Getting Bio, Socio, Psych with It: How Holon Health’s Holistic Care Model Supports Substance Abuse Patients

 

In an era where healthcare innovation is paramount, the latest episode of Healthcare Rethink by FinThrive introduces Holon Health’s holistic care model for individuals battling substance abuse disorders. Host Brian Urban and Holon Health CEO Jason Herzog delve into the integration of healthcare and criminal justice to support substance abuse patients.

Holon Health’s holistic care model addresses biological, social, and psychological needs, aiming to improve patient outcomes, minimize emergency visits, and reduce recidivism. The company also employs the use of advanced technology in caring for these vulnerable groups, including a companion app that fosters improved communication and engagement between patients and the criminal justice system.

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