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Did you know your slouching could be making you more stressed???? And it's not just about bad posture - there's fascinating neuroscience behind it! Fascinating video from Manoush Zomorodi at NPR breaking down groundbreaking research from Peter Strick at University of Pittsburgh. It shows the amazing three-way conversation happening between our: - Core muscles? - Brain - Adrenal glands Here's the wild part: strengthening your core muscles can actually help regulate your body's stress response! ?? As a health tech startup working with thousands of older adults, I'm incredibly excited about the implications for both mental and physical wellness. The mind-body connection is real. Your posture shapes your biochemistry. Quick action item: Try this right now - sit up straight for a few minutes and notice how it affects your mood. ? Drop a comment if you felt a difference! Curious to hear: What other simple physical changes have you noticed affecting your mental state? www.careyaya.org

Looking forward to presenting on the keynote panel at the Longevity Innovation Summit in Washington DC on December 9-10 alongside Nancy LeaMond. Check out why we think caregiving is one of the most important societal issues of our time. And, how upcoming changes in DC may accelerate tech innovation to improve care at home for millions of older adults. ?? Thanks Mary Furlong!

A simple walk that moved millions. ??♂??? Have you seen the viral GMA video about hospice nurses and a final act of kindness? At CareYaya, we're constantly inspired by healthcare heroes who go above and beyond. This story struck a chord: * Hospice nurses took a cancer patient for one last walk outdoors. * A small gesture with profound impact. * His sister's emotional retelling reminds us why we do what we do. It's not just about care. It's about dignity. ?? Human connection. Making every moment count. These nurses embody the compassion we strive to cultivate in our community. How can we all bring more of this spirit into care? To the unsung heroes in hospice care: Thank you. ?? Your kindness ripples far beyond that final walk.

Could Trump's return accelerate America's health tech revolution? ?? Whether you're red or blue - this is about innovation and saving lives. ?? The signs point to something massive brewing in healthcare. As CEO of CareYaya, one of America's fastest-growing health tech startups, I'm seeing unprecedented opportunities for innovation that could transform how we deliver care: - AI predicting heart attacks before doctors - VR enabling impossible surgeries - Digital therapeutics slashing costs and expanding access - Deregulation enabling innovators to move faster ?? The potential impact? A staggering TRILLION-DOLLAR opportunity to revolutionize the largest sector of our economy. And importantly, to Make America Healthy Again. ?? At CareYaya, we've already cut care coordination costs by 60% by leveraging AI, predictive analytics and workforce innovation. Leading to national coverage across CNBC, Wall Street Journal and TechCrunch. Lowering costs so dramatically means expanding access to affordable care for millions who have been left behind. But that's just the beginning. From quantum computing for drug discovery to AI-powered medical copilots, we're witnessing the dawn of a new era in healthcare. I break down why the next four years could change everything in my latest in WRAL. Are you ready to embrace the future of healthcare? Let's keep the discussion focused on advancing healthcare for all. ???? #HealthcareonLinkedIn #LinkedInTopStartups #HealthTech #Innovation #AI

He once sang with BB King and Gladys Knight. ?? Now he performs in hospital hallways, healing people one song at a time. Meet Walter - from the Apollo Theater stage to WakeMed hospital's corridors. Why? Because during his own hospital stay in 2023, he realized through his own experience: Sometimes, the best prescription is a song. ?? "As a volunteer, I like to sing for patients and families to bring a smile to their faces and ease their troubles about their medical condition. Visitors tell me I brighten their day." Every Friday, 11-3pm, he transforms the hospital hallway into his stage. This is innovation and impact at its finest. ? What moments of unexpected joy have you witnessed in healthcare and caregiving? Check out his story: https://lnkd.in/eWVt__6g #HealthcareHeroes

Heartwarming article filled with great quotes! ?? "I remember being at the table with Angelo and he was so funny, it completely got me out of my depression" "When you think about the way that we create communities…policies, the way we build services and infrastructure, we do it age-graded," she says, "which really has built up some artificial silos and barriers between the generations." She says these relationships with the young remind older people of their worth in the world. "They feel seen. They feel like they matter," she says, in a society that often devalues people once they reach their later years. Griffin says the benefits go both ways. She says kids need a sympathetic, non-judgmental ear — someone other than their parents. "You get to learn a lot about somebody else and also like, keep their stories with you, and even learn from their experiences and get really great advice," he says. ??

?? Did you know the same giants behind the tobacco epidemic are now fueling our processed food addiction? ?? I'm alarmed by this revelation. Here's why it matters: ? Processed foods are the new "silent killer" ?? ? Both smoking and poor diet are leading causes of preventable deaths ? The tactics used to hook us are disturbingly similar At CareYaya, we're committed to promoting healthier aging. But we can't do it alone. ?? Watch the attached video to learn more about this crucial issue. Question for thought: How can we apply successful anti-smoking strategies to combat the processed food crisis? ?? Let's start a conversation about protecting our health and the well-being of those we care for. And share this with people you know. Together, let's build a better future for care. ?? www.careyaya.org

CareYaya is enabling affordable home care by connecting healthcare students with elders https://tcrn.ch/3NR75RO

An unexpected alliance on food policy could be the biggest disruption to healthcare that no one sees coming. ?? My latest in MedCity News covers some uncomfortable truths: - 60% of Americans have chronic conditions - $1.1 TRILLION in annual healthcare costs for this population - Up to 30% reduction in healthcare utilization through dietary interventions ?? The healthy future we hope for at CareYaya: * Hospital systems becoming agricultural innovation hubs * AI-powered precision farming integrated with patient care * Data-driven connections between food and health outcomes We're already seeing how nutrition makes an impact on elders with dementia. The potential for prevention-first healthcare is staggering. ? What excites me most: This isn't just about better food. It's about fundamentally restructuring how we approach health and longevity in America. ?? ?? Ready to reimagine healthcare from the ground up? The seeds of transformation are already planted. ?? Let's connect if you're working at the intersection of AgTech and Healthcare - this could be the biggest shift in healthcare economics in decades. #HealthcareonLinkedIn #LinkedinTopStartups

Recently, Neal K. Shah, of CareYaya, shared his perspective on how the new administration could unleash innovation in neurotech, reduce regulatory barriers with Elon Musk’s involvement, and accelerate innovations that could improve neurological care for those with #Alzheimer and #dementia. ??View the article on our site now: https://lnkd.in/dagyXNqB