Concierge medicine and programs are now the trend for top executives, celebrities and those tired of not getting the treatments and success they desire in routine visits. Overcrowded offices and weeks to get a 15-minute appointment with a PA are no longer options for those seeking care. Clients want now, not weeks later. CEO Josette Sullins has been aware of this for more … [More]
Addressing Alcohol Use Disorder in the Workplace
Alcohol use has become so deeply woven into our cultural fabric that its consumption often goes unquestioned. But a growing body of research signals a troubling trend: High-intensity drinking is up among middle-aged adults, who make up a significant portion of today's workforce. This demographic shift has not gone unnoticed. Earlier this year, the former U.S. surgeon general … [More]
Tips to Stay Healthy during Business Travel
Whether travelling for business or pleasure, we all hope our trip goes smoothly. But the truth is, more than one in four Americans report getting sick or hurt on while on a trip and 56% needed medical treatment as a result. With well over $250 billion spent annually on domestic and international business travel, employers don’t need the added worry of a company representative … [More]
The Purpose Pivot: How Dynamic Leaders Put Vulnerability and Intuition into Action
Standing at the nexus of health & wellness and leadership, this book takes a dive deep into exclusive shared stories, experiences and learnings of successful women, helping readers navigate their own leadership journey whether it be at work, at home or within themselves personally. Inspired by author Melissa Gonzalez’s wake-up call of a life-threatening medical emergency … [More]
Arizona Ranks 10th for Worst Nursing Shortages among States Nationwide
Nursing CEU at CheapNursingCEUs analyzed data from the National Council of State Boards of Nursing on the total number of registered nurses and nurse practitioners in each state. They compared these figures to population data to reveal the number of nurses per 100,000 people in each state. The states with the lowest rate of nurses were identified as having the worst nurse … [More]
Fitness & Finance: How Stress Can Wreck Your Body and Budget
Occasional stress is a normal part of life for the majority of people. We experience it from time-to-time, depending on what we have going on in our lives. It becomes a concerning issue, however, when it’s ongoing and taking up too much time in one’s life. Chronic stress can lead to people becoming unhealthier and less financially stable. Many people make poor health and … [More]
Technology‑Driven Recovery Hospital in Development Phase for West Valley
For the first time in the United States, a recovery hospital built exclusively for survivors of child and young adult trafficking is being developed with real-time digital safety woven into every layer of care. In an effort to address the growing national crisis of human trafficking, Cyber Dive, a technology company transforming how families and recovery professionals protect … [More]
Rock View Recovery: Redefining Behavioral Healthcare through Innovation and Community
Rock View Recovery, a North Phoenix-based behavioral healthcare organization, is transforming how addiction and co-occurring disorders are treated by merging evidence-based practices with trauma-informed care, brain-centered technology and a community-driven continuum of support. Founded on the principle that sustainable recovery requires more than symptom management, Rock View … [More]
AZ Blue Supports Student Training in Public Health Care
The Bridge Fellowship Program — offered through the Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health at the University of Arizona Health Sciences — helps students learn how public care, like Medicaid, is set up, paid for and provided. Learning how these systems work behind the scenes enables them to better guide their patients who depend on this care. This is significant, as … [More]
The Death of Work-Life Balance: How to Protect Your Peace and Prioritize What Matters
Work-life balance is tough, and for most of us, it’s starting to feel like a thing of the past. Companies are demanding long hours and more hustle. Remote workers are being called back to the office and the ones still at home are stuck in “always on” mode. With layoffs happening left and right, everyone feels the pressure to constantly prove their worth. No surprise we’re all … [More]
Neighborhood Practice Rebrand Underscores Trend Toward Holistic, Family-Centered Care
After more than 30 years serving the Moon Valley community as Simpson Dental, the long-standing neighborhood practice has entered a new chapter as Nurture Smiles and Wellness. Under the leadership of Dr. Lauren P. Salvatore, DDS, the rebrand reflects a broader commitment to whole-family care and a more integrated approach to wellness. “In today’s world, families are looking … [More]
Surgical Center Assembles Top Surgical Talent, Broadening Scottsdale’s Aesthetic Edge
In a bold move that positions Scottsdale as a national epicenter of regenerative and aesthetic medicine, Defyne MD, the boundary-pushing boutique practice founded by acclaimed plastic and reconstructive microsurgeon Dr. Oren Tessler, MD, announces a significant expansion—both in talent and technology. The practice has welcomed four elite surgeons to its team and launched the … [More]
National Franchise Targeting $30B Occupational Health Market Launches in Scottsdale
Ervexia Occupational Health announced the national launch of its franchise program, targeting existing medical practitioners who want to add workplace health services to their practices. The company's franchise model allows chiropractors, physicians and other healthcare providers to offer comprehensive occupational health services without rebranding their entire practice. … [More]
$150K in Scholarships Fuel Arizona’s Next Generation of Nurses
The National Association of Hispanic Nurses announces the award of $150,000 in scholarships to Arizona College of Nursing students pursuing their Bachelor of Science in Nursing degrees. Students at campuses in Aurora, CO, Dallas, TX, Fort Lauderdale, FL, Hartford, CT, Salt Lake City, UT, Tampa, FL, Tempe, AZ, and Tucson, AZ, were among this year's recipients. Scholarship … [More]
AZ Blue Donates $80K to Support U of A Health Student Training
Ten students are getting a closer look at how care works beyond the clinic – thanks to an $80,000 gift from Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona Health Choice. The gift supports the Bridge Fellowship Program offered through the Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health at the University of Arizona Health Sciences. This program helps students learn how public care, like … [More]
Local Health Company App Supports Women’s Brain Health
Prickly Pear Health, a Phoenix-based digital health company focused on women’s brain health, has officially launched the first digital brain health app designed specifically for the perimenopausal and menopausal transition. The app is built with the needs of women aged 35–55 in mind and goes far beyond symptom tracking; it leverages AI, voice data and wearable inputs to deliver … [More]
320 Million Work Hours Lost on Dental Care — What Employers Can Do
Let’s talk about teeth. Yes — those things a business’s employees smile with on Zoom, but, more importantly, the things that, when neglected, are quietly draining the business’s bottom line. Employers may have invested in standing desks, mental health days, maybe even nap pods. But if dental health isn’t part of their corporate wellness strategy, they’re overlooking one of … [More]
Mayo Clinic Arizona Announces Lung Transplant Program
Mayo Clinic in Arizona announced it has added lung transplantation to its nationally recognized solid organ transplant program. The program delivers world-class care to critically ill patients battling end-stage lung disease who need a lung transplant to survive and restore their quality of life. The new Arizona Lung Transplant Program in Arizona offers a multidisciplinary … [More]
