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Healthcare has long been designed to react to illness, but what if we could identify health risks earlier and help people take action before conditions worsen?
In this episode of the Human Resilience Podcast, Bob Gold and Shelley Schoenfeld are joined by Dr. Keith Thompson, Chief Medical Officer at Nuralogix and practicing family physician, to explore how predictive health technologies are reshaping the future of preventive care.
Together, they discuss why healthcare remains largely reactive, how AI and contactless health assessments can help identify cardiovascular, metabolic, and behavioral health risks before symptoms appear, and why awareness alone isn’t enough to change outcomes. Dr. Thompson shares why technology should strengthen—not replace—the trusted relationship between patients and providers, while Bob explores how personalized engagement helps turn health insights into meaningful action.
The conversation also examines the importance of health equity, trust, and designing technology that empowers people, not just identifies risk.
Listen and learn about:
- Why healthcare continues to operate as a reactive system
- How predictive health technologies can identify risk before symptoms appear
- Why awareness alone rarely changes health behaviors
- The role of AI in strengthening the patient-provider relationship
- How personalized engagement helps turn insights into action
- The connection between predictive care, prevention, and health equity
- What the future of proactive, value-based healthcare could look like
As healthcare continues to evolve, the greatest opportunity may not be treating disease earlier, but helping people recognize risk, take meaningful action, and stay healthier before illness takes hold.
Hosts
Bob Gold
Founder & Chief Behavioral Technologist, GoMo Health
Shelley Schoenfeld
Chief Marketing & Client Services Officer, GoMo Health
Guest
Dr. Keith Thompson
Chief Medical Officer, Nuralogix
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