assist patients through integrated services, and sometimes accompany them to appointments, if necessary. Life365 also works with partners and navigators who use rideshare programs, like Uber and Lyft, to assist patients in need. Life365 just came through a two-week immersion program with the Mayo Clinic, Dicks notes. Now, Dicks points out, large retailers such as WalMart and Amazon, are developing health care units and options, to help patients, especially in rural areas, through, for example, telemedicine. Each of these channels needs to be connected through the home to make sure patients are not heading to the hospitals, and that’s one of the critical roles that Life365 plays in the digital health care revolution. Ten thousand people turn 65 every day, Dicks notes, and integrating health care through a common platform that puts together disparate vendors and deploys AI, that furnishes current data, is the wave of the future. This episode was sponsored by J &amp; B Medical, <a href="http://www.jandbmedical.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.jandbmedical.com</a>  and Life 365, <a href="http://www.life365inc.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.life365inc.com</a>.

Digital Health with Kent Dicks