I talk often about how to navigate the healthcare system should you need services, surgery or end up in the ER. I do this so you are empowered to be your own advocate and navigate the system versus being a victim to 1-800 number with your health insurance company or unanswered calls. What is also important is awareness of the system and options that are being shared with you…are they really the only options?
Do we live in a society that requires another pill or a surgery? The solutions often offered by our current medical model are typically focused on symptoms and mostly result in surgeries, medications, or some type of never-ending therapy.
What if you could avoid those unnecessary orthopedic surgeries, break the dependency on pain killers and other medications and align your mindset for a better and healthier you.
It’s never too late to change the trajectory of your life.
Matt LaBosco has been deeply entrenched in the health and wellness fields for over 20 years. His father was a medical doctor and mother a nurse practitioner. Matt experienced the benefits of having immediate access to medical professionals and learned about its limitations. Matt himself has navigated five orthopedic surgeries before the age of 23, periods of depression, and various systemic inflammatory ailments.
He realized at an early age that the solutions provided by the medical model never addressed the cause, but just bought some time until the next treatment. Through his personal experience and supporting thousands of individuals over the years in his private practice, online courses, and weekend workshops, he developed an entirely new paradigm that gave himself and his clients access to sustainable Vitality physically, systemically, and mentally.
Matt sincerely believes that everyone deserves and has the capacity to live their best life and has dedicated his life to giving the public the tools to make that possible.
Today we will discuss:
1) Parents medical professions – Your perspective of the current system.
2) 5 surgeries and journey through the healthcare system.
3) Coming out on the other side – outside the traditional paradigm.