Dr. Kelly Victory
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1,389 appearances
9 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 16 Sep
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Johnson is really, you know, not doing well on that antidepressant.
Uh, he still, you know, feels that he can't get out and be socially interactive, whatever it is.
So it's kind of that that part that fills in all of the spaces between the primary care visits, which unfortunately, you know, can be some really long expanses of time.
The other group the other group drew Go ahead.
I was to say the other group that sort of has dabbled in this in addition to hospitals has been insurance companies.
They certainly have a vested interest in making sure that you are use less, you know, fewer resources, uh, so they pay less money.
The problem is they haven't done it in a way that's in any way engaging.
You may have noticed if you've started a new new medication or had a new diagnosis, an office visit for something, then you get a follow-up.
Up letter from Edna or Anthem or whoever it is saying, oh, you know, we we realize you have been diagnosed with hypertension.
You know, read this pamphlet.
Uh, you know, that is not disease management.
Disease management is having a phone call with somebody, having somebody who knows your name, who knows your kids' names, who knows what you're struggling with, who knows sort of, you know, where where your, you know, your uh stumbling blocks are.
are that's and so I think the way that we are approaching it at wellness care is very, very in um
uh integrative and hands-on and high touch so that you have numbers of of people you can reach out to.
We're providing people with uh remote patient monitoring, meaning you know blood pressure cuffs, scales, you know, uh glucometers, so that we can get more data fed to us as care providers and can help to these people to navigate those rough waters.
and very lonely waters sometimes between doctor visits.
Yeah, what I would say is that wellness care really, I have a hard time fitting it into a bucket.
Uh, we certainly are not primarily a retailer, as many people think, selling uh products, whether it's supplements or even the medical kits.
We are in large part now a care provider, not only with what we do at wellness care, providing that chronic care management piece that so few Americans on
Medicare have taken advantage of, but also being that piece I was referring to when we were talking about the Alpha Gal study, being a group of independent clinicians, practitioners, scientists, and entrepreneurs who are willing to say, wow, this part of the system's broken, wildly broken.
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