In this episode of the ShiftShapers Podcast, host David Saltzman engages in a deep conversation with Matt Loper, CEO and co-founder of Wellth. They explore how healthcare plans can leverage behavioral economics to achieve better outcomes. Loper recounts his journey from aspiring biotechnologist to a leader in healthcare technology, emphasizing his efforts to increase patient engagement and improve health outcomes by using behavioral science and technology. The insightful discussion for business leaders also focuses on the core issues Wellth aims to solve, the importance of daily member engagement, and the need for consistent, trust-based relationships to drive better health behaviors and quality metrics. Loper shares insights on the methodologies employed, including targeted outreach and personalized communication strategies. He also touches on the future goals and expansions of Wellth.

Key Takeaways:

• Innovative Problem-Solving: Embracing behavioral economics offers innovative solutions to longstanding healthcare engagement challenges.
• Engagement is Key: Recognizing the engagement gap in healthcare underscores the importance of leveraging behavioral science and technology for patient involvement.
• Personalized Approaches Matter: Tailored communication and daily engagement strategies prove essential for nurturing healthier behaviors and improving overall healthcare outcomes.
• Financial Benefits of Engagement: Quantifying the financial impact of behavioral interventions highlights significant cost-saving opportunities for healthcare providers.
• Trust and Expansion Drive Success: Building trust-based relationships and expanding services are crucial components of achieving long-term success in healthcare innovation.
  
  

From from Wellth: https://www.wellthapp.com/