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How to help business executives be the best they can be — physically, emotionally and mentally
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Business leaders know all too well the challenge of finding time to take care of themselves and stay healthy. When your day is scheduled down to the last minute and you’re juggling work meetings, travel and family responsibilities, it’s hard to focus on your personal well-being. That’s where executive health programs can be an advantage.
“The way our program is structured is all in one day,” says Dr. Malia Harper, an internist and medical director at TriHealth, on the health care system’s executive health screening program. “It’s all on site and provided within a couple of hours.”
It was this screening program that revealed quite a surprise to Brian Lawlor, president of local media at Scripps, a couple of years ago. In this episode of Getting Health Care Right, Cincinnati Business Courier President and Publisher Jamie Smith speaks with Lawlor and Harper about those unexpected results — and why executive health matters.
Listen to the episode to learn:
· What Harper saw on Lawlor’s chest X-ray that gave her pause.
· The trajectory of Lawlor’s follow-up steps and treatments — and how he is impacted today from his diagnosis.
· The advantages of screening and annual physicals when it comes to executive health.
Learn more at TriHealth.com.
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