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Angela Fusaro, MD, MBA
Physician 360 Founder | Digital Health Thought Leader
Angela Fusaro, MD, MBA, is a prominent figure in the healthcare sector, serving as the Co-Founder and CEO of Physician 360, a company focused on enhancing healthcare delivery through innovative digital solutions. With a strong background in medicine and business, she combines clinical expertise with executive leadership to drive advancements in digital health.
Education and Career
Dr. Fusaro holds a medical degree and an MBA, which equips her with a unique perspective on the intersection of healthcare and business. She has been involved in various initiatives aimed at improving patient care and access to healthcare services. Her educational background includes studies at Emory University's Goizueta Business School, where she honed her skills in management and strategy within the healthcare context.1
Leadership at Physician 360
Under her leadership at Physician 360, Dr. Fusaro has been instrumental in reimagining the healthcare delivery journey, particularly through the integration of technology and AI in patient triage and care management. Her vision emphasizes making healthcare more accessible and efficient for patients.12
Involvement in Venture Capital
In addition to her role at Physician 360, Dr. Fusaro has also engaged with the venture capital sector, focusing on investments in AI-driven B2B SaaS companies. This involvement reflects her commitment to fostering innovation within the healthcare industry.23
Dr. Fusaro's multifaceted expertise positions her as a key influencer in both healthcare delivery and digital health innovation.
Highlights
Interesting article in The Atlantic about the community knowledge related to parenting that has been lost in modern times.
"Parents today arguably face steeper expectations than ever before. Over the past half century or so, “intensive parenting” has become the norm in the United States: Child care, for many families, has turned into an all-consuming and hyper-expensive affair, not about just nurturing kids but cultivating them, with tutors and ballet and piano lessons. (Not every parent can afford to meet those standards, but even so, the majority aspire to them.) Advice books proliferate; TikTok influencers preach the benefits of different “parenting styles”; moms and dads now spend significantly more time with their kids than they did in the 1960s. But they aren’t necessarily better equipped for the job. The ways that people used to learn parenting have started falling apart, and the alternatives are not accessible enough to fill the gaps left behind."
Mom Talks expert Katie Greer shares a similar sentiment during our prep session. Ironically, you probably would've had access to more information about parenting if you were actually living in the 1940s, Katie Greer.
Please join us at Mom Talks for rich conversation on this topic and others. Use discount code SCHOOLSUPPLIES through Labor Day. Get tickets here: https://lnkd.in/gSg8Hesu
Full article here: https://lnkd.in/gv8hBHz2
It has been a long time since I was involved in a panel prep session where participants willingly spent an extra hour in conversation because the collective wisdom was so compelling. One of my favorite concepts was about comparison and how struggle is not objectively measurable. Like Brené Brown said, comparison is "the crush of conformity from one side and competition from the other—it’s trying to simultaneously fit in and stand out".
Thank you for your time and energy Ashley Mitchell Robyn Brookshire Kimberly Latrice Jones Shelly Stover, AMFT Carly Snyder, MD Mary Carlson, Ph.D., CFP®, AFC®Chemyeeka Tumblin, MSPH, LMFT, PMH-C, CD Katie Greer Amanda Rigell!
Please join us at Mom Talks ATL, details below: Date: Friday, November 8, 2024 Time: 8 am to 5 pm Location: Miller-Ward Alumni House, Emory University Tickets: Limited to just 200 spaces! Promo pricing: $149 (use code: SCHOOLSUPPLIES) Fine print: Ticket includes expert programming, unlimited coffee and tea, lunch from a local business, and onsite parking.
A few FAQs:
- There is wifi and a lot of space to take calls/Zooms so if you need to work remotely during part of the day, that is an option.
- The event is for anyone that wants to be more connected to the motherhood concept. While some of the programming might gear more toward a particular phase of life, there will be opportunity for break-out learning for every niche. We have found that motherhood is a source of real deviation from expectation for everyone (e.g. finding yourself in unanticipated situations like you are a mother or child receiving a diagnosis of illness, not having the relationship you want with your mother, not being the mother you envisioned, grief related to your mother, etc.). There is a lot to learn from the realization that our experience is so unique, and also so shared. 3. The event is not-for-profit. There is a back-to-school promo rate until Labor Day with code: SCHOOLSUPPLIES
