Tawny Jones

In an insightful discussion, Dan Buettner, a National Geographic Fellow and Blue Zones expert, highlights how food and community contribute to longevity. Tawny Jones, a Cleveland Clinic administrator, emphasizes the importance of personalized healthcare through functional medicine. Dr. Gabor Maté dives deep into the effects of social disconnection and childhood trauma on health. Together, they explore how collective experiences and traditional diets significantly shape our well-being, challenging the notion of health as solely an individual responsibility.

Dr. Charles Modlin, a kidney transplant surgeon and executive director of Minority Health at Cleveland Clinic, joins Dr. Leonor Osorio, an internal medicine physician, and Tawny Jones, a pioneer in functional medicine. Together, they tackle the pressing issue of health disparities affecting minority communities. The discussion sheds light on socio-economic barriers, food injustices, and the need for culturally competent care. They propose innovative community health initiatives and stress the importance of empowering individuals to improve their health outcomes.

James Maskell, an entrepreneur and functional medicine advocate, teams up with Tawny Jones, a seasoned administrator at the Cleveland Clinic, to discuss the incredible power of community in healthcare. They explore how social networks can drive health improvements, often outweighing genetic factors. Tawny shares insights from the Functioning for Life program, emphasizing peer support and accountability in managing chronic diseases. Their innovative approach challenges traditional healthcare models, highlighting the transformative benefits of group visits and shared experiences.