Michigan Medicine
medical center and school of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, MIwww.michiganmedicine.org
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Oct 5, 2026
Sam WebbHOST
Before you go, tell the folks about the great work that you're doing with the Eisenberg Family Depression Center.
Will HeiningerGUEST
Yeah, Sam, Eisenberg Family Depression Center, part of Michigan Medicine, and I work on the outreach team doing our mental health programming in schools and universities and even in some corporate areas, but Yeah, really trying to improve mental health outcomes by going upstream and helping to educate the population.
Sam WebbHOST
All right.
Sam WebbHOST
Will, as always, my friend, appreciate your time.
Marschall RungeGUEST
One is that in today's world, um, medical students are not going into primary care.
Marschall RungeGUEST
Um, so to take the University of Michigan Medical School, for example, I bet a quarter of the class comes in saying, "I want to do primary care," meaning family medicine, general medicine, general pediatrics.
Marschall RungeGUEST
Uh, by the time they graduate, it's...
Marschall RungeGUEST
if it's 10%, that's a great year for us.
Ziggy KozickiHOST
Uh, and they're probably one of the biggest, but we also have, uh, other players that are a part of it.
Ziggy KozickiHOST
Right now, University of Michigan Health System is on the march, uh, moving across the state, uh, purchasing hospitals, taking over, uh, practices, developing a model that is based on what the university's long-term mission is.
Ziggy KozickiHOST
It'll be interesting to see how that impacts healthcare costs over the long term.
Ziggy KozickiHOST
Um, you know, we're, we're seeing that...
Chris BoyerHOST
I'm familiar.
Chris BoyerHOST
And Rose Glenn, who was the former CMO of Michigan Medicine, and she's been a full-time teacher on marketing communications at University of Michigan for a number of years.
Chris BoyerHOST
And we sat down and talked about the current state.
Chris BoyerHOST
of education for healthcare marketers and communicators.
Rose GlennGUEST
I was in the C-suite at four different health systems.
Rose GlennGUEST
That was for about 30 years.
Rose GlennGUEST
And most recently was at Michigan Medicine, which is the University of Michigan Health and the medical school.
Rose GlennGUEST
And currently I do a little bit of consulting on the side with communication strategy, branding, and a little bit around executive coaching.
Tony MichaelsGUEST
We are so excited to have them back.
Tony MichaelsGUEST
University of Michigan Health, C.S. Mott Children's Hospital.
Tony MichaelsGUEST
They control the pediatric side of our sponsorship.
Tony MichaelsGUEST
And C.S. Mott is as good as it gets in America.
Tony MichaelsGUEST
We are so excited to have them back.
Tony MichaelsGUEST
University of Michigan Health, C.S. Mott Children's Hospital.
Tony MichaelsGUEST
They control the pediatric side of our sponsorship and C.S. Mott is as good as it gets in America.
Tony MichaelsGUEST
And, of course, the Skillman Foundation, Angelique Power and her team.
Ryan TanakaHOST
Their first patient is a 68-year-old woman in Michigan with a motor neuron disease that took her speech.
Ryan TanakaHOST
She was implanted in June at University of Michigan Health with their Connexis device, which has 421 electrodes, and in September, she generated her own sentences in real time, answered open-ended questions, and spoke with her grandchildren on a live phone call.
Ryan TanakaHOST
The first sentence she chose to say on her own was, "Okay, I have a lot to say." And when the neurosurgeon asked what she would tell someone considering the study, she said, "Don't be afraid.
Ryan TanakaHOST
It's a wonderful experience to help others by participation in research." Paradromics CEO Matt Angle shared, "She determines what she wants to say, and the system enables her to say it." Secondly, Science Corporation, the company founded by Neuralink's former president Max Hodak, posted this.
Rich SheridanGUEST
So I'll give you an example.
Rich SheridanGUEST
What do I mean when I say that? We rebuilt the organ transplant information system at the University of Michigan Health System.
Rich SheridanGUEST
The data inside that system was literally holding the lives of patients in his hands.
Rich SheridanGUEST
That one of our emergencies occurred in that system.
Matt DavisHOST
Music and engineering for this podcast was provided by Dan Langa.
Matt DavisHOST
More information is available at www.danlanga.com. Mining Memory is part of the Michigan Medicine Podcast Network.
Matt DavisHOST
Find more shows at michiganmedicine.org slash podcasts.
Matt DavisHOST
Support for this podcast comes from the National Institute on Aging at the National Institutes of Health, as well as the Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation at the University of Michigan.
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Frank BeckmanHOST
Michigan football is brought to you in part by the men and women of the University of Michigan Health System, whose triumphs and rewards are realized from working together.
Frank BeckmanHOST
That is the Michigan
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