Relentless Health Value

Stacey Richter

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Booking Overview

This interview-led healthcare industry podcast focuses on fixing U.S. healthcare-system inefficiencies, administrative waste, payment incentives, pharmacy benefit management, and employer-sponsored health benefits; it regularly features physicians, healthcare analysts, researchers, and policy or industry experts. PR agencies could credibly pitch healthcare economists, benefits and pharmacy executives, clinicians, healthcare policy researchers, and experienced healthcare operators with original research or practical reform strategies. Booking difficulty is high because guests are expected to have substantial subject-matter expertise and credible professional standing.

Metrics

Episodes: 400

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.9/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Neutral

Location: USA

YouTube: 319 subscribers

Contact Information

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Host

Stacey Richter - Healthcare industry commentator focused on exposing administrative waste, hidden fees, and misaligned incentives in the U.S. healthcare system, while translating complex healthcare issues into prac...

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

high
Typical Credentials:  
Senior physicians, healthcare executives, benefits professionals, researchers, economists, analysts, policy experts, and other practitioners with deep experience in healthcare financing, delivery, administration, or reform.
Required Achievements:  
Published research or respected healthcare analysis, Senior leadership or operating experience in healthcare organizations, Recognized expertise in healthcare policy, benefits, pharmacy, or delivery reform, Established writing, media, or professional thought leadership

Recent Guest Discussions

Andrew Tsang - Revenue Cycle Management, Administrative Waste, Payment Disputes, Prior Authorization, Stop-loss Coverage, And Direct Contracting.

Lisa Rosenbaum, MD - Primary Care, Physician Incentives, Cognitive Atrophy, Referral Patterns, Relational Expertise, And Fragmented Care.

Recent Topics

Pbm, Healthcare Benefits, Healthcare Economics, Transparency, Healthcare Policy

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Relentless Health Value
:

How GoodRx Actually Makes Money: PBMs, Cash Prices, and Pharmacy Contracts, With Ge Bai, PhD, CPA (EP522)

July 29, 2026

Ask Me Anything: How Does GoodRx Actually Make Money, and Who Really Pays for the Discount? Episode 522. A listener asked Stacey Richter a deceptively simple question: how exactly does GoodRx make money? To answer it, this AMA episode revisits a 2021 conversation with Ge Bai, PhD, CPA, professor of accounting at the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School and of health policy and management at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, recently nominated to serve as Assistant Secretary ...

How Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) Became an Over $200 Billion Healthcare Hot Potato, With Andrew Tsang. EP521

July 22, 2026

RCM: Why Revenue Cycle Management Is Healthcare's $200B Hot Potato, With Andrew Tsang (EP521) Revenue cycle management (RCM) sounds like the least sexy phrase in healthcare — a back-office spreadsheet problem. It isn't. Andrew Tsang, an independent healthcare analyst and writer of the Substack Health Is Other People, with 15+ years across providers, payers, consulting, and policy, joins Stacey Richter to unpack how RCM has grown into a $200-plus-billion industry that eats roughly a third of e...

Cash-Pay Generic Drugs Are a Functioning Market in Healthcare—Policymakers Beware and Be Careful. EP520

July 15, 2026

Cash-Pay Generic Drugs and the PBM Spread Pricing Problem (EP520) Cash-pay generic drugs are one of the few corners of US healthcare where a real, functioning market already exists — which is why Stacey Richter argues policymakers need to tread carefully when trying to "fix" drug affordability. In this solo episode, Stacey explains why cash generic prices can run as low as $1 a prescription, then plays clips from four past guests — Ge Bai, PhD, CPA; Bryce Platt, PharmD; Benjamin Jolley, Pharm...

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