Matt Cook, Director of Account Management, Omada Health
Perhaps a better line to describe the current state of wellness programs would be “If you build it, and spend a lot of money to incentivize people to use it, they will come – but they probably won’t stay or change their behavior long-term.” Not as catchy, but certainly more accurate. Fortunately, a gradual shift is beginning to take place, in which we’re learning from the failures of big and broad and zeroing in on a more focused and effective approach to wellness.
A primary care physician by training, my passion is researching and writing about maintaining patient-directed choice in medical care, supporting independent physicians, promoting free-market healthcare solutions and seeking sustainable fiscal policy in healthcare.
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