The Health Design Podcast: Michael Fratkin
An interview with Dr. Michael Fratkin on The Health Design Podcast with Moyez Jiwa, 8/14/20. “I don’t take care of any patients. I take care [...]
6 Months or Less Episode 8: Manuel
An interview with Manuel Santaella by Alexandra Salmon on the 6 Months or Less podcast. Some people live life in a constant dance with mortality. [...]
Leadership lessons from the end of life
An in-depth interview with Dr. Michael Fratkin by David Shifrin of the High Stakes podcast at The Art of Change by Jarrard Phillips Cate & [...]
Resolution Care Network with Dr. Michael Fratkin
An interview with Dr. Michael Fratkin by Sheryl Smith on the engAGING conversations podcast at sherylsmithrn.com. "Technology and advances in medicine have increased our longevity. As [...]
Michael Fratkin: Soft Landings
By Stephen Waldron at B-TAC February 28, 2019 "Drawing on experience from palliative care leaders like Center to Advance Palliative Care Founder Diane Meier, Dr. Fratkin is driven [...]
Woo-Woo and the Hammer
By Thadeus Greenson in the North Coast Journal, 1/17/19"Here's how Fratkin describes his approach to new patients: 'I let them know who I am and explore who [...]
An Interview with Carl Magruder on the This Time I Mean It Podcast
Scott ‘Q’ Marcus interviews ResolutionCare Director of Spiritual Support Services on the This Time I Mean It podcast. "Chaplain Magruder, a non-denominational spiritual leader, and [...]
Understanding Palliative Care, Dr. Michael Fratkin: Ep. 29
An interview with Dr. Fratkin by Dr. Bob Uslander of the Integrated MD Care podcast. "In this podcast interview, Dr. Fratkin shares his passion and [...]
An Interview with Dr. Fratkin on the This Time I Mean It Podcast
Scott 'Q' Marcus interviews Dr. Michael Fratkin on the This Time I Mean It podcast. "Dr. Fratkin, in a warm and reassuring manner, speaks warmly, [...]
Palliative Care: A Better Life At The End Of Life
by David Shifrin at healthfurther.com, 3/21/18 “Fratkin’s goal is to help people understand and experience the naturalness of death and to complete their lives well. [...]