The major roadblocks holding back value-based care
One of the biggest issues is 75% associate value-based care with cheap, low quality service
Read more...Our final panel for the Future of Mental and Behavioral event on May 19 focused on behavioral changes to address lifestyle diseases. Chronic conditions are largely caused by bad behaviors, whether it's smoking, or eating too much or simply not exercising.
This discussion focuses on how healthy eating, sleeping, exercising and praying or meditating can change our health for the better and reduce or eliminate 80% of chronic conditions.
Au Naturale: Lifestyle approaches to a lifestyle disease Moderators: Kym McNicholas (Editor-at-Large, Vator) Speakers: Dr. Pankaj Vij (Best-selling Author, Turbocharge your metabolism, Board Member of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine); Dan Pardi (CEO, humanOS.me); Neil Ahlsten (CEO, Abide Meditation)
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Read more...Representatives from Sutter, Hill Physicians, United Healthcare and more weighed in at Invent Health
Read more...Meditation, prayer, being grateful, exercise, healthy eating can change our brain chemistry
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Dr. Dan Pardi is the CEO of humanOS.me. To create the application, he and his team have collaborated with over 100 top health science Professors across the globe to help improve their 'health performance'.