But if my model works, I'm positive people can copy it and group visits certainly have been part of the solution.

You see a lot of patients, you provide more services, you overcome barriers, you do it in a

culturally competent way. People get to get to know one another, they have a

better sense of community, they're less scared, they have less anxiety sense of community they're less scared they have less anxiety less

stress and then they have better outcomes and I get credit for as a doctor when my

patients have better outcomes and have so little to do with it

that if at least I can put them in a good spot to get healthy you know I'm moving the

right way. You're listening to episode number 128 with Dr. Jeff Keller.

Welcome to Pursuing Health.

I'm Julie Fushe, Family Medicine resident and former Cross With Games athlete.

Here I bring to you information and inspiration from experts

and everyday individuals for how to use lifestyle to maximize health. Thank you so

much for joining me. Now let's get started with this week's episode.

Hey there everybody, thanks so much for tuning in to

pursuing health.

I am very excited to share this episode with you that I recorded with family physician

Dr. Jeff Geller. Dr. Geller is a leading expert in addressing the impact of

loneliness on our health using group medical visits. A little bit of of at the University of Massachusetts.

He then completed medical school training

at Tufts University School of Medicine

and Residency in Family Medicine

at Greater Lawrence Family Health.

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