(gentle music)
The past few years have shown us
that our health is everything,
and taking care of it
goes beyond doctor's appointments and insurance.
Finding and getting the care and support we need
is so important,
but this doesn't always happen.
This is an underlying structural issue
that we have to solve for.
Right now, so much of what we do
is out of the reach of the common person.
We're finally talking more openly
about how things like gender, sexual orientation,
race and income, affect our health.
We're all different
and we need care that meets us where we're at.
I think the first bright spot
is the fact that we're actually having a transparent
and honest discussion
that brings with it, vulnerability and authenticity.
Hi everyone.
Welcome back to season three of Until It's Fixed,
a podcast from Optum.
I'm Callie Chamberlain,
a practicing birth doula, a death doula,
a social responsibility leader,
and someone who deeply believes
in communal health and healing.
And I'm Kenny Poole, a physician and healthcare leader.
I'm excited to join Callie
as we go even deeper into the toughest issues in healthcare,
and the changes underway to fix them.
We have the opportunity to rethink
how we deliver healthcare,
and should be really open
to a wide variety of possibilities.
I'm excited to be back for a third season.
Every time we sit down with our guests,
I learn something new.
Me too. I'm really looking forward to these conversations.
We all deserve to live our healthiest lives,
and we can't leave anyone behind
on the journey to get there.
It takes rallying everyone to be involved.
Join us for season three of Until It's Fixed.
Coming soon to your favorite podcast app,
or visit optum.com/podcast.