DisclaimerIf you are currently experiencing a mental health crisis or emergency, please call 911 or the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988 or text “HOME” to 74141. Earlier this year, national efforts to meet the needs of people struggling with mental health challenges took a step forward as 988 became the official number for the […]
In 2019, about 80% of large U.S. employers offered some kind of wellness program to their employees. Yet many wellness programs fail to achieve the goals they were established for – whether it’s a decrease in conditions like high blood pressure or diabetes, or simple health improvements like moving more and getting better sleep. Seeing […]
Chronic conditions are a significant cost driver for employers with just five chronic diseases or risk factors costing employers $36.4 billion a year due to employees missing work. But what if there was another way to treat and even reverse these costly chronic conditions? What if your primary care provider could prescribe squats instead of […]
According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, while 93% of women have seen a healthcare provider in the past two years, only 73% had a general check-up or well-women’s visit. Staying on top of every preventive visit can be daunting, but what if taking care of a women’s health need was as easy as seeing your […]
Over two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, finding accurate and up-to-date information needed to make business decisions is still difficult. Navigating rapidly changing recommendations, state and local guidelines, and updates from biased news sources can take your attention away from your most important responsibilities. With new public health threats like monkeypox on the rise, organizations, […]
When you have a question about your prescriptions, who are you more likely to ask – your pharmacist or your primary care provider (PCP)? On average, most people see their pharmacist between 1.5 and 10 times more than their PCP. Whether that’s because pharmacists are usually located in the community, seem to have more time […]