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Ingenovis Health is proud to announce the appointment of Becky Kahn as Chief Client Officer.   With a proven track record of driving innovation in healthcare workforce solutions, Kahn has built a reputation for developing cost-effective strategies. Her career is marked by successful collaborations with acute care hospitals and healthcare systems, championing practical, results-driven solutions to address workforce challenges.   Expressing her enthusiasm for joining Ingenovis Health, she stated, “I am honored to join Ingenovis Health and look forward to contributing to the company's mission of delivering innovative and cost-effective workforce solutions. Ingenovis is a purpose-driven company with incredibly strong leadership, and together, we will continue to build strong partnerships and drive positive change in the healthcare industry.”   Read the full news release now: https://lnkd.in/gWJ4d5BW   #LeadershipDevelopment #Growth #Innovation 

This New Year, make a resolution to embrace wellness—not just for the patients you serve but for yourself! Join Ingenovis Health on February 27 for the first annual ACT on Health: Virtual Wellness Symposium--a free, one-day event designed exclusively for healthcare professionals. Participate in workshops and hear from healthcare guest speakers to help enrich your physical, emotional, social, and financial health in 2025 and beyond. Reserve your spot today 👉 https://lnkd.in/g3wpv8-y

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What's more important for your heart health? A) lowering dietary cholesterol B) lowering saturated fat Cholesterol is an essential nutrient for the body. Brad Serwer, MD FACC FSCAI, chief medical officer of VitalSolution-Cardiology explains, "There are two sources of cholesterol: That which you consume in your diet and endogenous cholesterol that your liver produces." Dr. Serwer adds that guidelines focus more on saturated fat—for good reason. Diets high in saturated fat may contribute to inflammation, increasing the odds of chronic illnesses. Saturated fats are also calorie-dense, and consuming too many can lead to weight gain and obesity, which further increases the risk of health issues like heart disease and diabetes. For more heart-healthy tips, read the full article via Parade: https://lnkd.in/g2ZUyANy

Happy New Year from all of us at VitalSolution! 🎉 As we welcome a fresh start and a brand-new year, we want to take a moment to thank you all for being an incredible part of our journey over the past year. We couldn’t be more excited for all that 2025 has in store! Here’s to a year filled with health, happiness, and success for you and your loved ones. 🥂 #HappyNewYear

The CDC estimates that more than a quarter of Americans don’t get any physical activity outside of work. But a new study finds that even a few minutes of exercise that happens incidentally throughout the day, including walking up stairs or walking your dog, may cut heart attack risks in half. Brad Serwer, MD FACC FSCAI, chief medical officer of VitalSolution-Cardiology, says “While incidental exercise may not be long in duration or intense, it does keep a person active, burns calories and may keep some people from getting less stiff.” Learn more about incidental exercise and its benefits: https://lnkd.in/gsx3SGkP

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A new study in the British Journal of Sports Medicine reveals how women can slash their heart disease risk by HALF! According to cardiologists, simple lifestyle changes can make a huge difference. The key takeaway? "The most important lesson learned is to avoid being sedentary," says Brad Serwer, MD FACC FSCAI, chief medical officer of VitalSolution-Cardiology. He adds, "Sitting for prolonged periods of time can be very detrimental to one's cardiovascular health." Check out the full article to learn more about protecting your heart: https://lnkd.in/gE8tyvqn