Author: Dorron Blumberg

Okay, I’m going to let everyone reading this in on a little secret. Despite being on my sixth year of authoring this column under the name Jay Juffre, my real name is not Jay. It is William. My dad’s name is William. His dad’s name was William. Heck, I named my son William. You get the idea.

"If you want something done, give it to a busy person." We often hear that phrase, and when we learn what the particular person is involved in, we usually find it to be true. Such is the case with Dr. Rudolph Moise, who is a primary care physician and founder of the Comprehensive Health Center; and he’s going to get even busier.

The need to institute incisive and resonating social media content in the healthcare sphere is past-due. The last decade has been a dynamic time social media became a vital source of information and news, often rivaling traditional mediums. Due to regulations and barriers in the healthcare industry, a synergistic relationship between healthcare and social media ceased to exist.

With all the talk of COVID-19 in the news, the focus on other healthcare crises, such as the opioid epidemic, has slipped from the headlines. Yet the numbers of those addicted or dying from these drugs continue to rise—and the numbers are shocking.