In this episode of The Health Literacy 2.0 Podcast, host Seth Serxner engages in an insightful conversation with Vincent Catalano, founder of Clear Healthcare Solutions and host of the Clearly Beneficial podcast, delving into the strategies and challenges behind workforce health literacy and employee benefits.

Vincent Catalano brings over two decades of experience in the employee benefits industry, beginning his journey in a local brokerage before navigating the complexities of large firms. Now an independent consultant and thought leader, Vincent focuses on empowering organizations to make proactive, strategic choices about their benefits offerings, rather than getting stuck on the annual “benefits hamster wheel.” Through his advisory work and podcast, he facilitates conversations that shed light on what truly drives successful benefits strategies and employee engagement.

Seth and Vincent discuss:

☑️ Breaking the Benefits Hamster Wheel: Most organizations default to a reactive, year-to-year approach rather than strategic, long-term benefits planning.

☑️ The Strategy Gap in Mid-sized Organizations: Small and mid-market companies often lack the infrastructure for thoughtful benefits decision-making—relying heavily on their advisors.

☑️ Compounding Cost Concerns: Healthcare premiums have escalated dramatically over the last two decades, leaving both employers and employees paying far more than in years past.

☑️ The Five Essentials for Employees: Every employee should understand their premium, deductible, coinsurance, copay, and out-of-pocket max - basic knowledge that is often missing.

☑️ Moving Beyond Passive Open Enrollment: Benefits education should be as robust as other mandatory trainings, ensuring employees (and their families) know how to use plans effectively.

☑️ Incentives Drive Engagement: Participation in wellness programs often hinges on incentives, while newer benefit designs that reduce out-of-pocket costs for high-value care can improve outcomes.

☑️ The Importance of Informed Buyers: HR and benefits teams must be educated, strategic consumers, holding brokers accountable, understanding compensation structures, and prioritizing transparency.

Vincent’s insights reveal that the future of workforce health literacy depends on proactive education, strategic planning, and stronger partnerships across all levels of the benefits ecosystem.

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In this episode of The Health Literacy 2.0 Podcast, host Seth Serxner welcomes Neal Sofian - public health innovator and behavioral change expert - to examine the future of workforce health literacy and what it takes to truly activate, engage, and empower people on their health journeys.

Neal Sofian is the CEO emeritus of Tuzag and a pioneer in population health. Neal’s passion lies in transforming research into scalable practice, harnessing human storytelling, personalization, and cross-disciplinary insights to drive meaningful change in health and wellbeing at scale.

Seth and Neal also discuss:

• Personalization at Scale: Effective health engagement starts by focusing on the individual’s passions, vulnerabilities, and life circumstances—not just their risk factors or diagnoses.
• Engagement vs. Activation: Engagement is only the first step; real value happens when people are activated—taking concrete actions to improve their health.
• Rethinking ROI: Neal advocates for a blended cost-effectiveness approach—matching the right intervention to the right person and tracking real-world outcomes across programs.
• The Role of Employers: Employers are uniquely positioned to benefit from an engaged, healthy, and productive workforce, but need to think beyond short-term cost containment.
• AI as a Tool, Not a Silver Bullet: AI is well-suited to ask better questions, identify journeys, and support expert systems, but must remain grounded in behavioral models and always point back to person-to-person connection when appropriate.
• Health Literacy as Relevance: Making information truly relevant through story, metaphor, and context unlocks complex understanding—even for sophisticated topics.
• Trust as the Foundation: Building trust, even in small ways, is essential to nudge individuals from passive engagement to active participation in their health.

Neal’s core message: Start with people - see their humanity first, build trust, and everything else, from engagement to activation to measurable outcomes, will follow.

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In the latest episode of The Health Literacy 2.0 Podcast, host Seth Serxner welcomes renowned preventive medicine expert Dr. David Katz for a profound discussion on the root causes of chronic disease, the power of nutrition, and the challenge and importance of true health literacy.

A trailblazer in public health and nutrition, David has spent over 30 years as an academic physician, researcher, and founding director of Yale's Prevention Research Center. Board-certified in both internal and preventive medicine, he’s dedicated his career to translational research - turning what we already know about health into real-world action - and to advancing our understanding of how lifestyle choices, especially diet, account for the vast majority of premature death and chronic disease.

Seth Serxner and Dr. David Katz also discuss:

• Root Causes, Not Just Symptoms: Most chronic diseases can be traced to modifiable behaviors, especially tobacco use, poor diet, and physical inactivity, rather than their presenting medical diagnoses 03:01.
• Diet as a Leading Killer: Today, poor diet has overtaken tobacco as the number one cause of premature death in the U.S., responsible for over 500,000 deaths annually 10:35.
• The Misguided System: Our healthcare model is like lining up ambulances below Humpty Dumpty’s wall—far too reactive, fixing people after the fall rather than preventing the damage in the first place 08:31.
• Making Diet Measurement Easy: Dr. David Katz developed Diet ID, a novel, image-based tool that lets anyone quickly and easily assess their diet quality through pattern recognition, making nutritional assessment scalable and user-friendly 16:27.
• Skill Power Over Willpower: The current food environment works against healthy eating; it’s not just about willpower, but about building the skills to navigate an unhealthy culture 21:27.
• Behavior Change Science: The path to better eating is rooted in proven behavioral strategies, including small, individualized changes and an understanding of emotional and social eating cues 22:08.
• Diet Quality as a Vital Sign: Just as we routinely track blood pressure, diet quality should be an essential health metric, but the right tools are needed to make it happen 14:28.
• Consensus Over Confusion: Through the True Health Initiative, Dr. David Katz brings together leading experts across nutrition philosophies to agree on the core fundamentals: real food, mostly plants, and moderation, cutting through the noise of dietary debate 26:33.
• Health of People and Planet: Individual health cannot be separated from planetary health; the choices we make about food impact not just our own well-being, but the earth itself 31:25.

As misinformation spreads and wellness challenges continue to mount, this episode is a call to action: empowering people with real knowledge, practical tools, and a sense of agency to build healthier lives - and a healthier world.

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In this episode of The Health Literacy 2.0 Podcast, host Seth Serxner welcomes Brian Oss, Head of Solutioning at Calm, for a deep dive into the evolving landscape of workforce health literacy, behavioral health, and digital mental health solutions.

Calm is a leading mental health company on a mission to support everyone on every step of their mental health journey. Our flagship consumer app - ranked #1 in its category with over 180 million downloads and available in seven languages across nearly 190 countries - helps people sleep better, stress less, and live more mindfully through content and tools from experts and beloved celebrity voices.

Since their launch, they’ve expanded their offerings with Calm Sleep, an app providing deeper, personalized sleep support, and Calm Health, an evidence-based digital solution offered through employers, health plans, and providers to expand access, boost benefits engagement, and drive positive health outcomes.

Today, Calm supports more than 3,500 organizations and reaches over 26 million covered lives through Calm Health.

Brian leads solutioning to address some of the toughest challenges in behavioral health.

Brian and Seth discuss:

• Career Paths Are Not Linear: Both Brian and Seth highlight the importance - and inevitability - of nontraditional career journeys in health and wellness leadership.
• Cost and Access as Top Challenges: Controlling costs while increasing access to mental and behavioral health care remains a leading concern for employers and health plans.
• Digital Content as a Scalable Solution: For roughly 75% of a given population, high-quality digital content can be a first line of support, offering tools for episodic needs and keeping people out of higher-acuity care.
• Data-Driven Personalization: Calm Health leverages PHQ and GAD scores to curate programs tailored to each user’s unique needs, including specialized tracks for those with chronic conditions like diabetes.
• Clinical Expertise Meets Engaging Delivery: Calm collaborates with top psychologists to create evidence-based programs, then crafts them into highly engaging audio-visual experiences featuring trusted voices.
• Proof of Outcomes: A recent payer-led study of 70,000 users showed significant reductions in anxiety and depression scores - demonstrating that digital tools can make a real impact.
• Health Literacy = Access + Navigation: True health literacy goes beyond reading level - it includes providing clear pathways and referrals to the right care, tailored to each user’s situation and acuity.
• Supporting the Full Continuum: Calm Health’s offerings help users at every point in the journey, from “green” users needing only light support to those who require referral to therapy or crisis services.
• Cautious Approach to AI: While Calm Health utilizes AI to help users articulate their goals, they are conservative about using AI for actual clinical care - mindful of both ethical concerns and payer requirements.

Brian closes with a reminder of the human side of mental health - urging listeners to check in, offer a smile, and truly see one another, as small moments of connection can be transformative.

Discover how digital innovation and compassionate leadership are reshaping mental health support in the workplace - one small step, and one smile, at a time.

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In this episode of the Health Literacy 2.0 Podcast, host Seth Serxner welcomes Michael Susi, the leader behind LinkedIn’s long-running employee wellness program, for a fascinating conversation about what workplace wellness looks like when it’s built around real human behavior rather than generic corporate initiatives.

Michael shares his unconventional career journey from football coaching and personal training to leading wellness strategy at one of the world’s most recognized companies. Along the way, he discovered something many organizations still overlook: employees often know what they “should” do for their health - but stress, sleep, overwhelm, and everyday life get in the way.

The discussion explores how LinkedIn evolved its wellness philosophy into a practical, accessible, and compassionate program centered around six core tenets:

1. Thoughts
2. Breathing
3. Hydration
4. Nutrition
5. Movement
6. Rest

Rather than focusing narrowly on exercise or weight loss, the program reframes wellness in more approachable ways that encourage participation from everyone - not just already health-conscious employees.

Seth and Michael also discuss:

• Why “movement” works better than “exercise” for employee engagement
• How language and inclusivity shape wellness participation
• The role of gamification, rewards, and social proof in driving engagement
• Why wellness ROI is often best measured through participation and behavior change
• How LinkedIn creates global wellness experiences across very different office cultures
• The hidden impact of stress and sleep deprivation on employee wellbeing
• Why wellness programs should avoid guilt, shame, and perfectionism
• The balance between wearable technology and listening to your own body
• How health literacy empowers employees to make better healthcare decisions

Michael also shares creative examples from LinkedIn’s wellness initiatives, including wellness swag, point systems, hydration campaigns, and engagement strategies designed to create genuine curiosity and peer-driven momentum.

One of the strongest themes throughout the episode is that sustainable wellness is not about intensity or perfection - it’s about helping employees build healthier habits in realistic, compassionate ways.

As Michael explains: “Wellness is not a moment in time - it’s the moments of your life.”

This episode is packed with practical insights for HR leaders, benefits professionals, wellness leaders, healthcare innovators, and anyone interested in creating healthier, more human-centered workplaces.

Listen now to hear how LinkedIn approaches employee wellness, engagement, and health literacy at scale.

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In the latest episode of The Health Literacy 2.0 Podcast, host Seth Serxner welcomes Dr. Linda Anegawa, Chief Medical Officer at Calibrate and recognized leader in obesity medicine, to unpack the evolving landscape of obesity care, GLP-1 medications, and the crucial role of comprehensive, behavior-centered support.

Dr. Linda Anegawa brings more than a decade of expertise in internal and obesity medicine, combining her clinical background with leadership roles in digital health. Linda has dedicated her career to bridging the gap in metabolic care, especially for high-risk populations, and to breaking down barriers to access through innovative, personalized programs. Based in Las Vegas, she’s witnessed firsthand how the right support can help patients reclaim metabolic health and transform lives.

Seth and Linda also discuss:

☑️ The Dynamic Obesity Space: Rapid innovation - especially around GLP-1s - requires adaptable care models and forward-thinking programs.

☑️ Calibrate’s Approach: Purpose-built for employer populations, Calibrate integrates real-time coaching and clinical support, tailoring interventions for each member’s journey.

☑️ More Than Just Medication: Obesity care cannot be fully protocolized - effective programs must provide flexibility, wraparound coaching, and individualized support.

☑️ GLP-1s as Long-Term Therapy: For many high-risk individuals, ongoing GLP-1 use is necessary to maintain metabolic improvements - medicine alone isn’t a short-term fix.

☑️ The Role of Behavior Change: Medications set the biological stage, but sustainable outcomes require focus on nutrition, activity, stress management, and sleep.

☑️ Shifting Perspectives & Health Literacy: Patients increasingly recognize the need to change their relationship with food, routines, and wellbeing - effective programs empower them to seek relevant, personalized information. 

☑️ Individualized Coaching: Success comes from understanding each person’s unique motivations and giving them choice - whether tracking sleep, energy, or weight - to foster engagement and self-motivation.

☑️ Tackling Complex Causes: Obesity is influenced by genetics, social determinants, medical therapies, and environment - a comprehensive, non-blaming, holistic approach is essential.

☑️ New Research Frontiers: Four-year data from Calibrate reveals insights on different subpopulations - like those with prior GLP-1 use and various industry profiles - helping refine best practices for diverse groups.

As more tools and support emerge, Dr. Linda Anegawa champions the message that comprehensive, sustained support - not just medication - will ultimately drive lasting health outcomes in the fight against obesity.

Calibrate's 2026 Results Report. For benefits leaders, total rewards teams, brokers, consultants, and health-plan partners need, this report delivers the evidence base to ensure your GLP-1 coverage is driving the outcomes you're paying for.

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In this episode of The Health Literacy 2.0 Podcast, show host and author of The Wellbeing Effect, Seth Serxner, sits down with Hamid Ghanadan, CEO and founder of Linus, for a candid conversation about the future of healthcare, the challenges eroding trust, and new approaches to health literacy for both patients and providers.

With over 30 years of leading Linus - a consulting firm helping healthcare organizations develop strategy and conduct research - Hamid Ghanadan brings a wealth of experience at the intersection of science, innovation, and communication. He’s recently spearheaded major studies like Health 2035, collaborating with HSBC Innovation Banking, and has a passion for making complex medical information more accessible and usable for everyone.

Seth and Hamid Ghanadan discuss:

☑️ Shifting the Dialogue: Hamid Ghanadan challenges the common focus on patient health literacy, suggesting that real change comes from understanding natural learning and rethinking how information is delivered.

☑️ The Erosion of Trust: 57% of new physicians foresee declining trust between patients and doctors in the next decade, with trust eroding in both directions—clinician to patient, and vice versa.

☑️ Root Causes of Misinformation: 79% of surveyed physicians point to social media (and emerging AI) as major drivers of health misinformation and distrust.

☑️ From Teaching to Learning: Hamid Ghanadan argues it's time to move from a "teaching" mindset to "learning," leveraging methods that invite genuine engagement and reduce resistance.

☑️ Science’s Usability Problem: Drawing from his own scientific training, Hamid Ghanadan illustrates that the real barrier is not access, but how usable and relatable scientific information is for both professionals and the public.

☑️ The Power of Games & Stories: Core tools for boosting health literacy (and scientific understanding) are storytelling and game-based learning, both of which can engage audiences and break down orthodoxies—even among scientists themselves.

☑️ Hope from the Next Generation: While young clinicians see big challenges, they’re driven by a desire to help humanity, are pro-technology, and want to shift focus toward prevention, wellness, and deeper patient relationships.

☑️ The Human Factor in Adherence: The most effective health interventions are often simple—like doctors taking two minutes for genuine human connection, which can boost treatment adherence enormously.

☑️ Imagining the Future: True cost decline in healthcare may only come with radical realignment of incentives—and possibly through leveraging AI for “access abundance,” freeing doctors to become advisors and coaches rather than bureaucratic operators.

☑️ Empathy First: Hamid Ghanadan closes by emphasizing the transformational role of empathy and curiosity, both for better patient outcomes and more effective professional engagement.

For anyone interested in how healthcare must evolve—through more human connection, smarter communication, and authentic learning—this conversation offers crucial insights and hope for a better future.

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In this episode of The Health Literacy 2.0 Podcast, host Seth Serxner welcomes obesity medicine expert Dr. Laure DeMattia to unpack the complexities of obesity treatment, GLP-1 medications, and the evolving landscape of health literacy.

With over two decades of experience in obesity medicine, Laure DeMattia brings both personal and professional insight to the conversation. Having lived with obesity herself, she was drawn to the field early, before it became a board-certified specialty. Her current work spans primary care within the Indian Health System and telehealth for post-bariatric surgery patients. Driven by a passion to improve patient outcomes, she advocates for individualized approaches rooted in medical science, compassion, and practical guidance.

Seth Serxner and Laure DeMattia discuss:

☑️ Understanding GLP-1s: These medications have been transformative for diabetes and obesity but require ongoing medical supervision for safety and efficacy.

☑️ Medication Mindset: Many patients hope for a quick fix, but obesity is a lifelong, relapsing condition—medications like GLP-1s are a long-term commitment, not a temporary solution.

☑️ Safety Concerns: The rise of online, gray market, and over-the-counter sales for GLP-1s poses risks of dosage inaccuracies and non-sterile products, emphasizing the importance of physician-directed treatment.

☑️ Disease vs. Willpower: Obesity is a complex, multifactorial disease—not simply a matter of willpower. Genetic predisposition plays a large role.

☑️ Beyond BMI: Reliance on BMI for diagnosis is limited; true assessment considers body composition, genetics, and clinical factors.

☑️ Social Determinants & Environment: Where you live and social factors can profoundly impact your ability to manage obesity and overall health.

☑️ Health Literacy & Advocacy: Empowering patients through health literacy, credible resources, and ongoing support helps combat misinformation and stigma.

☑️ Individualized Care: There is no one-size-fits-all. Success means finding sustainable strategies tailored to the patient's genetics, environment, and personal needs.

☑️ Pursuit of Health vs. Thinness: The goal should be strength, wellness, and self-care, not simply weight loss for appearance's sake.

The conversation highlights the need for compassionate, data-driven approaches, whether it's medication, lifestyle modification, or navigating a complex healthcare system.

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In this episode of The Health Literacy 2.0 Podcast, host Seth Serxner welcomes Dr. Archelle Georgiou – a physician, acclaimed health journalist, and patient empowerment advocate – to unpack the critical role of health literacy in navigating today's complex healthcare ecosystem.

With an impressive background that spans clinical care, health insurance leadership, media, and education, Archelle Georgiou is dedicated to equipping individuals with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to speak up for their health. As a longtime on-air health expert for ABC’s Minneapolis affiliate and host of her own podcast, "Speak Up for Your Health," she channels decades of experience into demystifying insurance, advocating true patient-centered care, and simplifying the medical decision-making process for everyone.

Seth and Archelle dive into:

☑️ Empowering the Patient Voice: True health outcomes are achieved when clinical expertise and patient self-expertise intersect – and individuals are taught how to actively advocate for themselves.

☑️ Demystifying Health Insurance: Understanding the nuts and bolts – premiums, deductibles, out-of-pocket maximums, copays, and coinsurance – is essential for making smart healthcare decisions.

☑️ Practical, Real-World Examples: Sometimes, paying cash can be less expensive than using insurance. Knowing how to ask the right questions at the pharmacy or clinic can lead to better financial and health outcomes.

☑️ Choosing the Right Plan: The most expensive health insurance option isn’t always the best; it’s about understanding your personal health risks and financial situation.

☑️ HSAs and High Deductible Plans: Health savings accounts offer tax advantages, but only work well when individuals have the means and knowledge to use them effectively.

☑️ Addressing the Skills Gap: We've built tools to help people manage their health, but little investment has gone into actually teaching people how to use them—a critical gap in health literacy.

☑️ Laying Responsibility: Employers and insurance companies must do more than just promote wellness; they need to educate about insurance mechanics, appeals, and navigating denials.

☑️ The Power of Self-Reflection: Defining your values, priorities, and preferences allows for more personalized medical decisions—patients are experts in their own lives and should articulate what matters most.

☑️ Digital Health Tools: Large language models like ChatGPT can help patients formulate questions, aggregate information, and prepare for provider visits—if used wisely.

☑️ Speaking Up as a Skill: Empowerment isn’t intuitive; it can and should be learned and practiced, with support from all sectors of the health system.

Dr. Georgiou ultimately underscores: You’re the authority on your own life and health. Take time to reflect, ask questions, and don’t be afraid to speak up—whether in the doctor’s office or when choosing your health plan.

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In this episode of The Health Literacy 2.0 Podcast, host Seth Serxner welcomes Eric Zimmerman, Chief Market Solutions Officer at CredibleMind, for a compelling conversation about advancing mental health literacy and proactive behavioral health solutions in the workforce and beyond.

Eric Zimmerman brings decades of experience at the intersection of behavioral science, public health, and health IT, with a passion for population health and empowering individuals to engage with their own well-being. Now at CredibleMind, Eric leads strategies to blend evidence-based resources, personalized self-care, and digital innovation to fill critical gaps in mental and behavioral health care for employers, public agencies, and communities.

Eric shares how his journey from ecology and epidemiology studies to leadership roles in workforce health shaped his belief that true progress comes from meeting people upstream—educating, normalizing, and guiding before acute problems arise. At CredibleMind, he’s focused on building an accessible, evidence-informed platform that not only provides high-quality mental health resources but also helps users find what truly fits their preferences, life circumstances, and unique challenges.

Seth and Eric dive into:

• Preventive Proactive Approach: We can’t “treat our way out” of the mental health crisis. Early education, screening, and risk reduction are essential.
• The Power of Health Literacy: Most people want to start addressing their mental well-being on their own, but need trusted guidance to know what works.
• Evidence-Based, Personalized Resources: CredibleMind curates and rates tens of thousands of resources—articles, podcasts, videos—helping users navigate the overwhelming digital health landscape.
• Bridging East and West: The platform integrates both Western medical evidence and Eastern traditions of mental and emotional flourishing, recognizing diverse paths to well-being.
• Reducing Stigma & Normalizing Help-Seeking: Making mental health support relatable, accessible, and free from judgment, especially at key life transitions and in underserved populations.
• Technology with Guardrails: CredibleMind leverages AI and machine learning—not to diagnose, but to personalize resource recommendations and conversations while keeping clinical accuracy and safety paramount.
• Community & Organizational Impact: Their coalition model brings together health systems, universities, and public agencies to create wide-reaching, community-branded solutions.
• Stepped Care and Navigation: Empowering users and care providers to take first steps in self-guided therapy, understand treatment options, and navigate complex benefit systems.
• Whole-Person Health: Mental and physical health are inseparable—addressing mental health improves outcomes and lowers costs for every part of the health journey.

As the episode closes, Eric and Seth reaffirm the importance of lighting the path—demystifying mental health, enhancing literacy, and supporting the whole person to build a healthier, more resilient future.

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