Virtual Health is Transforming the Future of Healthcare

 

Healthcare is often synonymous with invasive procedures and impersonal treatment, but virtual care and its varying models are increasingly changing that. For this reason, this constantly changing landscape needs transformative leaders like Dr. Ryan Grant, Co-founder and CEO of Vori Health. His own transition from a surgical focus to tackling broader challenges in the healthcare sector highlights a commitment to advancing medical practices. His journey to becoming a spine surgeon reflects a deep desire to revolutionize patient care. In prioritizing non-operative treatments and tailoring care plans to individual life goals, Vori Health under Dr. Grant’s leadership is redefining what it means to treat patients with dignity and empathy.

For a segment of FinThrive’s “Healthcare Rethink” podcast, host Brian Urban goes deeper into Dr. Grant’s story and the impact of Vori Health, patient-centered care, traditional and virtual modalities for comprehensive patient care.

Written by Alexandra Simon.

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