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Artificial intelligence can sound intimidating—but what if it’s actually making healthcare more human?

In this episode, we sit down with Bayhealth's vice president and Chief Health Information Officer, Jonathan Kaufmann, DO, who is passionate about using today’s technology (and tomorrow’s) to improve care, transparency and efficiency in healthcare. From AI tools during appointments that help doctors focus more on patients, to generative systems that summarize clinical notes and surface insights that might otherwise be missed, we explore how AI is already changing care behind the scenes.

We’ll talk about the real benefits—stronger patient-doctor relationships, reduced burnout, better access to information—as well as the very real challenges, risks, and hurdles to adoption. Most importantly, we’ll discuss what all of this means for you as a patient, parent, or community member, and why AI may become a trusted companion throughout every phase of care. Whether you’re curious, cautious, or just wondering how technology fits into the future of health, this conversation breaks it down in a way that’s practical, honest, and hopeful.

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Could your back pain or headache be more serious than you think? Is it a minor issue—or a sign you need a neurosurgeon? In this episode, featuring Bayhealth neurosurgeons Kaitlyn Melnick, MD and Aaron Sigler, DO we break down when spine surgery is truly necessary and when non-surgical treatments are enough.

If you're dealing with persistent back pain, nerve symptoms, or unexplained headaches, this episode delivers clear, practical guidance on when it’s time to see a specialist.

Learn more at Bayhealth.info/Neuro today.

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Obesity is one of the most complex and misunderstood health conditions—and it’s about far more than weight alone.

In this episode of Scrub In, we’re joined by Anirudha Goparaju, MD, FACS, to break down the real science behind obesity and why sustainable weight loss isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. From nutrition and exercise to bariatric surgery, weight loss medications and hormonal changes, this conversation tackles the physical and emotional realities people face on their health journey.

We discuss:

• Why obesity is a chronic medical condition—not a personal failure
• What sustainable weight loss actually looks like
• The role of nutrition, movement, and metabolism
• Bariatric surgery and weight loss medications: who they help and why

Whether you’re navigating weight loss yourself, supporting a loved one, or want evidence-based answers—this episode offers clarity, compassion and practical takeaways you can use right away.

🎧 Listen now and start thinking about health beyond the scale.

Find Dr. Goparaju here: https://bayhealth.info/Goparju