Disease prevention is not customary in other countries as it is in the U.S. Consequently, the illnesses that healthcare programs target, including obesity and diabetes, are more prevalent among the multicultural population. Marketing healthcare to different cultures is particularly challenging due to language barriers, and therefore leads to lack of knowledge on healthcare issues. Because health management resources are not utilized or valued, trends have shown that one disease leads to another resulting in health deterioration and the development of chronic illnesses. This confirms the critical need for health management resources among different cultural groups. 

DrTango identifies the high-risk health factors that are specifically prevalent in different sectors of the population and customizes programs to address these issues. Our initial and ground-breaking program, MiDieta(MyDiet) was developed to address the epidemic of obesity. This wellness program adds value to your organization’s healthcare management programs and is effective in significantly decreasing health risk percentages.

Weight loss and wellness programs, disease prevention seminars and tactics, and other health management resources need to address and engage the  multicultural population. This not only pertains to consumers on an individual level, but also to businesses administering medical management programs. With healthcare management changing at such a fast pace and diversity increasing, healthcare risk management programs need to adapt accordingly. From a business perspective this would serve as both an asset protection program and an employee retention program, as it serves the needs of the individual and their family. The strategies we develop are proven to save significant costs and improve the quality of healthcare in businesses throughout the U.S.
 
DrTango is equipped to educate organizations on multicultural healthcare, management of resources, and the dynamics of risk management programs. The key is the reduction of risk factors leading to the promotion of individual health.