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We provide consumer insights for every individual person in the United States to engage patients and members, close gaps in care, and optimize performance.

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Carrot CEO

@KurtWaltenbaugh

dubs

@edyong209

's analysis of America's lost battle with the #pandemic a "master class" on #SDoH & dives deeper into the imbalanced spending policies that got us here.

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Kurt Waltenbaugh

@KurtWaltenbaugh

· 16時間

#America 0, #Pandemic+8. We lost. Yet vast majority of deaths were preventable linkedin.com/pulse/america- via @LinkedIn @EdYong209 @TheAtlantic @Carrot_Health . . #populationhealth #SDoH #Covid19 #publichealth #healthcare #health #racism #hope #healthinsurance #WePredictWell

Carrot Health

@Carrot_Health

2時間

1) No smoking; 2) 20 minutes a day of moderate exercise; 3) eat well; 4) maintain reasonable body fat; 5) no alcohol. Why do fewer than 3% of adults do these five things to live longer & healthier? It's essential to consider social barriers to self-care.

Should We Be Drinking Less?

Scientists helping to update the latest edition of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans are taking a harder stance on alcohol.

If you're a creative problem solver with a talent for designing & implementing multi-channel marketing campaigns, you may be the Marketing Manager we're looking for! Visit bit.ly/38mtMXg to see the #job description for this full-time position in #Minneapolis.

Carrot Health

@Carrot_Health

23時間

Recommended reading from Carrot CEO,

@KurtWaltenbaugh

: 53eig.ht/2OPPXxl <-- A lack of accessible testing in predominately Black & Hispanic communities further compounds the disparities in #COVID19 outcomes.

The 45 Cities With The Biggest Gaps In COVID-19 Testing Access Between Black, Hispanic And White...

Graphics by Ryan Best Design by Emily Scherer When the coronavirus outbreak threatened to rock Philadelphia’s predominantly Black neighborhoods, Dr. Ala Stanfor…

Some data to consider: The mortality rate for Black mothers & their babies is 2x the national average. How could we cut infant deaths by two-thirds? Making sure new mothers have health insurance after delivery.

What’s Missing in the Effort to Stop Maternal Deaths

The U.S. could prevent two-thirds of deaths during or within a year of pregnancy, research suggests.

Since the pandemic began, a shocking 20% of Black households with children lack access to an adequate amount of food. This steep incline of deprivation will have enormous health consequences without focused & sustained intervention.

America’s huge stimulus is having surprising effects on the poor

Though severe deprivation is rising, not everyone is worse off

Poor eating creates poor health. Diet-related illness is an epidemic that disproportionately affects minority & low-income communities -- > #COVID19 has laid bare the fault lines of an inequitable food system.

Poor diets in the US are a national security threat

Poor nutrition is the leading cause of US illnesses, creating a growing burden on the nation's economy, exacerbating health disparities and impacting national security, according to a white paper in...

THIS --> "As a nation, we spend our dollars in the wrong places. Our funding is upside down; we wait for people to become sick & then spend to patch them up." From

@KurtWaltenbaugh

's interview with

@MedicalAlley

Kurt Waltenbaugh, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Carrot Health

Elevating Medical Alley as the global epicenter of health innovation and care

Even with the economic downturn, poverty is not on the rise.

@KurtWaltenbaugh

points to pandemic-induced stimulus payments as the "experiment" that shows us how to eliminate the most stubborn barrier to health --> income.

America’s huge stimulus is having surprising effects on the poor

Though severe deprivation is rising, not everyone is worse off

Infant mortality in the U.S. has increased by 50% over the past decade. How do we fix it? The evidence says targeted public health investments, like expanding Medicaid coverage would help.

What’s Missing in the Effort to Stop Maternal Deaths

The U.S. could prevent two-thirds of deaths during or within a year of pregnancy, research suggests.

What's your strategy for anticipating member needs during ongoing public health & safety crises? Do you have a plan to address economic & racial inequities in your communities? Join us today as we discuss the challenges payers & providers currently face. bit.ly/2ZQ34Us

Carrot Health

@Carrot_Health

7月30日

"More Americans are sick than are healthy, largely from rising diet-related illnesses," Carrot data confirms research published in

@jnutritionorg

--> 89% of Americans are eating their way to chronic illness.

Poor diets in the US are a national security threat

Here at Carrot, we believe data can be the most powerful catalyst for change.

26 simple charts to show friends and family who aren't convinced racism is still a problem in...

Research has extensively documented the differences between the Black and white experience in the US, from wealth and education to incarceration.

Carrot Health has a #jobopening in #Minneapolis for a #fulltime Marketing Manager! Job description & application details here --> bit.ly/38mtMXg

Carrot Health

@Carrot_Health

7月29日

Please join us tomorrow, July 30, at 12 p.m. CT for an in-depth discussion about how payers & providers can use consumer data analytics & market surveys to anticipate underlying #SDoH needs during this challenging period of uncertainty. bit.ly/2ZQ34Us

Carrot Health

@Carrot_Health

7月28日

Minneapolis, long-touted as a miraculously prosperous city *actually* has the largest racial poverty gap in the nation. Shifting public spending to prioritize housing & health services could reduce the need for disproportionately large police budgets.

Minneapolis's White Lie

Despite being applauded by many, the "miraculous" prosperity of the Twin Cities is only a reality for a certain slice of their population.

"Access is not available equally nationwide. Simply put, where Americans live & how much income they earn can still determine the ease with which they get a COVID-19 test." A data-driven analysis from

@FiveThirtyEight

The 45 Cities With The Biggest Gaps In COVID-19 Testing Access Between Black, Hispanic And White...

Graphics by Ryan Best Design by Emily Scherer When the coronavirus outbreak threatened to rock Philadelphia’s predominantly Black neighborhoods, Dr. Ala Stanfor…

This Thursday, we'll hold the next in our series of webinars to help payers & providers adjust to the "new normal." Join us to discuss how to assess & address #SDoH needs during these unprecedented times: bit.ly/2ZQ34Us

Carrot Health

@Carrot_Health

7月27日

New data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows: 1) pandemic-induced unemployment rates are falling fastest for whites & 2) more than 20% of lost jobs won't be back. The result? Widening the chasm of economic disparity with inevitable health impacts.

The Unemployment Rate Is Falling, But More People Are Losing Their Jobs Permanently

These days, reading the monthly jobs report can feel like opening a time capsule. According to the data for June, which was released today, the recovery from th…

"Leadership is sharing what we know & offering a path forward; a path to a better world for all of us."

@KurtWaltenbaugh

shares his insights about leadership, successful start-ups & health inequities with

@MedicalAlley

Kurt Waltenbaugh, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Carrot Health

Elevating Medical Alley as the global epicenter of health innovation and care

Less than three miles from where Carrot CEO,

@KurtWaltenbaugh

lives with his family, a Minneapolis police officer took George Floyd's life. Kurt turns to data to understand how we got here & what it means to #defund the police & invest in #SDoH. bit.ly/3fuZzcq