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Congratulations to our Vytalize Values Award Winners: Dallas Cantrell, Win Thach, Melanie Hay, and Sarah Messing! Dallas and Win demonstrated exceptional leadership and trustworthiness in their manager's absence. Their teamwork and dedication continue to shine. Melanie is a cornerstone of our growth team. She is a pleasure to work with. Sarah is instrumental in holding our People Ops team together with her unwavering support and hard work, reflecting her deep commitment to Vytalize. Thank you all for embodying the values that drive our success!

We’re excited to be recognized by Inc. Magazine as the fastest-growing private company in America! Discover how we landed at the top of the 2024 #Inc5000 list: https://lnkd.in/eSfFY8Aq

We are thrilled to announce that Vytalize Health has been recognized by Inc. Magazine as the fastest-growing private company in America! This incredible achievement is a testament to our amazing team and the trust of our healthcare partners. Together, we are transforming the healthcare landscape and making a real difference in patients' lives. We couldn’t have reached No. 1 on the 2024 #Inc5000 list without our commitment to empowering doctors and enhancing patient care through customized healthcare solutions, and we look forward to pushing the envelope of value-based care even further. Learn more about how we achieved this milestone: https://lnkd.in/etzRMYgW

Congratulations to our Vytalize Values Award winners: Daniel Cost, Daniel Harhay, Jason McLean, and Tim O'Brien! Your exceptional support, outstanding performances, and positive attitudes are driving us toward becoming the best facilitator of people’s healing. Thank you for your dedication and hard work! We are grateful to have you all on the team.

There’s still time to join the 2025 Vytalize Health Preferred Provider Network! Collaborate with like-minded providers and enjoy free benefits.   Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eYA89pza

We are honored to recognize Andre St. Julien, Erin T., and Nia Washington, MPA as last month's Vytalize Values Award recipients! Andre is a leader who creatively improves tool utilization and motivates colleagues. Erin's transformative leadership and unwavering dedication to core values shape her team for the better. Nia embodies commitment, respect, reliability and tenacity, driving results for her team and the company. Thank you for your exceptional contributions!

Join the Pennsylvania Academy of Family Physicians (PAFP) at their 2024 Summer SEA-M-E Conference from June 9 -13 at Hyatt Place, Dewey Beach, DE, co-sponsored by the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. This highly anticipated event offers over 20 AAFP and AOA Category 1 credits. Additionally, enjoy afternoons off for family-friendly activities, walks to restaurants, and fun social events like a Sunset Cruise and the 2nd Annual Trivia Showdown.   Don't miss out on this enriching conference experience and the chance to meet a member of the Vytalize team. See you there!

Join the MSMA Young Physicians Section in Destin, FL, for their highly anticipated 2024 Mississippi State Medical Association (MSMA) CME in the Sand from May 24 - May 28. The event promises an enriching experience where attendees can earn up to 16 CME credit hours. Event highlights include lectures, discussions, networking opportunities and, of course, fun in the sun.   The #Vytalize team will be in attendance. Meet us there to learn more about our all-in-one value-based care solution!

The current healthcare system is plagued with complexities that often prevent physicians from providing both the high-quality care they desire, and the care their patients need to live healthier lives. Press Ganey President and Chief Physician Executive Amy Compton-Phillips, MD believes #VytalizeHealth's value-based care (VBC) solution can change that. Learn how VBC is poised to change the complex healthcare landscape: https://lnkd.in/eUXgVXzQ

For #NationalNursesWeek, Vytalize's Cindy DeMars, RN, shares why she became a nurse 32 years ago! Here's what she has to say about the inspiration behind her career choice: My decision to go into nursing 32 years ago can be summed up in one word: Lola. Although my grandmother Lola was not a licensed nurse, she inspired me to become one. I grew up watching her live out the Nightingale Pledge. Lola treated the ill to the best of her ability and carried them to professionals when things were clearly beyond her scope. She preserved the privacy of those she assisted with no intentional harm and was dedicated to the welfare of anyone who crossed her path, whether they were strangers, friends, or family. Lola, who was born in 1915, volunteered in her retirement years at the Agency on Aging and delivered Meals on Wheels because, in her words, "[she loved] 'old people.'" Lola often said she wished she had gone to school to be a nurse, and regularly, she visited the nursing home to shave her blind brother – not because the care assistants wouldn't, but because she wanted to care for him in some way, touch him, and make him feel loved and human. As I grew older, I heard stories about how Lola cared not only for her parents in their elder years, but also for some extended family who had finished prison or jail sentences and needed help getting employment and a fresh start. Additionally, at one point, Lola and her family lived by the railroad tracks where doors of generous people were in some way 'marked' by people experiencing homelessness and those who jumped the trains. This act let others in need know the person behind the door was willing to help. Her door was marked, and when someone knocked, she would greet them, touch them, share a hot meal or blanket, etc. She loved others well and modeled this to her neighbors and family, which is why I went to nursing school and continue to work in nursing.