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ReviveHealth · Article
More than Medication: A Holistic Approach to Weight Health
In the past couple of years, glucagon-like peptide-1 medications (GLP-1s) have surged in availability and popularity – but weight health involves so much more, and your health is more than the number on the scale.
What is Weight Health?
Weight health is a holistic approach focusing on weight management, metabolic fitness, and healthier daily habits. For some, their tailored solution includes GLP-1s, but that isn’t the whole picture.
Revive sees it differently. While medications can be a valuable tool, we know everyone deserves a personalized plan to fit their unique needs and goals. And it’s not just about losing weight, but feeling your best, too.
Weight health is making healthier choices so you can race your kids to the car or help them move to college. It’s training to feel lighter on the golf course or even make it up the stairs without getting out of breath. Weight health means investing in a longer, healthier life so you not only look your best, but feel your best.
GLP-1s may be a piece of the puzzle, but with the right mindset and holistic approach, you can build a long-lasting healthy lifestyle.
The real work happens between visits
Most health programs only show up during appointments. Revive’s Weight Health program shows up every day.
Think about it this way: a coaching visit might happen once every couple of weeks. That leaves about 13 days in between where nothing is supposed to happen — except that’s exactly where habits are made. So that’s where our program lives too.
On any given day, members can open the portal and find:
- Over 1,000 recipes and meal plans, including Mediterranean and macro-friendly options
- Workouts for every level, from strength training to yoga to low-impact walking
- Tools for mindfulness, sleep, mood, and progress tracking
Offered by FitOn PRO, these features live right inside the portal members already use — on their phone, on the web, or on their TV. No extra app. No extra login.
The coaching schedule is tailored to your needs. For example, visits can happen every two weeks at first, then move to monthly, then to every six weeks. The goal isn’t to check a box — it’s to build momentum, then taper support as habits take hold, instead of cutting people off once they’ve made progress.
The visit sets the direction. The days in between are where you build your healthy habits.
Real options, not just a yes-or-no on medication
Many programs offer members just one path: qualify for a GLP-1 medication, or you’re left with generic advice and little support. Revive built out the middle ground, so GLP-1s are one strong option among several choices.
One example is Epitomee®. It’s an FDA-cleared, prescription-only capsule that’s completely drug-free — no hormones, no stimulants, and it never enters the bloodstream. It works by helping members feel full sooner, which makes portion control easier. It’s a strong option for members who don’t qualify for GLP-1 therapy, aren’t a fit for it medically, want help avoiding weight regain, or prefer a drug-free option as part of their plan.
One important note: Epitomee is FDA-cleared, not FDA-approved. That distinction matters, since “cleared” and “approved” mean different things at the FDA, and Epitomee falls under the device category. It’s also a formulary option that’s unique to our Weight Health program.
That’s the bigger idea here: members can access coaching alone, a drug-free option like Epitomee, or FDA-approved medications, including GLP-1s, backed by physician supervision and a structured plan for every stage of treatment. Every member gets a plan sized to their actual situation.
One program, built around the whole person
Weight Health doesn’t live in its own separate app. It sits inside the same portal as primary care, mental health support, physical therapy, and pharmacy. That means a member’s coach can see their broader health picture. There’s no starting over, and no seventh app to download.
That same flexibility shows up for everyone using the program:
For members, the plan adjusts to fit the person — their health history, their goals, their schedule, and their food preferences. Someone training for a 10K, someone managing their blood sugar, and someone focused on weight loss all walk through the same front door, but they don’t get the same plan.
For employers, Revive owns the entire ecosystem, which means Weight Health can be shaped around the workforce. It can be bundled with other services, like mental health support or physical therapy, to build one coordinated health story instead of several disconnected ones. And it works no matter where an employer lands on covering GLP-1 medications. Instead of stitching together separate vendors, employers get one partner, one portal, and one set of results to look at.
Backed by real behavior science
Revive’s coaching isn’t built on guesswork. It’s grounded in four well-established frameworks for behavior change: COM-B, Self-Determination Theory, Identity-Based Motivation, and Habit Formation.
And the coaches themselves are real people with real backgrounds in nursing, pharmacy, counseling, fitness, and behavior change.
This is also why the daily resources matter so much. They’re not content for the sake of having content. Research shows that building a lasting habit takes about two months of repetition, and that’s exactly the timeline this program is designed around.
The results speak for themselves
Among members who complete six or more coaching visits, 62% lose 5% or more of their body weight, and 36% lose 10% or more. That 5% mark is the point where doctors typically start seeing real improvement in blood pressure, blood sugar, and heart health risk.
Prevention is the real win
A program that shows up every day, for every kind of person, before a health problem even starts — that’s not a line item on a benefits sheet. That’s a prevention strategy. And the healthcare costs that never happen are always the cheapest ones.
A holistic approach to weight health looks at your whole picture of health, and with Revive, we give you the tools to look and feel your very best.
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Connex Intl · Article
5 Investor Relations Meeting Mistakes You Should Avoid
A virtual investor relations (IR) meeting brings together a company and its existing or potential investors, shareholders, analysts, and other stakeholders. During the virtual event, companies provide financial and operational updates, address investor concerns, and foster open communication with their investors. Earnings seasons can be a company’s time to shine. Therefore, with high-stakes IR meetings, you want the call to run smoothly. To ensure your message is delivered seamlessly, here are 5 investor relations meeting mistakes you should avoid.
1. Not Including Appropriate Disclosures
When hosting virtual earnings calls, providing appropriate disclosures is crucial to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements. Failure to disclose relevant information can lead to legal consequences and damage the trust you’ve built with your investors.
PRO TIP: Take the time to review and include all necessary disclaimers, legal notices, and forward-looking statements before your virtual call and send them along to your Connex virtual meeting team to help keep you accountable.
2. Misspeaking Important Financial Details
Accuracy is paramount when discussing financial details during earnings calls. Mistakenly providing incorrect figures or misrepresenting data can erode investor confidence and credibility. Prioritize meticulous preparation, double-check all financial information, and have supporting documents readily available to reference during your virtual presentations.
PRO TIP: Record a playback with Connex. What’s a playback? It’s a prerecorded call you can broadcast during your live earnings call. You can send your playback to your compliance team before the call to confirm its accuracy before your live earnings event.
3. Lack of Communication with Virtual Meeting Team
A successful IR virtual meeting requires coordination between you and your virtual meeting team. Failing to communicate effectively can lead to technical glitches, misalignment in messaging, and a disjointed experience for attendees. Establish clear lines of communication with your team, conduct a dry run, and ensure everyone understands their roles and responsibilities. Regularly check in with the virtual meeting team to address any potential issues promptly.
PRO TIP: When you work with Connex, you’ll have access to our virtual meeting solution platforms for easy and accessible communication with our virtual meeting experts.
4. Starting the Meeting at the Top of the Hour
Punctuality is valued in business, but starting your virtual earnings call at the top of the hour may create logistical challenges for participants. Many attendees may have back-to-back meetings or overlapping commitments, making joining on time difficult.
PRO TIP: Start your virtual earnings call at a quarter past the hour to allow attendees time to transition from their previous engagements.
5. Not Using Separate Meeting Rooms
It’s not uncommon for earnings calls to include participants you want to participate in the Q&A session and those you’d prefer to have listen-only access. Not using separate virtual meeting rooms limits the ability to control the success of your Q&A session.
PRO TIP: With Connex, we can work with you to establish listen-only rooms for participants, specifically those you wish to interact with during a Q&A.
EVEN BIGGER PRO TIP: When you work with us, we can help you prioritize your Q&A session by setting a preferred order of participant questions. It’s your earnings call—we’ll ensure it flows as you wish.
Virtual meetings have become an indispensable tool in the investor relations landscape. By avoiding these common mistakes—neglecting technical preparedness, poor engagement and interaction, and lack of preparation and clarity—you can elevate your virtual meetings and cultivate stronger relationships with your investors. Team up with Connex and we’ll help you host a flawless IR call this earnings season.
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