Dear Colleagues,

I am excited to share two recently published articles titled, “Consequences of Delayed Care,” discussing the impact of waiting to receive medical care on Americans and what employers, TPAs and brokers can do to mitigate the consequences associated with delayed care. The second article, “Solving Fragmented Flawed Healthcare Data,” focusing on the issues with data quality and its impact in health care, published in the May issue of the Self-Insurer. Read more in the article found in the Self-Insurer section of our website, where you can access my monthly articles written for the publication. 

This issue brings you Neil Gordon, CEO of INTERVENT International, LLC, to discuss the evolution of preventive cardiology, chronic disease management and the growing role of digital health in population wellbeing.

Dr. Gordon has decades of experience spanning medicine, exercise physiology, research and tech innovation and shares how INTERVENT has developed scalable, evidence-based digital and telehealth solutions for chronic disease prevention, reversal and management. From pioneering cardiac rehabilitation programs in South Africa to helping shape large-scale virtual diabetes prevention initiatives across North America, Dr. Gordon offers insights into how tech-enabled lifestyle medicine is helping organizations improve outcomes, reduce risk and support healthcare populations at scale.

Please stay safe and tell me how you are breaking ground in these growing industries.

Laura Carabello
Executive Editor and Publisher
Medical Travel & Digital Health News
lcarabello@cpronline.com
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