Titans of Healthcare
Titans of Healthcare
Podcast Description
Hosted by Justin Bellante, founder of Titan Placement Group, Titans of Healthcare is a podcast dedicated to highlighting the leaders, innovators, and changemakers making an impact in the healthcare industry. Each episode dives into the challenges and successes of healthcare leadership, recruitment, and community impact, offering listeners a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to drive meaningful change in healthcare.
From navigating workforce shortages to fostering community health, our conversations aim to inspire decision-makers, hiring managers, and healthcare professionals with action
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast explores themes such as healthcare leadership, recruitment strategies, community health challenges, and innovative workforce solutions. Episodes delve into topics like the importance of financial literacy for HR leaders, the mission-driven focus of Federally Qualified Health Centers, and trends in healthcare staffing, providing listeners with actionable insights and inspiring stories from industry experts.
Hosted by Justin Bellante, founder of Titan Placement Group, Titans of Community Health spotlights the leaders and innovators advancing access to care and health equity. Each episode explores the people, ideas, and organizations strengthening community health across America, sharing insights on leadership, workforce, and sustainability that inspire action and lasting impact.
In this episode of Titans of Healthcare, host Justin Bellante sits down with Dr. Carl D. Paige (Chief Medical Officer) and Terry Paige (CEO), the husband-and-wife team behind the Medical Transformation Center in Louisville, Kentucky. They’ve spent three decades building businesses together and the last decade-plus building MTC—a practice devoted to cellular medicine: optimizing energy production, immune balance, gut health, and recovery so the whole system performs better. From EOS-driven leadership to lab-backed protocols, they explain how culture, process, and science combine to move care from reactive “sick care” to proactive transformation.
Key Takeaways
• Cellular First: MTC treats at the cell level—mitochondria, biochemistry, immune modulation, and inflammation—so organs and systems can follow.
• From Primary Care to Regenerative: After ~30 years in traditional IM/Peds, Dr. Paige shifted to functional/regenerative medicine to solve “unsolved” cases and ditch the one-diagnosis/one-drug treadmill.
• Culture & EOS: Clear values (compassion, collaboration, commitment to action, critical thinking) + the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) let a 3-person clinic scale to a 19-person center.
• Outcomes in the Real World: Common wins include recovery from long-COVID–style fatigue/brain fog, autoimmune symptom improvement, and natural fertility restoration by optimizing health—not chasing one symptom.
• New Modalities: They’re excited by pairing focused transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) with regenerative products (e.g., exosome-based approaches) to target tissue more effectively.
• Leadership Lessons: Hire for values, hold people accountable, and don’t “catch the ball” for underperformance. Slow down to build SOPs so you can scale fast.
• Proactive > Reactive: Patients increasingly want data-driven longevity and healthspan; clinicians who ignore this shift will be left behind.
• Biohacking—with Brains: Lots of innovation, but also noise; trained clinicians must separate trends from traps and insist on mechanism + evidence.
Dr. Carl & Terry Paige / Medical Transformation Center
Website: medicaltransformationcenter.com
Location: Louisville, KY
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Keywords
cellular medicine, regenerative medicine, exosomes, TMS, longevity, healthspan, functional medicine, gut health, mitochondria, autoimmune, fertility, long COVID, EOS, leadership, SOPs, proactive care, patient experience, Medical Transformation Center, Louisville
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