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HealthPartners, an integrated, nonprofit health care provider and insurance company, has selected MOBE to provide one-to-one personalized health guidance to its insured members. MOBE pairs advanced analytics with a high-touch health coaching model to identify and help members that consistently seek more care but find their health not improving.
MOBE, a health outcomes company focused on improving people’s health while reducing health care costs, today announced the creation of its advisory board, naming Tim Wicks, former CFO of Optum as Board Chairman, and Dev Warren, CEO and Co-founder of Ascendant Advisory Group as a Board Member.
MOBE today announced the expansion of its employer leadership team, naming Sarah Ziemer as Senior Vice President, Employer Sales. Sarah will report to Kurt Cegielski, Chief Commercial Officer. Since its founding, the health outcomes company has reached more than 100,000 people and saved over $210 million of spend within the health system.
Global powersports leader Polaris Inc. has chosen MOBE to provide one-to-one personalized health guidance to improve the health of its employees and their families and reduce the company’s health care costs. By combining data and analytics, MOBE identifies individuals whose health care utilization is increasing while their health is not improving. MOBE Health Guides and Pharmacists work one-to-one with people, producing better health outcomes without additional cost to the health system, employers, or insurers.
When I reflect on the last seven months as the CEO of MOBE, one of our company’s guiding principles, to “believe in the power of human potential” emerges as an important theme. This philosophy continues to resurface in my leadership of MOBE employees, in our mission to help people on their personal path to health and happiness, and even in my role as a dad.
MOBE’s VP of Medication Strategies, Leslie Helou, was featured on a panel of health care leaders in Bright Spots in Healthcare’s webinar, “How to Add Innovation to Whole-Person Care.” They each give insight into their organization’s framework for addressing whole-person care and how examining someone’s entire health picture leads to improved health outcomes and lower costs.