What happens when frustrated doctors decide to fix healthcare technology themselves?In this fascinating episode, we dive into the world where medicine meets code with two remarkable physician-entrepreneurs who are tackling one of healthcare's biggest headaches: broken software systems.
Meet
Dr. John Manning and
Dr. Grey Faulkenberry, who split their time between saving lives in emergency rooms and building
MayJuun, a startup that's revolutionizing how medical data moves between hospitals. They share raw insights about why doctors are drowning in after-hours paperwork (known as "pajama time"), and how this digital burden is pushing medical professionals to their breaking point. But this isn't just another tech story. It's about doctors building for doctors, understanding the pain points from the frontlines, and creating solutions that actually work in the real world of medicine. Our guests break down complex topics like
FHIR (healthcare's data standard) into digestible insights and share their vision for a future where technology enhances rather than hinders patient care.
Key Conversations:
- Why current healthcare software is failing both doctors and patients
- The real cost of poor tech on physician mental health and patient care
- How MayJuun is building doctor-friendly solutions that just work
- The open-source revolution in healthcare tech (FHIR-FLI)
- What's really happening behind the scenes in hospital IT systems
Whether you're in healthcare, tech, or simply curious about how innovation happens in complex industries, this episode offers unique insights into the intersection of medicine and technology. Listen in as we explore how these physician-founders are working to give doctors more time for what matters most: taking care of patients.
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