Healthcare Rap:  How Optimity Helps Millions Elongate Their Healthspan
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Healthcare Rap: How Optimity Helps Millions Elongate Their Healthspan

B2Upper-intermediateOctober 20, 202631 min
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How Optimity Helps Millions Elongate Their Healthspan Jane Wang, CEO and Co-Founder of Optimity, shares what her team has learned from engaging millions of users, that most healthcare organizations still don't understand about motivating healthy behaviors. All that, plus a Shout Out to LinusBio for its launch of Traced, the first-of-its-kind test that uses a single strand of hair to provide a day-by-day view of exposure to elements in the environment. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen/

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I'm excited about kind of this, you know, food is medicine, movement is medicine, both different movements, I would say. The food is medicine is interesting because everyone has to eat, you know, right now there are one in eight, closer now to one in seven people are on GLP1 in the US.

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There's going to be a lot of opportunity to shift behavior and there is changes in how people basket. I think if you engage in the right way, there's definitely places where gamification, nudging, and this type of health journey can also be very helpful.

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And we are here to give the solutions and the LEGO blocks to assemble your castle in whatever format that you want to show up as in the brand aligned way. You try to fix the current system or reimagine something new. Will healthcare ever serve consumers just like me and you?

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