AHIP Podcast: Reimagining Senior Care with Joel Theisen and Hilary Marden-Resnik

Jul 27, 2022
Meaghan Puglisi
1-min Read

AHIP is the national association for members who provide health care coverage, services, and solutions to hundreds of millions of Americans every day. Joel Theisen, Lifespark CEO, and Hilary Marden-Resnik, UCare CEO joined AHIP’s podcast ‘Next Big Thing in Health,’ to share a bit more about our unique partnership and what this means for providing affordable and accessible services for all seniors in Minnesota.

Listen in as Joel and Hilary share everything from community-based care to technology and how new approaches are helping seniors feel less isolated and better cared-for: Reimagining Senior Care by The Next Big Thing in Health (soundcloud.com)

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