Helping Employers Build Better–and More Personalized–Benefits
BenefitsPRO-Perspectives podcast
Release Date: 03/25/2022
BenefitsPRO-Perspectives podcast
Advanced primary care is growing in popularity as a strategy for many benefits leaders. Dr. Jeff Wells of Marathon Health explains why — and looks at the impact these services can deliver for both employers and employees.
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While millions of Americans are affected by musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions, these chronic issues often don't receive the attention they deserve – even as they contribute to rising health care costs and lost productivity. For benefits brokers and advisors, MSK presents numerous challenges. This, in turn, demands an innovative, data-driven approach that can reduce costs, elevate care and improve workforce productivity. In this special podcast, “Rewriting the playbook on MSK: innovation that benefits everyone,” that is sponsored by AposHealth, BenefitsPRO Contributor Michael Krieger talks...
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info_outlineHealth care should not be one size fits all.
That’s according to Dr. Erich Huang, Onduo’s Chief Science and Innovation Officer. Huang has a long career in academic medicine at Duke University, and now spearheads clinical evidence generating programs and research at the virtual care company, which is based in Newton, Mass.
Huang, who is a Ph.D. and a medical doctor, notes that in today’s healthcare environment, there is little room for personalization. But he and his team at Onduo are working hard to change that.
“We need to be part of people’s lives to get signals that are health relevant and then help navigate them to better health,” he says.
He discusses how health care providers need to look at an individual’s activities, or a series of tests, to find better ways to personalize their care. Taking these signals from the course of an individual’s life and using them to tailor care over time is the future, states Huang.
Press play to hear more of Dr. Huang’s expertise about how employers are improving and further personalizing benefits and what the future holds.