Bob Gold
Chief Behavioral Technologist
GoMo Health
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Bob Gold is one of the world’s leading behavioral technologists with more than 20 years applied research and development in the behavioral and cognitive science of human motivation, activation and resiliency; with a specialty in the design of clinical care plans and digital therapeutics that integrate pyscho-social factors and personal determinants into physical and behavioral care plans for chronic and complex population health management; with a focus in diversity, equity, and inclusion for underserved vulnerable populations.
Bob focuses his energy on recrafting clinical care plans and medication therapies into behaviorally-based remote care coordination, transitions of care, and rehabilitation/recovery digital therapy programs to achieve a sustainable population health business model for health systems, health plans, pharmaceutical companies and governments; reducing adverse events such as unnecessary ED visits and readmissions, collecting valuable ePROs (electronic patient-reported outcomes) and taking advantage of opportunities for Medicaid and Medicare value-based and RPM (Remote Patient Monitoring) reimbursements associated with the implementation of these programs.
Bob’s evidence-based methods provide an individualized, disciplined and nurturing experience within the framework of a person’s lifestyle and typical day while improving satisfaction and adherence, especially for complex and chronic conditions that include co-morbidities and difficult-to-navigate patient health journeys.
This session will explore how a growing set of recent data on the physiology and stages of life of women relating to pregnancy, menopause, autoimmune system, hormones, and more affect brain health, moods such as anxiety, stress, depression, and brain fog, as well as increased susceptibility to certain health conditions. And demonstrate how a science-based specialized digital brain health solution is helping women throughout their lifespan.