Tips for Clinicians Helping People with Diabetes

Posted by Mary Minix in VMS Educator Insights

Managing diabetes can be an ongoing challenge for millions of people. During this Diabetes Awareness Month, we asked a few of our VMS BioMarketing Certified Diabetes Educators® to answer three questions about helping people with diabetes. READ MORE

New Head of VMS Customer Experience Center Fuses Technology with Empathy

Posted by Mary Minix in Inside VMS

TELEPHONIC HEALTH COACHING THE FASTEST-GROWING SEGMENT OF THE INDUSTRY

The day Bradley Garrett learned about a job opening as VMS BioMarketing’s Vice President, Customer Experience Center, he told a friend, "That’s exactly what I want to do." The next day, he...

A Look at Meal Delivery Services from a Clinical Educator’s Perspective

Posted by Stuart Becker in VMS Cares

By Emily Timm MS, RDN, LDN, BC-ADM, CDE

Meal delivery services are becoming increasingly popular as our culture continues to value more efficient ways of living healthfully. Meal kits may be an innovative solution to cooking more and eating better. As Clinical...

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Posted by Mary Minix in VMS Cares

By Lauren Dwyer
Director, Strategic Account Management

An oncology nurse specializing in breast cancer education at VMS BioMarketing recently remarked about the amazing changes she had witnessed in the breast cancer patient journey over the years she had been a...

National Women’s Health and Fitness Day – Being Active in a Fast-paced World

Posted by Mary Minix in VMS Cares

By Lauren Dwyer
Director, Strategic Account Management

September 25 is National Women’s Health and Fitness Day, and it’s the nation's largest annual health promotion event for women of all ages! At VMS BioMarketing, we pride ourselves on empowering people...

From Worrier to Warrior: The Positive Proof of Telephonic Nurse Education

Posted by Samara Ashley, RN in VMS Educator Insights

Kate* suffered for years from chronic pain, and more recently it began affecting her everyday life. She was only in her early 30s; however, her body was not cooperating, and she was unable to do the normal daily activities she once found so easy. The little things like...