Season 3 Episode 7 (26): ViVE Series #4 - Spect and Care3

In this podcast episode, Michael Leung, COO of Spect discusses how SPECT provides accessible eye care to diabetes patients through a platform that allows healthcare workers to perform eye screenings anywhere. The second part of the podcast features a self-interview with David Williams, the CEO of Care3. Care3 aims to promote health equity by combining the clinical and non-medical factors that impact health outcomes using technology and real world data.

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Season 3 Episode 6 (25): ViVE Health Equity Series - Expect and Wolomi

In this episode, two companies focused on women's health and wellness are featured. The first company, Expect, is a streaming fitness platform specifically designed for pregnancy and postnatal fitness. The workouts on Expect are approved by OBGYNs and aim to improve outcomes for both mothers and babies. The founder, Dara Cook, discusses the importance of maternal fitness and the need to make it accessible to all women, especially women of color who are disproportionately affected by maternal mortality rates. The second company, Wolomi, is a digital platform that provides support and resources for women of color during their pregnancy and motherhood journey. The founder, Layo George, emphasizes the importance of creating a safe space for moms and addressing maternal mental health. Both companies are working towards promoting health equity and overcoming challenges such as fundraising and partnering with health plans.

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Season 3 Episode 5 (24): ViVE Health Equity Series - WellnessWits and Sanarai

Kike Oduba, MD - Founder & CEO, WellnessWits:

“I'm a physician entrepreneur and I'm also a mom of three, have navigated the healthcare system through my own personal health challenges for my family and friends, and so I am passionate about health equity, closing gaps in care. I'm also passionate about helping people with chronic diseases not to have to suffer too long in silence or in silo.”

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Season 3 Episode 1 (20): Do You Care?

In this episode of the Treat Us Right podcast, the host, David S. Williams III, discusses the importance of caring for oneself and others within a difficult American healthcare system. He shares his personal experiences of caring for his mother and his son with autism, emphasizing the need for individuals to take action and make changes to improve their health. Williams highlights the 3 Actions of Caring….Listen now!

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Episode 19: Be Health Visible

The question is, how can we as INDIVIDUALS get the best care when it’s often INVISIBLE to us in the moment that we’re NOT? How can we ensure that we are getting not just equal care, because, truth be told, that’s not what healthcare is about—but PERSONALIZED care? Care that’s tailored to our individual needs and based on our unique experiences. If each of us can get THAT, then we won’t have to question whether there is health equity in the medical system.

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Episode 17: Triggers - Personal Mental Health in the Age of COVID, Politics and War

COVID. Polarized politics. Ukraine War.

There is one expert on your mental health. YOU. You know when you’re not right. Pinpointing why can be the challenge. You FEEL the stress and anxiety constantly. It impacts your daily decisions, productivity, motivation, the things that create your balance, your equilibrium. But do you consciously know each and every contributor to your overall sense of imbalance? Chances are…No.

But you can help yourself—whether with your therapist or on your own with self care.

Know your triggers. Know your trends.

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Season 2 Ep. 7: Erase Racial Bias in Healthcare for You and Your Family

The current healthcare system doesn’t treat people of color equally. Everyone deserves unbiased, high quality healthcare.

In light of his sister’s recent passing, Care3 CEO David S. Williams III held a FREE webinar to share what we've learned in driving health consumer behavior entitled, "Erase Racial Bias in Personal and Family Healthcare: The Black and Brown Guide to Achieving Healthcare Equality."

This episode of the Treat Us Right Podcast is the audio from this highly attended webinar.

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Season 2 Ep. 6: Action. MitoAction.

In a joint podcast, we are talking to Kira and Stephanie from the Care3 Global Innovation Partnership group, MitoAction, where we focus Care3 for mitochondrial disease as a chronic condition as MitoAction Mobile.

Why should I listen to this episode? This is how Care3 is used for ANY chronic illness.

You’re going to hear patient testimonials, parent testimonials about how Care3 has changed the course of their lives and lifestyle.

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Season 2 Ep. 4: Changes

There are two lifestyle changes that occur when you or a loved one is diagnosed with a chronic illness or has a level of functional decline. The first one is obvious. The second one goes completely overlooked by pretty much everyone….And if you can embrace that lifestyle change, you will get the best outcomes—and you'll get them faster.

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Season 2 Ep. 3: Shock

That initial shock is really a collection of feelings; feelings of uncertainty, fear, denial, sadness, regret, the how and the why. But overall, shock is a feeling of being overwhelmed by the moment—by the information that was relayed. And in this case, by the revelation of a life-changing condition, that shock is all about the uncertainty of it all coupled with the certainty of the diagnosis, what does this mean? How does this change my life?


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Season 2 Ep. 2: Moment

This episode is all about the moment when your life changes. The moment when you learn about a life-changing health condition for yourself or a loved one. It’s the moment when healthcare, and interacting with the healthcare system, becomes a lifestyle. “…the first moment that I experienced being exposed to a situation that was life-changing was when my mother told myself and my siblings that she had cancer—and had six months to live.”

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