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If solving the obesity crisis was just about dropping pounds, with the help of GLP-1s, we’d have already accomplished that task. But, weight loss is more than a checked box or renewed prescription. It’s a lifestyle change.

Conversations about weight loss often center on diets, medications, or the number on the scale. But for our very own Erica Terry, Director of Sales, Payer/PBM at Vida Health, the most important lesson was much simpler and far more powerful…

Over the past several years, obesity care has entered a new era of clinical sophistication…

For decades, body mass index (BMI) has served as the shorthand for defining obesity and, by extension, metabolic health…

AI in telehealth must be governed by the principle of “do no harm” and must serve, not shape, care. AI improves care by reducing clinical workflow friction and streamlining data among other benefits however, when it comes to healthcare where do we have a responsibility to be sure humans are calling the shots?

Whether or not someone continues GLP-1 therapy is a clinical decision that should be made in partnership with their healthcare provider. But what are the strategic benefits, and what are the risks?

MASH is one of the fastest-growing and most overlooked drivers of metabolic risk and rising healthcare costs.

For plan sponsors, the decisions made today will shape costs, outcomes, and member trust for years to come. A smarter strategy blends access, affordability, and clinical excellence rather than forcing tradeoffs.

At Vida, we know our medical team is at the heart of everything we do. In this new series, we’re spotlighting the physicians, dietitians, and coaches who bring their expertise and compassion to every member interaction. Each profile highlights their unique journeys, the impact they’ve made helping members manage chronic conditions, and the knowledge they bring to advancing evidence-based care.

At Vida, we know our medical team is at the heart of everything we do. In this new series, we’re spotlighting the physicians, dietitians, and coaches who bring their expertise and compassion to every member interaction. Each profile highlights their unique journeys, the impact they’ve made helping members manage chronic conditions, and the knowledge they bring to advancing evidence-based care.

For too long, culture has framed this transition as the beginning of invisibility or loss. In reality, it’s an opportunity to take up space, rebuild strength, and redefine what thriving looks like in midlife. It’s just a matter of knowing how.

Plan sponsors don’t just need to save money today; they need to ensure that those savings don’t backfire tomorrow in the form of worse outcomes and higher costs.