It's All Your Business
Health equity, mental health, and quality of care are key issues facing those in the greater Pittsburgh region and beyond. But where do employers fit in the solution? Join The Pittsburgh Business Group on Health’s podcast, It’s All Your Business, as they explore these focus areas and more… and how we can understand our community by understanding our employees. Produced with Postindustrial Media.
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Season 3, Episode 1: Let’s Talk Menopause!
As innovators, leaders, and parents, maternal healthcare is critical, but we must start thinking beyond that. Many women hit their stride during menopause — yet sometimes they’re just told to deal with it.
To kick off Season 3, we discuss the important of empowering women in their health journey at all ...
Season 2, Episode 9: Exploring Health Equity in HR Spaces
In our final episode of Season 2, Uche Enemchukwu, and Jessica Brooks discuss how employee benefits can be a space to close gaps in health equity. Hear the importance of identifying the blind spots in your organization and being intentional in your action plan, especially when you don’t have the ...
Season 2, Episode 8: Alva10
In this episode, host Mike Stancil talks with Hannah Mamuszka and Lena Chaihorsky of Alva10. They discuss the critical role diagnostics should be playing in the healthcare system. Hear how diagnostics allows employers to “peek-behind-the-curtain” on their healthcare spend, and how Alva10 can act as a GPS to employers in ...
Season 2, Episode 7: The ripple effect of kindness in leadership
In this episode, we hear from the Second Lady of Pennsylvania, Gisele Barreto Fetterman. Her non-profit organizations run on simple, yet powerful ideals, all with the common thread of kindness.
Hear Gisele’s theory on why applying these to leadership roles is so beneficial for everybody involved.
Season 2, Episode 6: Health Equity Series, Part 3: HER Birth Rights and Fourth Trimester
In this episode, we take a listen to the panel from the third part of our 2021 Health Equity Series. Jamila Pleas moderated this discussion featuring Daneita Blalock and Dr. Tiffany C. Wilson titled, “The ABC’s of Labor: Everything You Need to Know to Navigate Your Birth.” They aimed to ...
Season 2, Episode 5: Health Equity Series, Panel Part 2: Anxiety, Stress and Work-Life Balance for Pregnant Women
In this episode, we revisit the panel discussion from the second installment of our 2021 Health Equity Series, moderated by Jamila Pleas and featuring Dr. Veronica Ades and LaSandra Hutchinson. They shed light on the cultural risks and comorbidities associated with anxiety, stress, and depression as it relates to pregnancy among ...
Season 2, Episode 4: Health Equity Series, Panel Part 1: Establishing Trust and Building Healthcare Relationships
In this episode, listen to an important panel session from the first installment of the 2021 Health Equity Series, featuring Jamila Pleas, Dr. Cynthia Jacinthe, and Rachel Poerschke.
Panelists discuss how poor Black maternal health outcomes impact a woman’s confidence in the healthcare system. They also offer guidance on how ...
Season 2, Episode 3: Bridging the Gap: Businesses and Communities
In this episode, Sabrina Saunders Mosby, president and CEO of Vibrant Pittsburgh, is joined by Jessica Brooks, CEO and president of Pittsburgh Business Group on Health. They discuss bridging the gap between the business world and communities, especially when it comes to health equity, which employers need to identify as ...
Season 2, Episode 2: Addressing the Opioid Crisis, Part 2
In this episode, doctors Alan J. Recter and Barry Quart continue the discussion about the opioid crisis and the ways in which employers can make a difference.
Season 2, Episode 1: Addressing the Opioid Crisis, Part 1
In the kickoff to Season 2, Dr. Chad Brummett, University of Michigan, co-director of Michigan OPEN, discusses the current landscape of the opioid crisis and offers valuable insights into how employers can make a difference.
Season 1, Episode 9: Quit Genius
The isolation and other changes brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic can create additional stresses for people who struggle with addiction. In Episode 9 of It’s All Your Business, we hear from Suzette Glasner, vice president of clinical affairs for Quit Genius, which uses healthcare technology to treat addiction.
Its All Your Business, Season 1, Episode 8: Leah Binder, CEO of The Leapfrog Group
In Episode 8, Leah Binder, president & CEO of The Leapfrog Group, discusses with host Mike Stancil how hospitals can enhance relationships with employers and consumers, through transparency in the way services are delivered. The nonprofit analyzes and publishes data for safety and quality, to help consumers and employers make informed ...
Its All Your Business, Season 1, Episode 7: Jacqueline Edmondson, Penn State
In this episode, Dr. Jacqueline Edmondson, chancellor at Penn State Greater Allegheny discusses the ways in which leaders can help shape their workplaces to enhance employee health and to reflect more voices, and opinions.
She also discusses Penn State’s Crossing Bridges Summit, events in which students, faculty, and staff ...
Its All Your Business, Season 1, Episode 6: Carrot Fertility
In this epsiode, Tammy Sun and Heather McAlonan of Carrot Fertility talk with host Mike Stancil about fertility equity and the role employers play in that outcome.
Fertility equity stands as a path forward to correct the maternal health and infant mortality report from 2019 that showed inequities in people of ...
Its All Your Business, Season 1, Episode 5: Omada Health
Born from human-centered design fundamentals, Omada Health is a digital wellness company that puts humans before the disease. Their work on diabetes and hypertension is even more important now as we face the COVID-19 pandemic.
Phil Thompson and Kelsey McNamara of Omada discuss their insights into digital-centered human healthcare with ...
Its All Your Business, Season 1, Episode 4: Jessica Altman, insurance commissioner
In this episode, host Mike Stancil talks to Pennsylvania’s Acting Insurance Commissioner, Jessica Altman, about bridging the gaps in mental health insurance and what insurance equity means in the time of the opioid crisis.
Its All Your Business, Season 1, Episode 3: Hugh O’Toole, Innovu
Hugh O’Toole, CEO of Innovu, talks with It’s All Your Business about tracking COVID-19 by using data to help companies learn how the virus could affect their employees.
The company helps employers gain insight into ways to to control costs while also guiding in ways to improve employee ...
Its All Your Business, Season 1, Episode 2: Jessica Brooks
Jessica Brooks, CEO and executive director of PBGH, talks with It’s All Your Business about being a leader of color – and a mother – during the Black Lives Matter protests.
She discusses the responsibility of employers and business leadership in making sure they are providing resources for their employees during ...
Its All Your Business, Season 1, Episode 1: Jessica Brooks, CEO, Pittsburgh Business Group on Health
Health equity, mental health, and quality of care are key issues facing those in the greater Pittsburgh region. But where do employers fit in the solution? Join The Pittsburgh Business Group on Health’s new podcast, It’s All Your Business, as they explore these focus areas and more… and ...
Meet the Host
Mike Stancil is president and CEO for the Pittsburgh Business Group on Health, where he previously served as chief operating officer. For the past decade, Mike has focused on human-centered approaches to healthcare, digital experiences, and project management. In his current role, he hopes to inspire employers to actively acknowledge their influence in the community and be a force for positive change. Mike earned his master’s degree from The George Washington University.