big bets & bad calls with MyFast Medical

<p><strong>What if the problem with healthcare isn't the doctors — it's the whole system they're trapped in?</strong></p><p>This week, Clint and Andrew sit down with Dr Farhad Goodarzy and Sadaf Tamizkar, co-founders of a healthcare startup that's quietly rewriting the rules on how Australians access primary care. And they're doing it in a way that's as practical as it is ambitious.</p><p>It started with a simple observation: international students were showing up sick — not because they didn't have insurance, but because they didn't understand how to use it. From that seed grew something much bigger: a model that brings GPs into workplaces, surfaces silent cardiovascular risks before they become crises, and builds the kind of connected wellness network that GPs actually want to be part of.</p><p>Oh — and they're about to flip the name. By the time you're listening to this, the rebrand is done. But the vision? That hasn't changed one bit.</p><p>In this episode:</p><ul><li>The pivot from international students to manufacturing workplaces — and why 6–10% of workers were walking around with serious undiagnosed heart conditions</li><li>Why selling software to GP clinics doesn't work — and why owning the clinics does</li><li>The "Project X" vision: AI-powered wellness insights, a network of GP practices, and telehealth — all talking to each other</li><li>Australia's looming GP shortage (11,000+ by 2031) and how smarter data could stretch every 15-minute consult further</li></ul><p><em>Bad Calls will have to wait — these two are moving too fast to make many yet. We'll have them back.</em></p>