Randy McCleese's guest appearances

Randy McCleese

This Week Health: Conference

Digital Health Leaders Podcast

Ed Kopetsky

Drex DeFord

Cletis Earle

Andrew Rosenberg

Myra Davis

Lee Milligan

Daniel Barchi

Nassar Nizami

Diana Nole

Russ Branzell

John Halamka

David Chou

Chani Cordero

Andy Crowder

Sarah Richardson

OwlTail

Chime

Tenacity, Trustworthiness and Persistence in Learning Russ welcomes CHIME's 2014 Board Chair, Randy McCleese, to today's 30th Anniversary podcast. Having led a long and renowned career in digital health in first Tennessee and then Kentucky, Randy now runs his own healthcare IT consulting business. Enjoy a few moments of levity and Randy's special memories - from being "Secret Service" to sharing a burger story with Ted Koppel to relating how Abraham Lincoln impacted his life perspective from a young age. Randy also shares his passion on action by way of advocacy, thoughts on the biggest obstacles and actionable solutions small and rural hospitals face, and what's driving the industry's digital transformation.

Tenacity, Trustworthiness and Persistence in Learning Russ welcomes CHIME's 2014 Board Chair, Randy McCleese, to today's 30th Anniversary podcast. Having led a long and renowned career in digital health in first Tennessee and then Kentucky, Randy now runs his own healthcare IT consulting business. Enjoy a few moments of levity and Randy's special memories - from being "Secret Service" to sharing a burger story with Ted Koppel to relating how Abraham Lincoln impacted his life perspective from a young age. Randy also shares his passion on action by way of advocacy, thoughts on the biggest obstacles and actionable solutions small and rural hospitals face, and what's driving the industry's digital transformation.

CHIME 30th Anniversary Podcast: ACTION with Randy McCleese, 2014 Board Chair

During this podcast, Randy talked about his love for working in a small, rural area community hospital. Hear Randy talk about patient identification, leading cyber in smaller organizations, and the transformative changes to come in healthcare. 

During this podcast, Randy talked about his love for working in a small, rural area community hospital. Hear Randy talk about patient identification, leading cyber in smaller organizations, and the transformative changes to come in healthcare.

Conversation with Randy McCleese, CIO at Twin Lakes Regional Medical Center

April 16, 2020: Community hospitals face a particular set of challenges and have had to find innovative ways to respond to the COVID crisis without the same resources of larger institutions. Today’s guest, Randy McCleese, interim CIO at Twin Lakes Regional Medical Center in Leitchfield, Kentucky, is here to share with us how they have dealt with the crisis. In this episode, Randy gives us insights into the COVID situation in Kentucky and how the Governor has dealt with it. The proactive approach has meant that they are faring better than their neighboring states. Randy also sheds light on the coordination efforts Twin Lakes are undertaking with other hospitals. They have arranged to take non-COVID patients from a neighboring town while Twin Lakes’ patients will go to the larger hospital an hour away. We also discuss the surprising response to telehealth and the quick mobilization efforts around it, the remote work challenges that come with working in a community hospital, and the changes Randy hopes will stay post-crisis. It's always great to hear diverse experiences, so be sure to tune in today!Key Points From This Episode:Learn about Twin Lakes, where they’re located, and their services as a community hospital.Find out what the COVID situation is like in the region and the state of Kentucky generally.A look at the coordination efforts of Twin Lakes as a community hospital.How Twin Lakes is balancing remote work with those who have to come into the office.Some of the measures that Twin Health has put in place to deal with the crisis.The most surprising responses that Randy has seen during the pandemic.How the older generation is responding to telehealth and some challenges.Randy’s advice for other rural hospitals and what he wishes they’d done differently.

April 16, 2020: Community hospitals face a particular set of challenges and have had to find innovative ways to respond to the COVID crisis without the same resources of larger institutions. Today’s guest, Randy McCleese, interim CIO at Twin Lakes Regional Medical Center in Leitchfield, Kentucky, is here to share with us how they have dealt with the crisis. In this episode, Randy gives us insights into the COVID situation in Kentucky and how the Governor has dealt with it. The proactive approach has meant that they are faring better than their neighboring states. Randy also sheds light on the coordination efforts Twin Lakes are undertaking with other hospitals. They have arranged to take non-COVID patients from a neighboring town while Twin Lakes’ patients will go to the larger hospital an hour away. We also discuss the surprising response to telehealth and the quick mobilization efforts around it, the remote work challenges that come with working in a community hospital, and the changes Randy hopes will stay post-crisis. It's always great to hear diverse experiences, so be sure to tune in today!Key Points From This Episode:<ul><li>Learn about Twin Lakes, where they’re located, and their services as a community hospital.</li><li>Find out what the COVID situation is like in the region and the state of Kentucky generally.</li><li>A look at the coordination efforts of Twin Lakes as a community hospital.</li><li>How Twin Lakes is balancing remote work with those who have to come into the office.</li><li>Some of the measures that Twin Health has put in place to deal with the crisis.</li><li>The most surprising responses that Randy has seen during the pandemic.</li><li>How the older generation is responding to telehealth and some challenges.</li><li>Randy’s advice for other rural hospitals and what he wishes they’d done differently.</li></ul>

Field Report: Twin Lakes Regional Hospital with Randy McCleese