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Crystal Adams, a family nurse practitioner with Signify Health, views her role as more than just a job: it’s a dedicated effort to meet the unique needs of vulnerable populations. The heart of her work lies in genuine connection.

For Evgeniya (Ev) Berger, ARNP, DNP, every in-home visit begins with the same intention: Meet the health plan member where they are.

Diabetes does not discriminate with age. Though adults aged 45–64 receive the majority of new diabetes diagnoses in the U.S., the country has also seen increases in disease prevalence among those 18–44. Most people who develop diabetes as adults develop Type 2 diabetes. Even more concerning is that nearly 90% of those who have prediabetes, and thus have an increased risk of developing the disease, aren’t aware they have it. 

As a nurse practitioner with more than 20 years of clinical experience, including many years seeing people in their homes, Jaszmin Gray has learned that each visit is an opportunity to see a more well-rounded picture of a person’s health.

When nurse practitioner (NP) Emily Tedrow enters a home, she notices the particulars that help tell a more complete story. It might be the way a health plan member organizes medications, talks about a daily routine or something in the home environment they need support with. And while Emily has been with Signify Health for nearly nine years, each visit continues to be an opportunity to better understand and support the person in front of her.