Building Better Care is the podcast for the people running, staffing, and transforming home and community-based care. If you have insight this industry needs — we want you on the mic.
Apply to Be a Guest → 🎙️ Season 1 · Remote · Free for Guests
Our audience is full of healthcare operators, administrators, and decision-makers. We book guests who have something real to say — and the credibility to back it up.
DONs, facility directors, and operations leaders running complex care environments
Workforce strategists tackling retention, recruitment, and the staffing crisis head-on
Professionals who bridge clinical care with community support and family guidance
The people who make the critical post-acute transition work — and know what breaks it
Those driving change at the regulatory, legislative, and industry-organization level
Entrepreneurs and operators reimagining how care is delivered, staffed, and sustained
Attorneys and advisors helping families navigate the financial realities of long-term care
Clinical educators, CEU providers, and workforce development leaders building the next generation of caregivers
Being a guest isn't just an interview. It's a platform, a connection, and a positioning move — for you and your organization.
Our listeners are the same healthcare professionals, administrators, and operators who influence referrals, partnerships, and hiring decisions.
Being a published podcast guest is a credential that follows you. We promote across Norwill's channels — LinkedIn, email, and the Building Better Care platform.
Every guest becomes part of the Building Better Care community — access to Norwill's referral network, co-marketing opportunities, and ongoing collaboration.
We feature your title, your organization, and your contact information. Your episode is a trust asset your team can use.
You'll receive your episode in full — shareable on LinkedIn, embeddable on your site, and usable in your own outreach.
Season 1 guests become the founding voices of this platform. The professionals who show up first are remembered longest.
"The conversations I want to have on this show are the ones that usually only happen in hallways after conferences — the real ones, about what's actually broken, what's actually working, and what it takes to lead in this industry without burning out or burning bridges."
The Norwill Podcast · Bi-Weekly · Remote
Building Better Care is Norwill Healthcare's flagship podcast — a bi-weekly conversation series focused on the people doing the real work of home and community-based care.
We don't do surface-level interviews. Every episode is a working conversation — practical, opinionated, and grounded in what healthcare leaders actually face in the field.
The show is part of Norwill's broader Building Better Care platform, which also includes the Life In the Middle YouTube channel — giving guests reach across both a professional B2B audience and the family caregiver community.
These are the conversations our audience needs to hear — and where the most compelling guests are already doing the work.
How top operators are solving the caregiver shortage — creative pipelines, culture, comp models, and what actually reduces turnover
What it looks like to lead when the margin for error is low, the stakes are human, and the team is stretched
The real tradeoffs — cost, continuity, compliance, and when each model makes sense for different facility types
Staying ahead of audits, state requirements, and documentation demands without drowning your clinical staff in paperwork
How healthcare organizations build the referral relationships that actually work
Honoring the person at the center — practical conversations about autonomy, dignity, and what person-centered care actually requires
Operations, marketing, referral development, and the decisions that separate agencies that scale from those that plateau
Technology, policy shifts, demographic change — what's coming and how forward-thinking operators are already preparing
We respect your time and your expertise. The process is simple, low-pressure, and designed to make you look great.
We review every application and respond within 3–5 business days. If it's a fit, you'll hear from us directly to schedule.
We'll schedule a short 10-min alignment call before recording — no surprises. Questions are shared in advance so you come prepared.
All episodes record remotely — from your office, your home, wherever works. No travel. No studio. Just a strong internet connection.
Focused, high-value conversations — long enough to go deep, short enough to stay tight. We don't pad. We don't ramble.
You'll have the opportunity to review your episode before it goes live. We want you to feel proud of it — not surprised by it.
Your episode is promoted across Norwill's LinkedIn, email list, and the Building Better Care platform. We tag you, your org, and give you assets to share.
Tell us who you are and what you'd bring to the conversation. We respond to every application within 3–5 business days.
🔒 Your information is used only for guest booking and will not be sold or shared.
source: podcast-guest-landing, type: podcast-guest, route to the Podcast Guest Pipeline.Fill out the form above. We review every submission and respond within 3–5 business days — no ghost-reads, no black holes.
If we're a fit, we'll schedule a short call to align on your episode topic, confirm the format, and share questions in advance.
Remote, relaxed, and focused. Most guests say it felt more like a real conversation than an interview — that's exactly the goal.
You review before it airs. We handle all promotion — you get assets, your episode link, and a place in the Building Better Care community.
There aren't many places where healthcare operators get to speak honestly about the real challenges — not the polished conference-talk version. This is the kind of show the industry has been missing.
I've been on podcasts that felt transactional — you record, it disappears. Building Better Care felt like a real conversation with someone who actually understands this work. And the promotion they put behind it was genuinely impressive.
Being a guest connected me to a network of referral partners I wouldn't have reached otherwise. The episode still drives conversations six months later — that's the kind of content that actually works.