This is the worst care scenario for patients ☝️ When mobile care disappears, there isn’t a backup plan - if care doesn’t come to them, staying home comes with real risk. And that real risk shows up as amputations, mortality, and outcomes no one wants to own. This moment forces a rethink of how we define “access” (and who our current models actually serve 👀) We discuss this and more in episode 98 of the podcast with Scott Nelson. Now available in Life Of Flow's channel. Go watch it now!

For years, wound care was shaped by a disconnect that had nothing to do with patients - now, that system is starting to crack 😨 When access disappears overnight, systems reveal what they were never built to handle (and who ultimately pays the price…) This is a necessary conversation we had in our latest episode with Scott Nelson. Check out Life Of Flow's channel to watch it now.

The ultimate tax hack 🤯 Take it from Kassidy Warren: One smart property, placed in service before year-end, can wipe out your federal tax bill for years. Want the full breakdown of how this can work for you? Check out our channel for the full conversation with Kassidy, only in this week's Life Of Flow episode 🎙️

A single Airbnb could change the trajectory of your life (you won't need ten side hustles, either!) 👀 Learn all about the approach Kassidy Warren uses to build real and long-term wealth in the latest Life of Flow episode. Go to our channel to get the full conversation!

The secret behind how high-income people grow wealth without working more 💸 Hear more about it from Kassidy Warren himself. Go to Life Of Flow's channel and watch the latest episode now!

Welcome to medicine: where you think you’re choosing one career… and somehow end up with two 🫠 Most physicians genuinely love the work: the craft, the patients, the ER. What wears them down is everything wrapped around it. The admin. The bureaucracy. The pressure that steals your time and chips away at your autonomy. Yes, the income is good.... but don't expect freedom. That’s why so many clinicians start looking outside medicine for leverage ☝️ Lucas explains it better than anyone. Want the full conversation? Check out our channel for the latest episode with Kassidy Warren.

We talk about fixing healthcare, but almost no one talks about this part ⬇️ The deeper you look into insurance denials, the harder it is to understand how nobody is doing anything about it. People are fighting for medically necessary services. Clinicians are fighting to keep patients safe. And the system keeps shifting the burden onto the people least equipped to carry it. So how do we build enough pressure to force real change? If you work in healthcare, or you’ve watched a family member get caught in this maze, this will feel familiar. Want the full conversation on the topic? Go to our channel to catch the latest Life Of Flow's episode with Neal Shah.

There’s a strange gap in how we pay for care in America. We cover the most expensive parts - we spend even more when someone falls, gets an infection, or ends up in the ER. But the kind of support that prevents those situations, the companion who keeps someone safe, stable, and connected at home, isn't treated as essential. So why does this gap exist? And what would it take to change it? In this week’s episode, Neal Shah breaks down why home support is left out of the current model… and what happens when you flip the system to invest earlier instead of reacting later. Go to Life Of Flow's channel to find the full episode with Neal Shah!

Most breakthroughs in care come from noticing what everyone else overlooks 👀 Instead of forcing people to navigate agencies, referrals, and guesswork, Neal Shah asked a different question: "What if we built a system that connects both sides, safely and reliably?" In this episode, Shah explains how an overlooked workforce of healthcare students (motivated, skilled, and excited for real experience) could close the gaps families face when long-term support becomes essential. Want to hear the full conversation? Go to our channel to find the latest episode with Neal Shah.

This is the unspoken truth of home care... Many people are paying premium rates for professional support, yet the quality doesn’t match the cost. Care workers are underpaid, turnover is high, and families are left trying to bridge the gap. Caregiving ends up becoming a second job that millions of Americans are quietly carrying on their shoulders. Everyone loses, especially the families who already feel stretched thin and guilty for not being able to do more. Want a clearer picture of how this system really works behind the scenes? Go to our channel to watch the newest episode of The Life of Flow with Dr. Neal Shah.