Welcome to another episode of Impact Unfiltered! In today’s show, Philippe sits down with Morgan Honea, a seasoned healthcare leader based in Denver, Colorado. Morgan brings over 25 years of experience spanning nonprofit public health, rural healthcare, data and technology, and health systems innovation. Together, they dive into why our current fee-for-service healthcare system just isn’t working, especially for underserved and rural communities, and explore new models centered around direct pay and patient-first care.Morgan shares stories from his early days on a rural mission trip, experiences running health centers and health information exchanges, and what drives him and his team to rethink what healthcare could look like—where the community’s needs set the priorities, and cost and transparency aren’t barriers to care.Whether you’re a disruptor, a provider, or just someone who’s tired of the status quo, you’ll find inspiration and practical tips here about impacting your community, navigating the industry, and never being afraid to break the mold. Strap in for an honest, hopeful conversation about changing healthcare from the ground up!
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On this episode of Impact Unfiltered, we shine a spotlight on impactful leadership and legacy in Native American communities. Recorded live from the Self Governance 2025 conference—the 50-year celebration of tribal self-determination—host Philippe welcomes Wallace Apland, Chief Financial Officer of the Ho Chunk Nation Department of Health. Wally shares how his unique role stretches far beyond managing budgets, as he helps tribal members access vital healthcare benefits and supports holistic community wellness. With engaging personal stories and insights from years of experience, Wally reflects on the power of self-governance, the importance of mentorship for future leaders, and the life-changing impact of giving tribal members access to quality healthcare. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about innovation, perseverance, and the enduring ripple effect of positive change in tribal country.
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Today, we’re joined by Dr. Marty Lofgren, Medical Director of the Absentee Shawnee Health System. From his roots on the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe reservation to leading a Native health system in Oklahoma, Dr. Lofgren shares his journey and the impact of community-focused care.We talk about expanding pharmacy access, promoting wellness through small initiatives like “100 miles in 100 days,” and the challenges facing Native healthcare today. Dr. Lofgren also reflects on leadership, legacy, and building systems rooted in connection.
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Welcome back to Impact Unfiltered, the podcast where we dive deep into the stories of leaders who are making real waves in healthcare, business, and community. In this special episode, part of our Tribal Impact Series recorded live from Self Governance 2025, host Philippe sits down with Dr. Joseph Nicholas Heinen and Daniel Boudreaux of Vestra Tribal Care. Together, they unpack the unique challenges and opportunities facing tribal communities when it comes to healthcare access and quality.Dr. Heinen, a family practice physician with nearly 15 years' experience working alongside tribal nations, shares how Vestra Tribal Care helps tribes open and expand on-site clinics—whether for casinos, tribal clinics, or community centers—tailoring solutions to each community’s unique needs. Daniel Boudreaux, CEO and co-owner, highlights the importance of continuity and holistic support for both tribal members and employees, addressing common misconceptions and emphasizing the power of tribes becoming healthcare leaders in their communities.
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