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Salvatore G Viscomi

  • CEO, Carna Health and Contributor, Forbes
Massachusetts
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How To Move From Fragmented To Aligned Care For CKM

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By Salvatore G Viscomi
| Forbes Verified
Salvatore Viscomi MD, CEO and cofounder of Carna Health, is an entrepreneur with a passion for digital health. Healthcare leaders are confronting a structural mismatch: Chronic diseases are still organized in silos, while disease progression is not. As one example, cardiovascular disease, chronic kidney disease (CKD) and diabetes frequently evolve along a unified cardio-kidney-metabolic (CKM) continuum.
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Crisis Point: The Cause and Calamity, Neighborhood Disadvantage and Kidney Disease

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By Mary Roberts, Adrian Brown, Salvatore G Viscomi, Vahakn B. Shahinian, Holly Kramer, Maya Clark Cutaia
| consultantlive.com
The Landscape: 24 Million Left Behind Data from the US Census Bureau identify 24 million Americans living in disadvantaged neighborhoods, defined as communities where at least 1 in 5 residents falls below the federal poverty line.1 The inequities embedded within these communities create profound barriers to healthcare access, barriers that are especially consequential for silent diseases like chronic kidney disease (CKD), where delayed diagnosis and limited resources can mean irreversible...
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Enhancing CKD Early Detection in High-Risk Populations Via Community Programs, AI, With Salvatore Viscomi, MD

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By Salvatore G Viscomi
| consultantlive.com
In communities with increased levels of disadvantage, the asymptomatic nature of chronic kidney disease (CKD) poses a substantial risk. To combat the lack of awareness surrounding CKD and its symptoms, Salvatore Viscomi, MD, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Carna Health, suggests implementing Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools and community centers to enhance the availability of data for these populations. "Education and awareness at the community level are critically important.
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