In this episode of The Prevention Prescription, host Natalie Davis sits down with Andrew Mock, MD, MPH—Medical Director of Hoag Compass and board-certified in family, preventive, and lifestyle medicine.

In this episode of The Prevention Prescription, host Natalie Davis sits down with Andrew Mock, MD, MPH—Medical Director of Hoag Compass and board-certified in family, preventive, and lifestyle medicine—to explore:

• Why the original meaning of doctor is “to teach”—and what that implies for modern medical practice

• The cumulative dose phenomenon: why lifestyle interventions require repeated, sustained clinical contact

• How programs like deliver intensive lifestyle medicine using coaches, dietitians, and care teams

• The challenge of making wearable and patient-generated health data clinically actionable

For healthcare leaders interested in lifestyle medicine, preventive care delivery, and operational strategies for scalable prevention, this episode offers practical insights from one of the field’s innovators.

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Join Dr. Natalie Davis on The Prevention Prescription podcast for an inspiring conversation with Lou Brady, MBA, President and CEO of the Family Health Center of Worcester. In this episode, we dive into the history of community health centers, their role in preventive medicine, and how relationship-based care leads to better health outcomes.

Lou shares powerful stories—including how a kitten prevented 39 ER visits—and discusses the moral imperative to innovate in healthcare. Learn about the Storehouse Principle, why social determinants of health matter, and how Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) are building sustainable models to serve vulnerable populations.

If you’re interested in health equity, preventive care, community health, behavior change, and healthcare leadership, this episode is for you.

Feeling called to build more effective, relationship-driven preventive care systems in your community?

Learn how PreventScripts helps healthcare leaders put prevention into practice → ⁠preventscripts.com

What happens when prevention is more than an idea—and becomes a lived practice for entire families? In this episode of The Prevention Prescription Podcast, Dr. Natalie Davis speaks with Dr. Mai-Linh Tran, a family physician triple-boarded in family medicine, lifestyle medicine, and obesity medicine.

Dr. Tran shares her journey from global mission work to serving patients in federally qualified health centers, where she sees firsthand the challenges of food access, health literacy, and chronic disease management. She tells the story of a patient whose journey toward lifestyle change eventually brought in her whole family, highlighting both the barriers and breakthroughs that make prevention work at its best.

Together, Dr. Davis and Dr. Tran explore:

• Why knowledge gaps—not just resource gaps—keep families from healthy change

• How family medicine opens the door to multi-generational impact

• The role of care teams and remote monitoring in sustaining prevention

• Why the most powerful prescription isn’t a pill, but a daily habit

If you believe prevention is the future of healthcare—or want to see how it can work in the present—this episode will inspire you with stories, science, and systems thinking from the frontlines.