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HITea With Grace

HITea With Grace

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 HITea with Grace, hosted by digital health expert Grace Vinton, spotlights women leaders in the healthcare IT and pharma innovation sector. What sets Grace's podcast apart is the intentional inclusion of women patient and caregiver leaders in the dialogue – whose perspectives are often overlooked in conversations about healthcare and research innovation. As a patient advocate, digital health influencer, and award-winning healthcare communications professional, Grace is deeply committed to promoting technologies that save lives and amplifying patient and caregiver voices in the process. She is well-known for telling powerful innovation stories and educating the industry on emerging trends, helping shape industry categories. Grace has interviewed over 80 women leaders on her podcast to date, magnifying their industry know-how, as well as their personal and professional stories. Her commitment extends beyond the microphone, actively contributing to the evolution of patient-driven healthcare and technology. Grace's standout quality lies in her audacious goal: to engage with every woman leader in the healthcare industry – spanning care, research, informatics, funding – and challenge them to incorporate real patient and caregiver voices and experiences into their work. Hygiène et vie saine Maladie et pathologies physiques
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  • Brianna Fitchett Spills the Tea on Modernizing Autism Education and Care Models to Empower Families

    Brianna Fitchett Spills the Tea on Modernizing Autism Education and Care Models to Empower Families
    Feb 17 2026
    Welcome back to HITea With Grace, where we spill the tea on healthcare IT, innovation, and the women driving change. In this episode, Grace is joined by Brianna Fitchett, Vice President of Clinical Impact at Catalight, for a candid conversation about the future of autism and intellectual and developmental disability (I/DD) education and care. Brianna shares her career journey from behavior therapist to healthcare leader, and offers a firsthand look at the growing challenges facing the autism care ecosystem; including workforce shortages, long wait times for diagnosis and services, and clinician burnout. With autism prevalence now at 1 in 31 in the U.S., the demand for care has never been higher. Together, Grace and Brianna dive into: How parent-mediated and research-backed care models are reshaping autism services What it really takes to close the research-to-practice gap in behavioral health The role of virtual learning platforms and scalable clinician training How data-driven, outcome-focused education improves both clinician confidence and family outcomes Catalight Academy and the vision behind the Elevate Your Impact conference What the next 5–10 years could look like for autism and I/DD care As always, the conversation wraps with Brianna’s advice for women in healthcare and health IT. Pour yourself a cup and join us!
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    25 min
  • Dr. Sarah E. Matt Spills the Tea on the Quiet Rural Renaissance and the Future of Care

    Dr. Sarah E. Matt Spills the Tea on the Quiet Rural Renaissance and the Future of Care
    Feb 10 2026
    Welcome back to HITea With Grace, where we spill the tea on healthcare IT. This episode takes a hard look beyond the AI hype cycle and into the past, present, future of care in rural America. Grace is joined by Dr. Sarah E. Matt, MD, MBA, healthcare strategist, bestselling author of The Borderless Healthcare Revolution, and former Oracle executive, for a candid conversation about what is really shaping the future of healthcare in 2026 and beyond. While headlines focus on AI everywhere and all at once, Dr. Matt argues the real transformation is a quiet rural renaissance happening in places many investors and innovators overlook. Together, they dig into where capital is actually flowing in healthcare, why geography still determines life expectancy, and why so many well-funded digital health pilots fall apart the moment they hit a rural emergency department on a busy night. This episode explores: Why zip code still predicts outcomes despite decades of innovation The difference between digital infrastructure and human infrastructure What hospital boards are missing about physician burnout right now Why rural hospitals struggle to scale innovation and how some break the cycle How AI risks widening the rural care gap if leaders are not intentional Why workforce shortages are a design failure, not just a staffing problem The uncomfortable truths health system leaders are avoiding about rural care Dr. Matt also shares insights from her work on borderless care, including the single regulatory change that could unlock real progress and why it has not happened yet. As always, HITea With Grace closes by getting personal. Dr. Matt reflects on how she does her best work, how she navigates challenges, and what advice she has for women building careers in healthcare and health IT today. And of course, we wrap with tea, mugs, and the stories behind them. 🎧 If you care about the future of healthcare beyond urban innovation hubs, this episode is a must-listen. Cheers!
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    18 min
  • Dr. Anita Phung Spills the Tea on Women's Research and the Data Gap in Longevity

    Dr. Anita Phung Spills the Tea on Women's Research and the Data Gap in Longevity
    Feb 4 2026
    In this episode of HITea, Grace is joined by Anita Phung, MD, Research Physician at Lindus Health, for a thoughtful and timely discussion on how clinical research has historically overlooked women and what that means for diagnosis delays, treatment gaps, and long-term health outcomes. Together, they unpack why women’s longevity isn’t just about lifestyle hacks or wellness trends, but about who gets studied, how trials are designed, and whose data is actually driving medical decisions. Dr. Phung shares her career journey into clinical research, explains how male-centered trial designs still influence today’s guidelines and health tech, and explores why women remain underrepresented in research, especially during key life stages like perimenopause and menopause. The conversation also dives into: How delayed diagnoses quietly compound over time for women Why decentralized and remote trials are critical for real-world participation Where the biggest research gaps still exist in women’s aging, hormones, and chronic disease How women can actively help close the data gap through trials, wearables, and advocacy As always, we close out HITea With Grace by getting personal, talking about how Dr. Phung does her best work, overcomes challenges, and what advice she has for women navigating healthcare and research today. And of course, we end on a lighter note with tea, mugs, and the stories behind them ☕️ 🎧 Tune in for a conversation that blends science, systems, and lived experience and challenges us to rethink what it really takes to support women’s long-term health. Cheers!
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    21 min
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