In this episode of The Health Literacy 2.0 Podcast, Seth Serxner is joined by David Hoke, Head of Consumer Experience and Well-Being at RightMove, the only nationwide virtual triage and physical therapy platform.
David brings over 25 years of expertise in corporate health and well-being, having spearheaded strategic health initiatives for Fortune 500 companies, including Walmart.
Focused on authentic engagement and documented outcomes for diverse populations globally, David is dedicated to enhancing the health of RightMove's clientele. David is a sought-after speaker on well-being, the future of work, and technology, and has sponsored successful start-ups in Fintech, mHealth, and value-based design. He holds a degree from Dickinson College and a Masters from New York University with an emphasis on kinesiology and therapeutic exercise.
In this episode, Seth and David dive deep into the pivotal role of health literacy in the context of workforce well-being. They discuss their experiences and insights, sharing thought-provoking ideas on how to create a humanistic view of health care, emphasizing that we are more alike than different and striving for a universal solution to the challenges of health literacy.
David sheds light on his new venture at RightMove Health and his mission to address musculoskeletal health in a holistic and meaningful way. He shares compelling insights on creating emotional connections and using pain and discomfort as a powerful anchor to initiate habit formation and overall well-being. They also touch upon the importance of peer-to-peer influence and creating movements toward better health.
In a wide-ranging conversation, Seth and David discuss:
☑️ The importance of understanding that people's healthcare experiences are emotional rather than transactional.
☑️ Creating more accessible and engaging health literacy resources for diverse audiences.
☑️ The importance of peer-to-peer influence and creating a sense of community in promoting better health.
☑️ Helping individuals make informed and emotionally resonant decisions about their health, especially during vulnerable moments.
☑️ The challenges of health literacy and the need for a more engaging approach
☑️ And much more.
Thanks, David!
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About The Health Literacy 2.0 Podcast from EdLogics
Improving health literacy — the ability to understand and act on health information — is key to improving health outcomes and lowering costs.Together with business and community leaders, we'll explore effective, behavior-changing solutions that can improve health literacy — and drive engagement in corporate and public health and wellness programs.
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