Here for Good. Podcast.

Since 2019, host Dennis W. Pullin, FACHE, President and CEO of Virtua Health, has interviewed special guests with distinct stories to tell. Past guests include entrepreneurs, elected officials, and business executives—plus a chef and tennis champion, too.

Building upon the resounding success of the Here for Good podcast, Inside Edition features heartwarming “companion” episodes that shine a spotlight on Virtua colleagues’ remarkable accomplishments, as well as their passions beyond the workplace. This delightful series of mini-conversations feature colleagues from diverse roles and departments, and highlights the strong connection between our culture and their selfless acts of kindness.

Dennis is the recipient of distinguished awards from the Philadelphia Business Journal, Modern Healthcare, and Healthcare Digital. He is a sought-after thought leader and a champion for advancing health equity.

Brandon Elliott - From Paper Trails to Patient Tales (3.20.25)

Get to know Brandon Elliott, a practice manager who's seen it all — from the paper-chart era to the digital revolution with Epic. Beyond the tech, Brandon's a true people person, a "patient whisperer" who understands the power of empathy. He's the one who goes beyond the call, making sure every patient feels heard and valued. When he's not championing patient well-being, Brandon is a passionate Philly sports fan, boasting a collection that includes a prized three-foot Gritty bobblehead.

Making Childhood Dreams a Lifesaving Reality (3.6.25)

Ever wondered what drives someone to run toward emergencies, to be the calm in the face of chaos? Dr. Lea Rowson, ED physician at Virtua Our Lady of Lourdes, shares how her childhood dreams of caring for others became a reality. From trying to sneak onto her EMT parents' ambulance as a 10-year-old, Dr. Rowson now helps patients get through their most challenging moments. For Dr. Rowson, being Here for Good is a way of life.

All in the Family at Virtua Health (2.20.25)

What's it like to work alongside your family? Dennis Pullin sat down with Reggie and Naomi Riggs, a father-daughter duo at the Virtua Access Center, to find out. Reggie, who began scheduling primary care appointments, now works in training and development.  Naomi navigates the complexities of patient care with a "high-touch" approach. Both believe in the power of compassionate connection—with patients, their own family unit, and fellow colleagues who they consider extended family. The conversation takes a touching turn when Naomi recounts the very personal story of Reggie's role in her home birth.