I have had the pleasure of working with doctors, health professionals, and scientists since the beginning of the 21st Century.
Because of my unique role in the lives of health professionals, I was able to see how difficult being a “healer” really was.
I first became aware of regenerative medicine in 2010 when my aunt, Mary, while suffering from Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML), received a bone marrow stem cell transplant from her brother, and my uncle, Joe. Along with a lot of prayers, the stem cell transplant changed Mary’s life and allowed her to have more time with the family than anyone could have imagined, even the doctors.
Toward the end of Mary’s 5 1/2 year battle, in late 2013, I was part of a small group that set out to discuss the possibilities and complications in and around the field of regenerative medicine.
Rather than focusing on the treatment side of regenerative medicine, I decided to focus on helping patients and health professionals navigate the complexities of the business of medicine and health. This focus puts the emphasis back on the patient-health professional relationship.
This allows health professionals to actually pursue their calling to be healers and no longer just be “providers.”
And patients get what they both want and need:
– A personal relationship with a health manager
– Time with, and advice from, their health manager throughout their health journey, which may or may not include a treatment process
– To be active participants in their own care
– The help needed to navigate the complexities of medicine and health
After literally traveling around the world for a significant part of 3 years, and several years of research, observations, and conversations with an untold number of scientists, physicians, and patients, my team and I determined that the best way to make an impact in the field of medicine and health was to develop a new platform that would allow both patients and health professionals live a better quality of life.
My team and I found that while regenerative medicine is about helping the body heal itself, most in the field are thinking about “cures” and replacement organs, we have found that it’s the incremental changes that have the greatest impacts on humanity…and our individual lives.
It is through relationships that health professionals help patients.
That is why we developed Regenerative Health Management. Or, what we fondly refer to as Real Health Management.
As my team and I honor the memory of my aunt Mary, I hope and pray that our platform can help you find a better quality of life, or more time, whichever you need most.
To your future health,
Mark Aubry
RHM Founder/CEO