The Holistic Entrepreneur
The Holistic Entrepreneur
Podcast Description
The Holistic Entrepreneur podcast features authentic conversations with innovative healthcare providers—from MDs to alternative practitioners—who share their unique approaches to patient care and business growth. Each episode uncovers both clinical insights and entrepreneurial strategies, revealing how successful practitioners build thriving practices while making a meaningful difference in their patients' lives.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes such as innovative healthcare practices, patient-centered care, and entrepreneurial strategies, with episodes that highlight specific approaches, like Dr. Skolnikoff's insights on functional medicine and emotional wellness as key factors in holistic health.
The Holistic Entrepreneur podcast features authentic conversations with innovative healthcare providers—from MDs to alternative practitioners—who share their unique approaches to patient care and business growth. Each episode uncovers both clinical insights and entrepreneurial strategies, revealing how successful practitioners build thriving practices while making a meaningful difference in their patients’ lives.
In this episode of The Holistic Entrepreneur Podcast, Zane has a powerful conversation with Ryder Olsen, a former military trauma professional turned founder of Modwella — a healthcare company delivering in-home wellness services including IV therapy, hormone replacement, weight loss programs, and anti-aging care.
Headquartered in Pleasant Grove, Utah, and operating in cities like Austin, TX, Las Vegas, NV, and Santa Rosa, CA, Modwella is redefining how patients receive care by bringing it directly to their homes.
Ryder opens up about his transition from military service to healthcare entrepreneurship, how Modwella was born during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the growing need for personalized, functional medicine in a post-pandemic world.
You’ll learn how iron deficiency anemia, hormonal health, and emotional well-being are often missed in traditional settings — and how Ryder’s team is addressing them at scale using a modern, mobile care model.
💡 What You’ll Learn:
- Why trust and convenience are key in home healthcare
- How Modwella scaled from a small team to 200+ nurses
- The importance of patient education in long-term wellness
- Insights into hormone balancing, anti-aging, and iron treatments
- Why Austin is a rising hub for personalized, tech-driven wellness
🎯 Whether you're a healthcare innovator, startup founder, or someone exploring functional medicine — this episode is packed with stories, insights, and inspiration.
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