GoMo Health

04/03/2026

Care gaps often aren’t caused by one major breakdown.

They’re the result of small moments where follow-through becomes harder than it should be.

Unclear next steps.
Timing that doesn’t align.
Too much effort required.

Individually, these seem minor, but together, they delay action.

And that’s how gaps stay open.

04/02/2026

Recovery doesn’t happen in one moment.

It happens every day.

As part of SUD/OUD Awareness Month, here is a Human Resilience Podcast episode about addiction care, recovery, and why support between visits is so important.

If you work in healthcare or care about better outcomes, this conversation is worth a listen.

🎧 Listen here:

Episode Summary Substance Use Disorder (SUD) is a powerful, frightening condition that can destroy lives, purpose, and perceived self-worth. Discover the power of personal recovery journeys through Annette’s inspiring story. Growing up in a home deeply affected by SUD and family impact, Annette’...

04/01/2026

Most care gap campaigns don’t fail because people don’t care.

They fail because follow-through is harder than it seems.

A reminder is sent.
A message is delivered.
The gap is identified.

But if the message feels generic, the timing doesn’t work, or the next step isn’t clear, it’s easy to put off.

And that’s how care gaps stay open.

Closing them isn’t just about identifying who needs care. It is about supporting people in a way that makes it easier to take the next step.

If you’re thinking about how this shows up in your population, this is a helpful place to start:

Program Design and Development Personalized Engagement. Improved Outcomes. Direct Bottom Line Impact. Missed appointments, low adherence, avoidable utilization, and fragmented support drive poor outcomes, higher costs, and overextended care teams. Every population experiences these barriers differen...

03/31/2026

In healthcare, it’s easy to measure activity.

Messages sent. Calls made. Reminders delivered.

But outcomes are driven by something else—whether people actually take the next step.

That’s where care gaps are either closed, or stay open.

03/27/2026

The past few weeks we have shown where engagement breaks down across the care journey.

This makes it easier to understand what that actually looks like.

The GoMo Health Engagement Journey Builder helps map where gaps exist—and where to focus to improve outcomes like care gaps and avoidable utilization.

It’s quick to go through and gives a clear starting point.

Start here: https://hubs.li/Q048CThF0

03/26/2026

People don’t struggle because they don’t care.

They struggle because life is complicated.

In our latest Human Resilience Podcast episode, hosts Bob Gold and Shelley Schoenfeld talk about why it’s so hard to follow through on care plans—and what healthcare can do differently to better support patients in real life.

🎧 Listen here: https://hubs.li/Q048v38r0

03/25/2026

Many efforts to reduce ER visits and readmissions focus on what happens during or after care.

But risk often builds earlier, when people aren’t supported between those touchpoints.

When engagement fills those gaps across the full journey, the impact becomes measurable—not just incremental.

03/24/2026

We hear nutrition advice everywhere—but if it were that simple, wouldn’t everyone feel better already?

The reality: more information isn’t the answer. What truly makes a difference is personalized support, consistency, and understanding what works for your body and lifestyle.

This article written by Jessica Haskin, RD, for GoMo Health breaks down why generic advice often falls short—and what actually helps people improve their health long-term.

That’s exactly the approach Jessica Haskin takes—helping clients move beyond confusion and build realistic, sustainable habits that support gut health and overall wellness.

📖 Read it here: https://hubs.li/Q047WS-d0

📧 Want support? Jessica is accepting new clients: jessica@jessicahaskinnutrition.com

💚 Real change happens with the right support—not just more advice.

By Jessica Haskin, RDN, CDN, IFNCP The biggest myth in digestive health is that better advice alone improves outcomes. In reality, no matter how helpful the advice, what matters most is the behavioral support that accompanies it. As a registered dietitian specializing in gastrointestinal disorders,....

03/23/2026

Real-world impact:

↓ 39% fewer ER visits
↓ 66% fewer hospital stays

The difference wasn’t just more communication—it was reaching people earlier, with support that helped them take the next step.

Read more:

Amerigroup Georgia and GoMo Health have launched a new mobile/digital health management program supporting parents and caregivers of autistic children.

03/20/2026

Most readmissions don’t come out of nowhere.

They build over days.

A prescription isn’t filled.
A reminder doesn’t lead to action.
Symptoms start to get worse, and there’s uncertainty about what to do next.

By the time someone ends up in the ER, a lot has already happened.

03/19/2026

Why do so many healthcare engagement efforts fall short?

Not because people don’t care, but because real life gets in the way.

In the latest episode of the Human Resilience Podcast, Bob Gold and Shelley Schoenfeld talk about why behavior change is so challenging—and what healthcare organizations can do differently to truly support patients outside the clinical setting.

If you’re thinking about engagement, outcomes, or patient experience, this is a great listen.

🎧 Listen here:

Engagement doesn’t fail in healthcare because patients “don’t care.” It fails because care is often designed as if people are purely rational—when in reality, decisions are shaped by emotion, stress, context, and cognitive overload, especially in the moments that matter most. In this episo...

03/18/2026

Most of the time, it’s not one big thing that goes wrong.

It’s a series of small moments that don’t quite connect.

A reminder that isn’t seen.
Instructions that aren’t clear.
A next step that doesn’t happen.

That’s how care gaps build—and why continuity is harder than it looks.