
Wanderlust Hollywood is a 10,000 square-foot, three-level yoga and cultural events center to practice, listen, taste, learn and gather. Come listen to the experts—like Dr. Robin Berzin and Dr. Jeffrey Egler—engage with community, and absorb helpful tips and tricks to live a more mindful life. For more information, click here.
The state of healthcare in the United States leaves many people feeling helpless, uncertain where to go for affordable and accessible care. Because of high co-pay costs and debt-inducing hospital visits, many people avoid going to the doctor until it is absolutely necessary. At the same time we are seeing an evolution in our definition of healthy, combining that of the mental, physical and emotional bodies, and how each affects the others. If living healthfully means more than curative prescriptions and emergency rooms, how can one be sure that she is taking care of herself? Even if one has the resources to consult with multiple health practitioners of both Eastern and Western modalities (you see your acupuncturist on Monday and your cardiologist on Tuesday) how can we be sure that the information received from one source compliments and aids that from the other? In a perfect world all of our healthcare providers would communicate with each other and develop a unique prescription that acknowledges our individual needs and helps us to thrive. Meet Robin Berzin, MD, founder of Parsley Health, a healthcare system that aims to change the way we think about healthcare and medicine. Dr. Berzin and her team have created a membership-based healthcare system that makes functional medicine more affordable. For $149 per month, notably cheaper than most gym and studio memberships, members receive five annual doctor appointments and unlimited health coach sessions with a full-time coach. In addition, Parsley also provides member wellness events such as yoga and meditation classes.
The state of healthcare in the United States leaves many people feeling helpless, uncertain where to go for affordable and accessible care. Because of high co-pay costs and debt-inducing hospital visits, many people avoid going to the doctor until it is absolutely necessary. At the same time we are seeing an evolution in our definition of healthy, combining that of the mental, physical and emotional bodies, and how each affects the others. If living healthfully means more than curative prescriptions and emergency rooms, how can one be sure that she is taking care of herself? Even if one has the resources to consult with multiple health practitioners of both Eastern and Western modalities (you see your acupuncturist on Monday and your cardiologist on Tuesday) how can we be sure that the information received from one source compliments and aids that from the other? In a perfect world all of our healthcare providers would communicate with each other and develop a unique prescription that acknowledges our individual needs and helps us to thrive. Meet Robin Berzin, MD, founder of Parsley Health, a healthcare system that aims to change the way we think about healthcare and medicine. Dr. Berzin and her team have created a membership-based healthcare system that makes functional medicine more affordable. For $149 per month, notably cheaper than most gym and studio memberships, members receive five annual doctor appointments and unlimited health coach sessions with a full-time coach. In addition, Parsley also provides member wellness events such as yoga and meditation classes.