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Sep 30, 2026
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Continuing education credits, including ADP, maintenance of certification, for physicians and other healthcare professionals, are provided by the Penn Medicine Continuing Medical and Interprofessional Education.
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Leigh SharmaHOST
Dr.
Leigh SharmaHOST
King is a professor of clinical medicine in Penn Medicine's Division of Hospital Medicine and a physician leader at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.
Leigh SharmaHOST
With extensive experience in quality improvement, patient safety, and interdisciplinary leadership, he works closely with nursing and operational partners to advance initiatives that improve both patient and workforce safety.
Leigh SharmaHOST
I'm happy to introduce Natalie Plastino.
Nicole LeonardCORRESPONDENT
National data shows that buprenorphine availability became more common in emergency departments between 2019 and 2025, especially in urban areas.
Nicole LeonardCORRESPONDENT
But Dr. Jean-Marie Perron of Penn Medicine's Center for Addiction Medicine and Policy says rural hospitals have been slower to expand access compared to hospitals in major cities.
Nicole LeonardCORRESPONDENT
She says that might be because there are fewer long-term outpatient treatment programs for patients to go to once they leave.
Jean-Marie PerroneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Rural emergency physicians are probably worried about how to arrange follow-up for these patients.
Walter PerezHOST
Well, the rain didn't stop runners from helping Flyers mascot Gritty celebrate his birthday.
Walter PerezHOST
Penn Medicine hosted the annual Gritty 5K, benefiting Flyers charities this morning.
Walter PerezHOST
The chorus took runners through FDR Park with plenty of Gritty-themed fun along the way.
Walter PerezHOST
It all ended back at the arena with a fan fest ahead of tonight's preseason game versus the Capitals.
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This week, we bring you a roundtable discussion recorded at IWCAR T2026, exploring advances in cellular therapies for solid tumours.
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Chaired by Marco Davila of Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Centre and Kadaa Katani of Moffitt Cancer Centre, The panel includes Nathan Welty of Penn Medicine, Eric Smith of Dana-Farber Cancer Center, Sebastian Cobalt of Ludwig Maximilian University, and Yihan Zhu of Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center.
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Together, they discuss how to overcome the barriers in treating solid tumors with cellular therapies, exploring scalability issues, cytokine features, and in vivo gene therapy.
Marco DavilaMODERATOR
Hey, my name is Mark Wadavula.
Jack GambleHOST
But the pandemic and the shift to remote work took its toll on occupancy, and demand never recovered.
Jack GambleHOST
The complex was just 28% leased as of the end of June, according to the most recent servicer commentary, with tenants including the University of Pennsylvania Health System and mortgage insurance company Radiant Guarantee.
Jack GambleHOST
Or guarantee, I don't know.
Jack GambleHOST
All right, 28% leased.
Richard BosshardtGUEST
The founder is a nephrologist by the name of Stanley Goldfarb.
Richard BosshardtGUEST
And Dr. Goldfarb was for many, many years on staff at the University of Pennsylvania Medical Center.
Richard BosshardtGUEST
He was also the associate dean for curriculum and very involved with the medical school and the students.
Richard BosshardtGUEST
And he's a very, very prominent nephrologist, extensively published, very respected.
Joshua LiuHOST
Who do we have on the pod this week?
Alan SardanaHOST
This week we had Anna Schoenbaum, chief digital applications officer at Penn Medicine.
Joshua LiuHOST
We promised Anna we would talk about some fun facts she taught us about Penn Medicine, so I can't really ask you th- these questions because you already know the answers to them, so I guess, I mean-
Alan SardanaHOST
You know what? We'll ask the audience, and we'll just give a pause for the answer, and then we'll answer it.
Joshua LiuHOST
Sure, sure.
Joshua LiuHOST
Okay.
Joshua LiuHOST
Well, do, do you know, like, how many years Penn Medicine has been around for? Is that the pause?
Alan SardanaHOST
[laughs] That was the pause.
Robbie ChrismanHOST
Several years ago, the Southwest General Health Center received a $1.25 million donation from the Cosgrove Family Foundation to support the hospital's maternity unit renovation and expansion project, and in subsequent years has received much more.
Robbie ChrismanHOST
Stan Middleman, the CEO of Freedom Mortgage, Philadelphia-based... gave Philadelphia-based Penn Medicine a $50 million gift that will establish the Middleman Center at Penn Medicine and launch a new fund.
Robbie ChrismanHOST
It's designed to support scientific discoveries at Penn Medicine, including early-stage research in cancer, autoimmune diseases, and infectious diseases.
Robbie ChrismanHOST
And that's after a quick Google search.
Robbie ChrismanHOST
I'm sure there are countless examples and many more.
Mark CubanGUEST
You would think, you know, any hospital would be able to buy at a good price, but turns out that's not the case.
Mark CubanGUEST
And so we created Cost Plus Marketplace, and you can see what we're doing there if you go to business.costplusdrugs.com. And there we do the same thing we do for, um, patients, where for hospitals like Penn Medical, CHS, and many others, um, we have a small markup.
Mark CubanGUEST
It varies some depending on, on the product, but, um, we're b- able to sell far less expensively than most of the current distributors, and we're saving hospitals a million, two million, four million dollars a year.
Mark CubanGUEST
So that's fundamentally our business.
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