Human Resilience: Changing the Way Healthcare is Delivered

The United States is facing a senior care crisis due to its growing aging population, and affordable long-term care is becoming increasingly hard to access. While “aging in place” could be a potential solution, challenges such as time, money, capability, and stress on caregivers make this a complex option. At present, support for aging in place is not widely available. 

This episode focuses on a new USAging award-winning program designed to provide genuine support for seniors and caregivers. Learn how this program establishes improved systems for aging in place nationwide and gain valuable insights from experts in the field of aging, including the CEO of Sourcewise, an agency focused on aging, and a real-life caregiver’s personal experience.

Episode Highlights: 

• The growing need for support and resources for seniors, including challenges currently faced by caregivers
• The impact of real-time access to caregiving resources
• How to support the emotional and physical needs of persons cared for AND their caregivers, and how this translates to better health outcomes for all

Hosts

• Bob Gold, Chief Behavioral Technologist, GoMo Health
• Shelley Schoenfeld, Chief Strategist, GoMo Health

Featured Experts

• Jennifer Blalack, Caregiver 
• Aneliza Del Pinal, CEO, Sourcewise, Santa Clara, California
• Elizabeth Rodriguez, Senior Director of Operations, Sourcewise  
• Adrianna Stankovich, Supervising Care Manager, Sourcewise 

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Caregiver burnout is a very real and pressing issue. Now, more than ever, it’s crucial to offer caregiver support that helps ease the burden of responsibilities, including medication management and daily health monitoring, while also managing daily tasks.

In this episode, Jessica Andersen, BSN, RN, Director of Clinical Performance Improvement and Organizational Excellence at GoMo Health, sheds light on how caregiver support can impact the quality of care and health outcomes for those in need.

The minisode will explore:

• My Caregiver Compass, a new program by GoMo Health offering real-time participant engagement
• The need for resources that consider the emotional and mental health aspects of caregiving that lead to burnout
• How to leverage healthcare engagement technology to provide a one-stop shop of resources for unpaid caregivers

Expert: Jessica Andersen, BSN, RN, Director, Clinical Performance Improvement and Organizational Excellence at GoMo Health

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Tune in to the second episode in our two-part podcast on navigating the cancer journey. Leading oncologists Dr. Chevon Rairy and Dr. Hamza Habib expand on their experiences in guiding patients through the fear, anxiety, and uncertainty of diagnosis and treatment.

Experts talk about pain management throughout the cancer journey and how caregiver support can directly relate to physical and emotional health outcomes.

Listen and Learn:

• How fear and anxiety directly affect the success of cancer treatment
• Science-backed brain-training games that can change daily outlook
• The importance of caregiver support when dealing with diagnosis and treatment
• How the programs implemented can foster resiliency throughout the cancer journey

Check out Part 1 of the series if you haven’t already!

Hosts

• Bob Gold, Chief Behavioral Technologist, GoMo Health
• Dave Williams, owner and host of iCRV Radio

Featured Experts

• Chevon Rairy, MD, Chief Health Officer and SVP of Digital Health at Oncology Care Partners
• Hamza Habib, MD, JD, MBA, Director of Outpatient Palliative Medicine and Cancer Pain Service at Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey

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What role does the brain play in creating and detecting reality, particularly when facing the trial of cancer? Listen to the first episode in our two-part podcast on navigating the cancer journey. Leading oncologists Dr. Chevon Rairy and Dr. Hamza Habib share their experiences in guiding patients through the fear, anxiety, and uncertainty of diagnosis and treatment.

They discuss a holistic approach beyond physical therapies to address emotional and psychological needs. This conversation covers the importance of mental health support, innovative care models, and technological advancements in palliative care, providing listeners with a comprehensive view of the cancer journey.

Listen and Learn:

• How fear and anxiety directly affect the effectiveness of cancer treatment
• Science-backed brain-body techniques to reduce fear and anxiety
• To best navigate the current healthcare system when it comes to cancer care and new patient-centered care models
• Positive impact of incorporating technology into palliative care models to improve outcomes and reduce cost of care

Hosts

• Bob Gold, Chief Behavioral Technologist, GoMo Health
• Dave Williams, owner and host of iCRV Radio

Featured Experts

• Chevon Rairy, MD, Chief Health Officer and SVP of Digital Health at Oncology Care Partners
• Hamza Habib, MD, JD, MBA, Director of Outpatient Palliative Medicine and Cancer Pain Service at Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey

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In honor of Pride Month, our latest episode of the Human Resilience POVcast explores healthcare inequities faced by the LGBTQ+ community. Join us as Vincent Santino De Capua, PrEP Project Lead at CHI Health Center in New York, delves into the pervasive stigma that affects LGBTQ+ healthcare access and outcomes.

This Hot Take will explore:

• The critical role stigma plays in exacerbating healthcare inequities within the LGBTQ+ community
• How innovative technology can help bridge gaps in care
• The importance of addressing social determinants of health to create a more inclusive healthcare experience

Listen to Vincent’s expert take on the current state of LGBTQ+ healthcare, including his personal and professional experiences. Gain valuable knowledge on actionable strategies for reducing healthcare inequities and fostering inclusive healthcare practices.

Expert: Vincent Santino De Capua, PrEP Project Lead at CHI Health Center in New York

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Whether it’s drugs, alcohol, marijuana , or tobacco/vaping, when teens turn to substance use, it can have a major impact on their health and well-being. This podcast episode focuses on engaging and educating youth and teens on the impact of substance use in the interactive LED by Tigger digital program.  

The episode focuses on utilizing tools and programs that meet teens where they are most often – through their phones.  The LED by Tigger program is discussed from the perspective of several experts, including New Jersey school representatives, a behavioral psychologist, a licensed drug and alcohol counselor, and current high school students. 

Topics discussed: 

• How utilizing text messages, gamification, and incentives has proved effective in educating teens on real-life risky situations 
• Removing stigma and breaking down barriers related to managing situations where substances are introduced   
• The connection between behavioral and mental health issues and how to empower teens to safely and confidently seek help  
• Ways parents can focus on prevention – recognizing warning signs and helping children navigate their teenage years 

Hosts

• Bob Gold, Chief Behavioral Technologist, GoMo Health
• Shelley Schoenfeld, Chief Strategist, GoMo Health

Featured Experts

• Joe Isola, Superintendent of Schools for Howell Township Public Schools 
• Sue Zbikowski, PhD, Behavioral Psychologist 
• Thomas Chemris, Student Assistance Coordinator, New Egypt School System
• Nicole Catalano, LPC, LCADC, Clinical Counselor 
• Deena Cohen, MPA, CADC, CTTS, WTS, ATOD Prevention Specialist 
• Jessica and Kaylee, high school students  and LED by Tigger program participants 

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What if the key to a thriving workplace lies in prioritizing mental health? In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Sue Zbikowski, behavioral psychologist, to uncover the profound impact of mental health issues like stress, anxiety, and depression on employee performance and safety. 

Mental and behavioral health issues are on the rise, and organizations are witnessing the impact on their teams through loss of productivity, high turnover, and absenteeism. Listen as Dr. Sue Zbikowski addresses the role of psychological safety in the workplace and solutions to creating a healthier company culture that can be applied to any organization and industry.

The minisode will explore:

• The state of the workplace as it relates to mental and behavioral health issues
• How to better support employees and empower supervisors and leaders with tools to handle sensitive issues and address them head-on

Expert: Sue Zbikowski, PhD, Behavioral Psychologist

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What is driving the rise in mental health and substance use disorders amongst adolescents? Deena Cohen, certified alcohol and drug counselor, gives her quick expert opinion on factors impacting this trend, and how accessibility and stigma play a role in preventing youth from seeking treatment for these issues.  

Featured Expert: Deena Cohen, MPA, CADC, CTTS, WTS, Director of Community Programs at GoMo Health  

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Part two of the maternal child health series continues the journey of a powerful story of motherhood, resilience, and the transformative power of person-centered healthcare. This episode highlights the critical importance of postpartum cardiac care in addressing Black maternal health care delivery disparities, ensuring that Black mothers have access to and receive the specialized care they deserve to prevent cardiac complications and promote overall well-being. Our hosts deliver a lively discussion about the care provided for moms who are often representative of challenging environments, revealing key influencers to physical and emotional health and happiness. 

Listen as clinical experts, providers, and a former (happier and healthier!) patient dive into how proactive, engaging, and personalized care has transformed the postpartum journey in rural Georgia. Discover how this innovative program enables healthcare to be delivered outside of the traditional brick-and-mortar of a hospital or doctor’s office—breaking down the barriers that typically prevent underserved mothers from receiving the cardiac care and support they need.

Hosts

• Bob Gold, Chief Behavioral Technologist, GoMo Health
• Shelley Schoenfeld, Chief Strategist, GoMo Health

Featured Guests

• Sue Zbikowski, PhD, Behavioral Psychologist
• Akinniran A. Abisogun, M.D., FACC, RPVI, Cardiologist at SouthCoast Health in Georgia
• Dr. Keisha Callins, MD, MPH, OBGYN with Community Health Care Systems in Georgia
• Heather Daniels, RN, BSN, Perinatal Services Director, Liberty Regional Medical Center in Hinesville, Georgia
• Toni Smith, a former patient at Liberty Regional Medical Center in Hinesville, Georgia

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Welcome to the first episode of our two-part maternal-child health podcast. This episode delves into the critical challenges of maternal health, specifically highlighting the disparities for black women. It explores the innovative approaches a local community hospital is taking to revolutionize maternal health care by shifting from transactional to relationship-based care delivery, while leveraging limited resources in a rural area. 

Listen to the powerful story of Toni Smith, a new mother whose encounter with congestive heart failure (CHF) shortly after childbirth underscores the urgent need for enhanced, scalable maternal health services that connects care teams with patients – no matter where they are. Her journey through the hospital’s pioneering program not only saved her life but also propelled her toward a healthier future, spotlighting the critical impact of supportive, integrated care in black maternal health. 

This episode isn’t just a conversation; it’s a tribute to the resilience of mothers and the transformative potential of empathetic healthcare that includes remote patient monitoring (RPM), enabling the care team to respond to notifications received in the moment of need identifying patients at risk for potential adverse events. Tune in to discover how real-time response can significantly improve maternal health especially for underserved populations and their children, leading to life saving health outcomes.

Hosts

• Bob Gold, Chief Behavioral Technologist, GoMo Health
• Shelley Schoenfeld, Chief Strategist, GoMo Health

Featured Guests

• Dr. Keisha Callins, MD, MPH, OBGYN with Community Health Care Systems in Georgia
• Heather Daniels, RN, BSN, Perinatal Services Director, Liberty Regional Medical Center in Hinesville, Georgia
• Toni Smith, a former patient at Liberty Regional Medical Center in Hinesville, Georgia

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