Podcast

Tom Rifai, MD, on 5 Practical Keys to Healthy Lifestyle Change

11/20/2017

Dr Tom Rifai is a nationally recognized lifestyle medicine and behavior modification specialist and Chief Medical Officer for Wellway Health. In this podcast, he discusses the 5 Keys to Optimal Wellness, which were also the subject of our feature article in the February issue of Consultant.  

Read more about the 5 Keys to Healthy Lifestyle Change by Dr Rifai here.

 

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