Improving brain health is not just about avoiding illness; it’s about creating the conditions for mental energy, emotional strength, and cognitive flexibility: qualities that help mothers respond more effectively to the unpredictability of life. For additional insights into the GoMo Health BehavioralRx science, check out this video from CEO and Founder, Bob Gold, and, Shelley R. Schoenfeld, Chief Marketing and Client Services Officer:
is the most rigorous certification within the HITRUST portfolio and was awarded for its Personal Concierge and GoMo Chat products on Microsoft Azure. BehavioralRx is based on the guiding principle that no two people are identical; therefore, their care plans cannot be either. When considering optimal management of clinical conditions, there are not only the commonly discussed social determinants of health (SDOH) but also personal determinants, including confidence in the ability to follow a care plan, circle of support, and, most importantly, outlook. By considering emotional, behavioral, physical, and metabolic factors together, precision care can effectively treat the whole person. What Is Brain Health? The Center for BrainHealth defines brain health as the continual promotion of the brain’s optimal development through cognition, well-being, connectedness to others, and a sense of purpose. For mothers, maintaining brain health means being able to think clearly, manage emotions, adapt to change, and stay mentally present, even in high-stress situations.
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