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May is High Blood Pressure Education Month. How does high blood pressure raise costs and lower morale in your population?

Stress comes in all shapes and sizes, with different motivations and situations. Many people associate it with negative emotions, burdens, or external forces weighing someone down.

A retrospective study drew from a sample size of 1128 participants who participated in the Vida Health Diabetes Management Program.

Article What employers need to know about diabetes management Diabetes management: What employers need to know 5 myths of diabetes management Diabetes is a growing issue that threatens the health of millions of Americans. And the number continues to grow. With over 11% of the population diagnosed with diabetes, it makes sense that employers want to provide […]

Robert is like many of your employees. He suffers from multiple chronic health conditions, lives in a rural area that is far from grocery stores and healthcare providers. With Vida, Robert worked with a provider to create a personalized health plan that allowed him to learn how to change the behaviors he needed to live a healthy and happy life.

Accessibility in public physical spaces matter. But why don’t we make healthcare accessible to? Do Americans need digitally accessible healthcare?

Professional Spanish translators, linguists, and providers localized the entirety of the Vida Health Diabetes Management Program into a culturally relevant Spanish-language version.

Article Is transitioning cardiometabolic care vendors worth it? Transitioning cardiometabolic care vendors: Is it worth the hassle? The rising popularity of cardiometabolic care solutions Some employers found virtual healthcare partners early. Others are just now discovering what’s out there to care for their population’s cardiometabolic health. But as the number of solutions grows, employers get […]

SDOH are the conditions that people experience in their environment as they go about their day-to-day lives. This includes safe housing, discrimination, income, language, and access to nutritious foods. The US government breaks down the social determinants of health into five main influences:

While many solutions have attempted to make “whole health” the center of their care model,  conflicting definitions have muddled the process. What does whole health really mean?

Healthcare executives and professionals — and certainly people living with diabetes — have all asked themselves this question. The appeal makes sense. A potential cure would have an incredible impact on both people’s lives and healthcare spending.

Nonetheless, diabetes reversal remains biologically impossible.

When health plans and providers survey options for the best diabetes management solution, they may be lured in by the appeal of “diabetes reversal.” But reversing diabetes isn’t physiologically attainable — at least not in the way some diabetes solutions want you to believe.