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Kristen Bell in Podcasts

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Kristen Bell, a nurse practitioner who worked for UnitedHealth.

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The Kyle & Jackie O Show
Kevin Hart's got a batch of bad feet! 🦶💩

Kristen Bell, she's... Have you ever seen... What's her new show?

Out of Character
148 - Vivet La Nvidia

Katsokaa Dax Shepard ja Christian Bellin Share-podcastissa. Siinä hän kertoo oikeastaan isoja asioita hänelle, mutta sitten... Mutta pitää ymmärtää heidän matkansa myös. Se on totta, mutta kun puhutaan siitä, miten haluat, että olisit parempi ennen matkustamista... Se on sellainen huomio vanhemmista kaupoista. Sinun täytyy katsoa Sharen videon, koska hän tanssi Sharen kanssa. Hän tanssi Sharen kanssa.

Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
D'Arcy Carden Returns

Oh, Kristen mentioned this.

The Toast
Health is Wealth: Thursday, October 23rd, 2025

Kristen Bell and Adam Brody are back, bringing more swoon-worthy moments to season two of Nobody Wants This.

The Journal.
Medicare, Inc. Part 1: How Insurers Make Billions From Medicare

If the quanta flow showed decreased blood flow, Kristen was supposed to conclude that the patient had peripheral artery disease. But she says she was uncomfortable making such a definitive diagnosis just based on the device, especially since elderly people often have decreased blood flow.

The Journal.
Medicare, Inc. Part 1: How Insurers Make Billions From Medicare

Like peripheral artery disease. It's a serious condition where blood vessels get narrower, and in some cases, it can lead to amputations. A House Calls training manual reviewed by the investigations team advised nurse practitioners like Kristen to diagnose peripheral artery disease based on results from a device called the Quantiflow.

The Journal.
Medicare, Inc. Part 1: How Insurers Make Billions From Medicare

According to the data seen by the journal team, UnitedHealth Medicare Advantage members were about 15 times as likely to have a diagnosis of diabetic cataracts compared to the average patient in traditional Medicare. It was this unusual condition that Kristen, the nurse practitioner with House Calls, says she was encouraged to put down on patient charts.