Real-World Proof at Population Scale
Dr. Michael Roizen didn't just treat individual patients—he transformed entire population health outcomes. His pioneering approach at Cleveland Clinic proved that when populations achieve the "6+2" health goals, the results create lasting improvements in health equity, clinical outcomes, and care coordination across diverse communities.
Over 13 years with 43,000 participants, medical cost growth slowed from 7.6% annually to just 0.3%, while participants gained an additional 12 years of disability-free life expectancy across all demographic groups.
The program illustrated exponential savings growth.
Reduce Health Disparities
Average savings of $6 for every $1 invested through prevention-focused interventions that address social determinants of health and reduce chronic disease burden across populations.
Improve Clinical Outcomes
Healthier populations are 13% more productive and resilient. Improve population-level clinical metrics through enhanced care coordination, preventive services, and community health interventions.
Increase Care Coordination
90% of participants with comprehensive programs report higher satisfaction. Better-coordinated care across populations creates improved health outcomes and reduced care fragmentation.
Reduce Disease Burden
Up to 35% reduction in sick days through preventive health management strengthens population health metrics and reduces chronic disease prevalence across communities.
Support Community Health
Comprehensive stress management and cognitive health programs yield 4:1 ROI through reduced population mental health burden and improved community-wide resilience and social cohesion.
Support Health System Integration
Reduce care fragmentation and create coordinated programs where entire populations receive comprehensive, culturally competent care that addresses social determinants of health.