Can you fix the U.S. healthcare system while leading a fully remote team? According to Bhargav Raman, the answer is yes, but only if you build mission alignment, strong systems, and access to the right information.

In this episode of Remote First Innovators, hosts Robert Phelps and Jake Gump sit down with Bhargav Raman, Cofounder, Clinical Strategy & Analytics at Ten Ten Ten. Bhargav shares how his path from radiology and startups led him to build remote teams and launch a nonprofit focused on improving the U.S. healthcare system.

Discover why mission alignment matters for remote teams, how the right tools help companies scale, why access to information improves decisions, and how Bhargav is using data, transparency, and first principles to push for change in U.S. healthcare.

In this episode you'll learn: ✔ Why mission alignment matters for remote teams ✔ How to scale remote teams with the right systems ✔ Why auditing and oversight become important as teams grow ✔ How to hire and onboard remote employees ✔ Why startups should avoid too many tools early on ✔ How AI is changing software development ✔ Why access to information helps teams make better decisions ✔ How regular one-on-ones improve remote leadership ✔ How price transparency could improve U.S. healthcare ✔ How 10-10-10 aims to drive healthcare reform

Whether you're a startup founder, remote team leader, healthcare innovator, entrepreneur, or business owner, this conversation is packed with practical insights on building stronger remote teams and better systems.

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