Dr. Rob Lamberts, CEO of Welcome Health, discusses direct primary care options with Tom Mastny, The Pennant Group, and Neil Gordon. Is it better than traditional health care?
Depending on your symptoms, perhaps an App can work best instead of a trip to your primary care physician.
A catastrophic illness might be prevented with regular health maintenance. Neil Gordon, Tom Mastny, The Pennant Group, and Rob Lamberts from Welcome Health, have more on the topic which can cripple families if left unchecked.
Raising worker wages may be in the future. Plus, can there ever be too many flavors of Georgia’s favorite beverage? Mike Petchenik has the latest in all the changes coming your way.
On this episode, we sit down with Tom Mastny of The Pennant Group and Dr. Rob Lamberts, CEO of Welcome Health. We’re talking all about direct primary care, what it is, what makes it better than traditional health care, and how the Pennant Group makes it even better.
Neil Gordon sits down with Tom Mastny, CEO of The Pennant Group and Dr. Rob Lamberts, CEO of Welcome Health. We’re talking all about direct primary care, what it is, what makes it better than traditional health care, and how the Pennant Group makes it even better.
Not all employees get the same benefits, especially folks who work for small businesses. Mike Petchenik explores what’s behind their concerns.
YOUR ACCOUNT HAS BEEN HACKED! A phrase no one wants to get told. Especially if you use the same password for each account that you have. In today’s Tech Alert, I want to provide you with 3 rules of thumb when it comes to creating safe and effective passwords for your accounts. The first rule I would say you need to consider when creating your passwords is to use a common prefix or suffix for all your passwords and combine that with a unique phrase or factor that is connected
Last week, it was Culver’s and Coke. This week, the scoop on Coke and smartphones with a little chicken thrown in for good measure.
Business owners are very aware of protecting their employees and customers from physical attacks, but cyber-attacks happen every 11 seconds. Are you prepared?
