Client Spotlight
Optum
Caring for Alzheimer’s patients and their families is personal for Dr. Erica Grabinski. She lost her grandfather to dementia while she was in medical school and now, as a primary care physician at Optum-Arizona, she only treats the elderly and brings her personal experience into her treatment of dementia patients.
Cox
Let’s face it, most parents have no idea what their children are doing on their phones. Smartphone safety when it comes to tweens and teens is worth our time. Valley Mom Wanda Guercio and her daughter Cailyn share how their relationship works when it comes to Cailyn’s phone.
Lamber Goodnow
There's a movement afoot in Congress to level the playing field for women when it comes to car crash testing. For decades, automotive safety standards have been based on crash test dummies modeled after the average male, neglecting the anatomical differences of female drivers and passengers. The federal She DRIVES Act aims to rectify this disparity by mandating the use of advanced female crash test dummies that accurately represent women's physiology in safety testing. If enacted, the She DRIVES Act could save 1,300 lives per year. Attorney and public safety advocate, Marc Lamber, explains what this new federal law would do.
Optum
Every day seniors 55+ come to the Optum Community Center to get fit, stimulate their minds and make new social connections. Today is Senior Health & Fitness Day and wait until you meet Ruby Castro. She’s proof there is no age limit on having fun working out!
Cox
Monsoon season is here, and it isn’t just about dust and downpours; it’s a real threat to the technology we rely on daily. As storms roll in, power surges and outages can knock out smart thermostats, garage openers, and home Wi-Fi, leaving families in the dark and disconnected. Cox Phoenix Market Vice President, Susan Anable, breaks down what we need to know to keep our tech safe.
