
Nathan Baar is the Founder and CEO of HealthBar, which offers custom health services provided by skilled clinicians. He is also the Co-founder and Partner of DecentraCare, a healthcare staffing company, and the Board President at Nurses Saving Nurses, an organization empowering nurses. As a registered nurse, Nathan combines business and clinical healthcare.
Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:
- [2:56] The origin and mission of HealthBar
- [5:13] Nathan Baar talks about the challenges he faced starting HealthBar
- [10:01] Processes for marketing a new business model
- [12:20] Overcoming the burden of entrepreneurship
- [14:37] A story of a patient who received lifesaving care from HealthBar
- [16:59] The importance of systems and processes
In this episode:
Disrupting a long-established business model is a huge undertaking, especially in industries resistant to radical change like healthcare. How can you execute a new business model effectively?
Having enabled access to preventative healthcare, Nathan Baar says that the key to initiating a revolutionary business model is to acquire early adopters. This involves guiding businesses or clients through a test phase and using the results for widespread education and implementation. Nathan also cites the role of strong processes in a new model’s long-term performance, emphasizing the importance of repeatable systems.
In today’s episode of Systems Simplified, Adi Klevit chats with Nathan Baar, the Founder and CEO of HealthBar, about how he subverted traditional healthcare models using sound systems and processes. He describes how to market a new business model, how he navigates the burden of entrepreneurship, and how a patient received lifesaving care from HealthBar.
Resources mentioned in this episode:
- Adi Klevit on LinkedIn
- Business Success Consulting Group
- Nathan Baar on LinkedIn
- HealthBar
- “Breaking the Barriers to Process Implementation With Jon LoDuca” on Systems Simplified
- “Processes for Wisdom and Knowledge Transfer With Jon LoDuca” on Systems Simplified
- PlaybookBuilder
- Jon LoDuca on LinkedIn
Quotable Moments:
- "You have to be the change you want to see."
- "Healthcare should be maintained in our bodies in a preventative and proactive way."
- "It's not that you're not important anymore. You are not going to grow your business unless you can replicate."
- "Somebody has a father still in their lives because of the work we were doing."
- "We're not trying to replace [the healthcare system]; we're trying to prevent the need for a lot of that stuff."
Action Steps:
- Embrace innovation by questioning established industry norms: This encourages critical thinking and cultivates solutions that fit current and future needs.
- Use storytelling to explain new concepts: Stories humanize abstract ideas and foster stronger connections with the audience.
- Seek early adopters for testing and refining new ideas: This engages a dedicated user group to provide feedback and support the evolution of the product or service.
- Develop repeatable and documented processes: This ensures consistency, aids in scaling the business, and maintains quality across the board.
- Cultivate a mindset of collaborative growth instead of competitive hoarding: This enhances the potential for widespread adoption and improvement within the industry.
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