Aaron Witsoe

Mr. Witsoe has been a leader in innovation for his 20+ year career, including his work as an Editor/Publisher of Broker News back in the 90's when nationalized healthcare was being proposed the first time. Later, he became President of a Professional Employer Organization (PEO) in Phoenix AZ, where he worked on human capital management and large group dynamics, while putting together one of the first large group plans for a PEO with Humana in the state of Arizona. Currently, as COO of Wellbeing is Natural, Mr. Witsoe is responsible for putting legs to the vision of its founder, Andrew F. Miller Ph.D. and bringing clarity within the healthcare industry on the importance of incorporating "well-being" into medical care as a driver of cost reduction and better quality of life for chronic patients.

Posts by Aaron Witsoe

News

The Human Spirit: a cure not easily prescribed

Many a philosopher has labored over the capacity of the human spirit in day-to-day living, and how it plays a role in the health and quality of life of individuals. Conversely, the medical treatment professionals have been taught to ignore such philosophies in light of the healing power of modern medicine. Perhaps the cross-section of […]

MedCity Influencers

Rugged individualism and the chronic patient (Part 2)

This is part 2 of 2. Click here for the first half of the blog. What’s being done Previously we addressed how chronic patients are actually negatively impacted by the very positive form of rugged individualism, displayed in our American forefathers. In embracing this virtue of deep motivation for survival, we have over time evaded […]

MedCity Influencers

Rugged individualism and the chronic patient (Part 1)

Part 1 of a 2-part blog. As a general rule, the American public praises a self-made man or woman, and may cite a phrase or two such as, their “up-by-the-bootstraps” style, “sheer determination” or more obscurely their “rugged individualism.” They march to their own drum, and don’t let others distract them. They don’t let social […]