LivingMatrix in the News

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Kaitlin Covel discusses the research findings from a collaboration between Dr. Sam Yanuck (CEO of Cogence Immunology), Dr. Nathan Morris (CEO of GoodMedicine), and LivingMatrix.

Data from functional medicine practices indicates that 60% of autoimmune patients report anxiety and almost half report depression. Compared to patients without an autoimmune disease, these percentages are almost double the rates of anxiety and depression.

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Dr. Priya Kamani, Founder and CEO of LivingMatrix, talks about the differences in men and women when it comes to mental health, and Agatha Noveille, author of The Complete Guide to Adaptogens, talks about how Herbalism helps everyday health. LISTEN NOW.

Originally published by Becker’s Hospital Review

The telehealth companies featured on this list range from video conferencing and connection to wearable data gathering and reporting technologies and platforms.

LivingMatrix (San Francisco). LivingMatrix is a technology-based, data- and algorithm-driven functional medicine platform designed by clinicians to help practitioners evaluate patients and create personalized, actionable care plans. With experience on 30,000 cases, the platform also tracks health outcomes over time.

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Create a culture of innovation above all else. When you’re forging a new path you have to be willing to fail, try new things and be open to new ideas from all sources, especially from team members who are in the trenches and have a pulse on the customer. You never know where the next brilliant idea will come from, and if you’re not actively soliciting ideas from all levels and listening you’ll miss the gems.

-Priya Kamani, Founder and CEO, LivingMatrix

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There are very few books I reread for pleasure, but Steingarten’s book is pure joy. I heartily relate to his intense compulsion and scientific curiosity behind each dish he encounters. One of the best chapters is about the lobster roll–primarily, the role of the lobster in that sandwich from conception through molting through its final moments of life. Tacos, baguettes, turducken, you name it. He answers questions about our food we would not think to ask, yet are inextricably linked to health and humanity.

-Priya Kamani, M.D., founder and CEO, LivingMatrix

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Depression may be linked to genetics and stressful events in our lives like grief may trigger depression. Sometimes depression can be a side-effect of medications or may be caused by an underlying chronic health condition. LivingMatrix found that in a subset of people body inflammation can drive neuroinflammation and lead to anxiety and depression. That means that even a person who doesn’t subscribe to having moods or effects related to a stressful life can have their anxiety or depression driven purely by physical mechanisms involving inflammation.

-Priya Kamani, M.D., founder and CEO, LivingMatrix

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The Functional Medicine evaluation is a comprehensive, whole-person view into what may be going on.  The Functional Medicine practitioner will use this comprehensive look to work jointly with the patient to identify the underlying triggers and issues. They may also perform lab tests to delineate the root cause further and will work in partnership with the patient to create a Functional Medicine prescription that includes lifestyle interventions, like improving sleep hygiene or stress reduction techniques, which have been shown to be effective in improving symptoms.

-Priya Kamani, M.D., founder and CEO, LivingMatrix

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This is a critical moment for functional medicine, as our innovators and thought leaders work to shape healthcare in the United States and around the world. It is essential to strengthen and grow the evidence base to demonstrate the effectiveness of functional medicine in identifying and treating the root cause of chronic conditions and diseases. Proving both the clinical and economic value for patients is also critical.

-Amy R. Mack, Chief Executive Officer of the Institute for Functional Medicine (IFM)

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It hooked me in its effort to answer one single question: ‘Why does my foot hurt?’ The path to that answer, like all health-related journeys, combines the physical, mental, spiritual and cultural realms. For me, it was less about the activity of running and more of an organic odyssey about overcoming perceived limitations and self-imposed barriers to tap into your inner super-human.”

-Priya Kamani, M.D., founder and CEO of LivingMatrix

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This is how it works: Before their first appointment with a functional-medicine practitioner, patients receive an invitation to fill out an online health questionnaire. The cloud-based software then automatically maps the information into the timeline and matrix. This enables the doctor to review the patient’s answers and meet him at the first appointment with the beginnings of fully populated documents in hand, prepared to dive deeper into his health issues and discuss individualized treatment approaches.

To read the full press release, visit The Institute for Functional Medicine

We are thrilled to announce the launch of a remarkable application that helps integrate core IFM tools such as the Timeline and Matrix into the Functional Medicine Operating System in a unique and user-friendly way. The LivingMatrix application exemplifies how creative innovators who understand both Functional Medicine and the needs of today’s practitioners can build something exciting to engage patients in telling a complete and clear story of their health history. Designed to assist with the intake process and to improve the organization and interpretation of patient data, the LivingMatrix is the kind of tool that can help to streamline clinical practice and advance the adoption of Functional Medicine throughout the healthcare community.

-Laurie Hofmann, MPH, CEO, Institute for Functional Medicine (IFM)