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In this episode, Sandy Kibling sits down with Dr. Jeffrey Boone, a leader in preventative cardiology, to discuss why heart health is about much more than reacting after something goes wrong.

Dr. Boone shares how early detection, advanced imaging, genetics, and proactive care can help identify plaque and arterial risk before it leads to heart attacks, strokes, or other serious health events.

This conversation also explores the powerful connection between heart health and brain health, including how prevention may play a role in reducing the risk of dementia and supporting long-term longevity.

Listeners will learn why lifestyle choices, medications, innovative testing, and personalized prevention strategies can work together to help people take smarter, earlier action for their health.

Sound Bites

"Your artery age can be 81 at age 52"
"Protecting your heart protects your brain"
"Early detection can wipe out heart disease"

Chapters

03:13 The Journey of a Preventative Cardiologist
06:06 Understanding Heart Disease and Its Hidden Nature
08:50 The Importance of Imaging and Early Detection
11:54 Navigating Healthcare Costs and Proactive Measures
15:01 The Connection Between Heart Health and Brain Health
17:46 Exploring the Book: A World Without Heart Attacks
21:54 Final Thoughts on Health and Longevity

Resources:

BooneHeartInstitute

A World Without Heart Attacks – The Book

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In this episode, Sandy Kibling sits down with Dr. Ryan Polselli, Navy veteran and healthcare innovator, to discuss how Mammolink is changing the way women access breast cancer screening.

Through mobile mammography units, Mammolink is helping remove barriers to preventive care by bringing screenings closer to where people live, work, and gather.

Dr. Polselli shares why healthcare does not have to feel complicated, how technology and AI are improving access and efficiency, and why patients should feel empowered to advocate for themselves. This conversation highlights how innovation, compassion, and convenience can come together to help save lives.

Key Takeaways

• How mobile mammograms are expanding access to breast cancer screening
• Why preventive care should be easier, more convenient, and less intimidating
• How technology and AI can support better healthcare delivery
• The importance of patient advocacy and early detection

Sound Bites

"Healthcare doesn't need to be complicated"
"Early detection saves lives"
"Patients should be their own advocates"

Chapters

00:00 Redesigning Healthcare: A New Approach
02:04 The Journey of Mammalink: Breaking Barriers
06:00 Creating Accessible Screening: The Mobile Experience
10:08 Quality of Care: Mobile vs. Hospital
12:11 Addressing Cost Barriers in Preventative Care
17:57 Increasing Compliance: Partnerships and Impact
23:01 Future of Mobile Healthcare: Expansion and Innovation

Resources:

www.mammolink.com

Ryan.Polselli@3Dmobilemammography.com

PlaybookAIPartners

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In this episode, Sandy Kibling interviews Paula Yoast, an attorney and mental health clinician, about her journey as an advocate for children with special needs.

They discuss the challenges parents face in navigating the healthcare system, the importance of community support, and the need for effective advocacy.

Paula shares her personal experiences, insights from her new book 'Tumbleweeds', and offers practical advice for parents dealing with special needs children. The conversation emphasizes the importance of persistence, community, and self-advocacy in ensuring children receive the care they need.

Takeaways:

• Pediatricians are not always aware of the full picture.
• Parents should seek second opinions if they feel unheard.
• Community support is crucial for special needs parents.
• Insurance companies can be a significant barrier to care.
• Advocacy is essential for getting necessary services for children.
• Parents should document their concerns and questions for healthcare providers.
• Building a network of other special needs parents can provide invaluable support.
• It's important to challenge the system when necessary for your child's health.
• Raising awareness about special needs can help reduce stigma.
• There is always hope and support available for parents.

Sound Bites

• "Pediatricians are not God."
• "You always have a right to ask someone else."
• "You can always live to fight another day."

Chapters

02:57 Navigating the Healthcare System
06:11 Finding Support and Resources
09:00 The Importance of Community for Special Needs Parents
11:51 Dealing with Insurance and Healthcare Challenges
14:52 Empowerment Through Advocacy
18:11 Raising Awareness and Building Community
21:12 Conclusion and Hope for Parents

Resources:

Paula Yoast - Website

Law Office of Paula Yoast

Tumbleweeds – How To Be An Advocate for Your Children and Yourself in a Failing System – The Book

Playbook AI Partners - Sandy Kibling's New Podcast

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