John Q Walker, Ph.D., the Co-founder, and Chief Technology Officer of uMethod Health, recently participated in a distinguished panel of experts in the field of disease. The discussion centered around translating technological advancements into actionable strategies at a clinical level. Together, the panel delved into the realm of proactive, precision, and holistic medicine, identifying it as the next frontier in healthcare. Dr. Walker describes how uMethod is at the forefront…READ MORE

In February 2022, Dr. Federico Canavosio of Integrative Medical Care (IMC) in Vero Beach, FL started applying a new approach to memory care for patients aged 60 and older. IMC began working with medical AI company uMETHOD Health to deploy RestoreU, an evidence-based care program for patients at risk of developing Alzheimer’s Disease (AD), dementia, or other cognitive issues. “Cognitive impairment and related dementias are difficult to treat because they…READ MORE

Dr. Marwan Sabbagh, an Alzheimer’s disease expert and geriatric neurologist at the Barrow Institute in Phoenix, AZ joined Rob Sherman, product manager at Sonora Quest to discuss how the health care community can help combat the rapid rise of Alzheimer's disease in Arizona using progressive and innovative solutions like RestoreU, offered by uMETHOD Health and Sonora Quest Laboratories. The conversation highlights Dr. Sabbagh's use of RestoreU to improve diagnostic confidence…READ MORE

Pinnacle Care Internal Medicine’s co-founder, Dr. Ashish Sachdeva recently joined Bob Roth on Health Futures Radio in Phoenix, AZ to discuss COVID-19’s spillover effect on non-COVID patients. “Delayed care, forgone care, missed care. This is going to accumulate over time. The long-term effects from neglecting known and unknown disease diagnosis is going to be immense.” Says Dr. Sachdeva. In the interview, Dr. Sachdeva stresses his concern about the physical and…READ MORE

Polypharmacy is a growing problem in the United States. The use of multiple medications increases the likelihood that a patient will experience potential drug interactions and adverse drug reactions (ADRs). Those individuals with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease (AD) are at greater risk, due to age, comorbidities, and an increased likelihood of being on a greater number of neuroactive medications. ... The results of this work show that older populations have…READ MORE