you need to be so deep in this understanding and really in touch with what it is that you're

solving who you're helping and put yourself in their shoes that is how to win obviously

incredibly important to pick the right tools to find the right ways to buy yourself back time.

But ultimately, if you don't understand the problem and you don't understand who you're trying

to help and how you can help them, the best code in the world is going nowhere.

So my name is Erin Karam, the chief technology officer and head of product and prepared health.

This is Code Story, a podcast bringing you interviews with tech visionaries who share in the critical moments of what it takes to change in industry and build and lead a team that has your back.

I'm your host, Noah Labhart, and today how Aaron Karam enabled the real-time info exchange between the hospitals and home health care providers.

All this and more on Code Story.

Erin Karam was a kid interested in everything.

She played music, she was into sports, and into computers and programming.

She continues to have well-rounded interests today,

running marathons, coaching her kids' sports teams,

and teaching them how to play music.

Being from a healthcare family,

she was always looking for purpose

and doing a job that meant something.

And five years ago, she jumped on board

to build prepared health after

latching on to the story and vision of the company. She set out to positively impact the world

by enabling the real-time exchange of information between health care providers and home health

professionals.

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