Peter Hayes, President & CEO at Healthcare Purchaser Alliance of Maine, is passionate about helping people get safe, high-quality care at an affordable price.
Peter has used out of the box thinking and data to give healthcare consumers a predictable way to reduce costs for the high-quality care they need and deserve.
Peter Hayes, President and CEO at Healthcare Purchaser Alliance of Maine, is on a mission to help consumers find safe, quality, and affordable care. He and his team are focused on price transparency to put the consumer in the driver’s seat.
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Dr. Monique Ruberu, owners of Natural Womens Health and practitioner of Naprotechnology, helps patients re-think things that are considered “normal,” searching for the root cause using both science and natural techniques.
Through her holistic approach, Dr. Ruberu is able to help patients successfully manage concerns ranging from recurrent miscarriage and infertility to abnormal bleeding, PMS, and other common issues that are often otherwise deemed “unexplained” or unfixable.
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Jaclyn and the team at AiRCare Health are focused on helping people get the mental health help they need. From proactively calling to check in with people, to connecting them with resources when they’re in need, her team is there to help. To date, they’ve helped close to a million families.
In this interview, Jaclyn shares startling facts about how loneliness and poor social connections can impact your health, what to do if you’re struggling, she shares how to overcome loneliness, find hope again, and how to connect with your kids during the pandemic.
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Kim own life’s events lead her to create the program. Years ago, Kim had two past failed suicide attempts, and found herself a single mother. She lifted herself out of the darkness by choosing faith over fear, and those events shaped the program she created and coaches on today.
In this interview, Kim shares the story of how she overcame hurdles to life her best life, talks about how to reformat your thinking patterns, imposter syndrome, “familiar” zones, and more.
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