How Remote Care Technology is Transforming Hair Transplantation
The field of hair transplantation has seen significant advancements in recent years, thanks in large part to the growing use of remote care technology. With the help of telemedicin
Supervillain Expectations
When we imagine the hurdles or obstacles that get in the way of our dreams and aspirations, we usually think something is actively preventing us from being able to achieve them. Th
What are aspirations?
If you were asked what your aspirations are, what would you say? According to a poll conducted in 2015, the top three answers were: Starting a family or spending time with fa
Aspiration vs Expectation
In his Netflix special, 23 Hours to Kill, Jerry Seinfeld spoke about how everything we plan in life may fail to live up to expectations, and in the end we will feel that the experi
NEW RTM CODES FOR 2022
In 2022, CMS released five new Remote Therapeutic Monitoring code categories, effective January 1, 2022. These new RTM codes expanded the quantity and quality of Medica
Augmented Intelligence
At Vianova, we spent years exploring the idea of using artificial intelligence to support our users through the process of behavior change. After working with thousands of users, w
EMPOWERING FAILURE
Have you ever failed an exam, missed a deadline, or just didn’t have the bandwidth to attend that super important meeting? Have you ever felt the sting of something you worked re
Top Tech Companies impacting the economy of Kosovo
We are pleased to report that Vianova has been ranked among the Top Tech Companies impacting Kosovo’s economy. Kosovo is a country full of young, talented people, an
ANNOUNCING VIANOVA’S NEW COO
We’ve got some exciting news for you… Jose Aguirre, MD, SFHM, has been named Chief Operating Officer of Vianova’s health division. Dr. Aguirre previously served as Vianova
ANCHORING BIAS
Imagine yourself at the grocery store, buying multiple boxes of cereal because you saw it’s on sale. Now, you’ve never really paid attention to its price before, but you just c