WHOLE PERSON INDEX
Clinical + Social + Genetic + Behavior
2024 has been a year of immense growth and progress to further our groundbreaking approach
to health…. recalibrating how we define and measure health outcomes.
The Whole Person Index is here to keep it simple for health solutions and level the playing field for you, your clients, or your patients.
Our goal is to accelerate monumental positive change for individual, population, and community health outcomes. This only happens through partnership, and we are curating some of the best. More details coming in 2025.
Together, Let’s Go!
Interested in becoming a client or learning more about how you can incorporate the Whole Person Index?
Get in touch with Katie at ktkaney@gmail.com.
We would love to work with you!
Learn more about our work, straight from our founder:
Healthcare Unbound with Saul Marquez
Dr. Katie Kaney: Unveiling the Whole Person Index
Be Amazing Podcast with Celia Smart
Building a Healthier Community with Dr. Katie Kaney
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- Health is driven by four factors: clinical (10%), social (20%), genetics (30%), behavior (40%)*
- Over 80% of health spend is on clinical services**
- The Whole Person Index is a scientifically vetted predictive analytics index to include all four drivers
This is where we come in.
The Whole Person Index will set new health outcome standards and transform the health system as we know it. Health for individuals and populations will be improved if all four drivers of health are scientifically understood and treated in a balanced approach.
* Source: Kaiser Family Foundation, Beyond Health Care: The Role of Social Determinants in Promoting Health and Health Equity, 5/18;
**https://bipartisanpolicy.org/report/what-makes-us-healthy-vs-what-we-spend-on-being-healthy/
***Whole Person Index Copyright TM Patent Pending
“Policymakers, doctors, insurance companies, and in fact all healthcare stakeholders should read this new book so we can reconcile, once and for all, health care and public health. Kudos to Katie for showing us the future.”
— David B. Nash, MD, MBA
Founding Dean Emeritus
Dr. Raymond C. & Doris N. Grandon Professor of Health Policy
Jefferson College of Population Health
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