Achieving population wellbeing and improving the quality of life of our patients at JHAH
Do you ever pause and think about the critical things that could happen to your body as you indulge in your morning coffee or breakfast? Are you at risk for a long-term chronic disease? We are often guilty of not being consciously aware of our diet. It is essential to take note of your daily food consumption, and your body's actual needs, which includes resisting some food urges and adopting an active lifestyle. We must understand that our bodies change with time to better approach our health.
The results of the program's first cohort of participating patients are promising. Our data shows significant changes in the level of BP; 66% of patients whose initial assessment showed signs of Hypertension reverted to the normal read at the end of the program. Surprisingly, 43% of patients who participated in the program maintained normal reads during the period of the program. Almost 40% of participating patients in this group were considered obese, and 34% were pre-hypertensive. Today, the BLSM program is continuing with a second cohort to ensure the sustainability of these encouraging results to improve the quality of our patients' lives.
At JHAH, we are here for you not just when you are ill, but also to help you stay well. That is why we have a range of programs to help you create a healthier you.
We believe in providing help and support to achieve and maintain improved health and wellbeing, from programs that support you in achieving better health outcomes, to self-management guides for long-term health conditions. It is all part of our commitment to helping you live a healthier, happier life.
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