Using the example of Integrative Medicine, Claire talks with Dr. Aman about her story of adapting multiple disciplines to engage and solve old problems.
Dr. Ayesha Aman, MD, is the owner and creator of the RESTORE Center for Integrative Medicine. Dr. Aman’s objective is to help transform the way medicine is practiced and bring lasting health to her patients.
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S01, Ep 37: Dr. Ed Lewellen, Financial Security
Do you know that creating financial security is more about mindset than strategy or skillset? In this next episode of the High-Impact Living Series, Dr. Ed and Claire talk about how to best shpe your life around these concepts.Dr. Edward Lewellen holds an Honorary Doctorate of Divinity, Certified Master Executive Coach, Master NLP Practitioner, Master Life Coach and has an MBA in Management. He has consulted with businesses, universities, and Chambers of Commerce on value-adding business forums and topics.
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S03 Ep05, The Customer Service Experience with Chris-James Cognetta
Have you ever had a bad customer experience? Odds are you have. Fact is, a lot of us tend to run into some rough customer service from time to time. And usually it’s understandable, but it’s never acceptable. And when it comes to poor customer service, the problems don’t start with your customers – they start with your employees. Just ask Chris-James Cognetta. He’s a consumer experience expert, and today on a brand new episode of Coffee with Claire, he’s sitting down with Claire to talk about how customer service can be tailored at a management level, what that can mean for your employees, and how you can shift your thinking to have a customer-focused business at every level! -
S06, Ep 03: Giving Healthcare a Destination, featuring David Mair
Whether it’s choosing a doctor, hospital or other medical provider, or paying for high cost prescription medications, health care is front and center in most of our lives these days. People are looking for solutions to spread their financial resources without sacrificing quality or skipping necessary care. It can feel like a rat race with no way out.One of those solutions is something many of us are not aware of, something called destination medical care, the idea of traveling to medical center other than the closest one to come up with the best outcome, timely access to care and manageable costs. Where this was once seen as only for wealthy, individual patients, it’s now become a practical option for companies trying to manage benefit costs and individual patient alike.
Our guest today has taken this concept to the next level and not only made good care available to more people he’s found ways to make it affordable, available and practical.
