Welcome to NXAI HealthCast where we explore healthcare, technology, and business development. Each episode features conversations with healthcare leaders, founders, and specialists shaping the future of medicine. We discuss what’s working in healthcare today and the future of healthcare with Artificial Intelligence, with the goal of improving patient outcomes. We highlight real solutions, share practical insights, and explore how technology can build a smarter healthcare system.
What this show covers
AI in healthcareclinician trustsimulationhealthcare educationclinical trainingleadershipADHDconsumer appsproductivityfounder healthbehavior changeconcierge carehealthcare AIpersonalized medicinewearables
What listeners will find here
Can a simulated human body make clinical training stick better?
Digital physiology simulation is the focus here, as AI Body leaders Dr. Aaron Smith and Heather Tuttle discuss using interactive models to connect classroom concepts with real clinical decisions. The episode also looks at clinician trust, workforce pressures, and how AI may reshape training and care roles.
ADHD, overwhelm, and why productivity tools may be solving the wrong problem
ADHD and everyday overwhelm are the focus as Matt Canning explains why managing life may be less about productivity and more about reducing friction. The conversation connects NoPlex’s origin story with leadership, app growth, AI, and personalized care.
Why founders perform better when they treat health like a business asset
This episode looks at the link between personal health, leadership, and sustained performance with Dr. Quinto Pauletti. He explains how his family’s experience with serious illness shaped his work, why he built a concierge practice for high performers, and where basics still matter more than biohacking.
How sexual health tracking could become an early warning for heart risk
Men’s sexual health and cardiovascular health are the focus of this conversation with Dr. Elliot Justin, founder of FirmTech. He explains how wearable technology, nocturnal erection tracking, and trend data could help patients and clinicians have more personalized preventive care discussions.
Six cancer diagnoses, eight surgeries, and a hard-won way to live fully
Cancer, repeated treatment, and the meaning of a good life are at the center of this conversation with Jonathan Gegerson. While actively receiving chemotherapy, he reflects on family, caregiving, patient advocacy, and the everyday choices that help him keep going.
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