HealthePeople - Achieving a Healthy America

GChris abstract sculptures are what is termed "progressive art" and are heavily mission-driven. Advanced by the art are core progressive values - reducing human vulnerability, maximizing human potential, saving our environment, and living at "peace on and with the earth." Progressive art is art with a purpose and artist as advocate. "Art as advocacy; advocacy as art."

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Existing GChris mobiles and stabiles may be purchased and number over 100 pieces with dimensions ranging from a few inches to 12 feet and larger. Works of all sizes, even larger works, can be commissioned.

Building a Healthy America

A Vision and Strategy for

Achieving a Healthy America

Today in America, we are spending 1/6^th (about $2.5 trillion) of our national economy on health without producing healthy Americans or a healthy America. Without a quantum change in health vision, strategy and execution, our future will be as disappointing as our past.

To positively change that future, “Building a Healthy America” is a proposed national strategy, using “HealthePeople” as a supporting strategy, whose near-term vision is to achieve substantially healthier Americans and a substantially healthier America. The long-term vision is to achieve healthy Americans and a healthy America.

This “Building a Healthy America” strategy was created with the belief that America can reach this vision via an endgame strategy of a high performance, American health and long term care system for all Americans that is self-perpetuating, affordable, accessible, “e” enabled, and producing high health quality, outcomes and status.

Such an American system, partly physical and partly virtual and put into place by collaborative private and public partnerships, will greatly improve accessibility, quality and affordability for all Americans. Such an American system can greatly improve health and help achieve a healthy America.

America should proceed under the belief that it can reach this vision via the above endgame strategy. Utilizing “Building a Healthy America” as an organizing strategy, we can build a substantially healthier America and move toward a truly healthy America. Americans deserve and should expect nothing less.

Support for You

With a vision of building a healthy America and reducing vulnerability, can help develop/implement collaborative strategies within/across organizations:

Achieve high performance, health and long term care systems that are affordable, accessible, “e” enabled, and producing high health quality, outcomes and status.
Minimize vulnerability via policies that systematically stop making people more vulnerable and lift people out of vulnerability.

Can assist policy makers and mission-driven organizations and collaboratives needing:

A partner/advocate.
A consultant.
A national level speaker

Shares 30+ years of senior executive and policy experience with Federal Executive/Legislative branches, local government, and private sector.

For further information, contact via email or phone.

www.viaFuture.org

viaFuture

"viaFuture" is a strategy to create and sustain large, positive change. It combines strong leadership and multi-generational involvement with next generation policy, program, information and management.

We need a better future and a better vision for that future. We need a vision where all generations join together to fix our broken world and save our endangered future.
We want to achieve positive, sustainable systems that help save a broken world and its endangered future.

To help make this happen, viaFuture draws upon lessons learned over the past 30+ years by Federal Executive and Legislative branches, local government, and private sector organizations to create more effective and integrated programs and policies and to successfully manage these programs and policies.

www.VulnerableInAmerica.org

Vulnerable in America (via)

In America and in the world, we are all vulnerable to a greater or less extent. Americans need to minimize vulnerability via policies and politics that systematically stop forces that push us down to more vulnerability and support forces that lift us out of vulnerability.

“Vulnerable in America (via)” is the suggested term for a national strategy to minimize vulnerability. “Vulnerable in America” is what we are targeting to change. “via”, defined as by way or means of, is how we bring about the change. We can set the vision for a thriving America and the endgame strategy for achieving that vision.

To help make this happen, Vulnerable in America (via) draws upon lessons learned over the past 30+ years by Federal Executive and Legislative branches, local government, and private sector organizations to create more effective and integrated programs and policies to reduce vulnerability and to successfully manage these programs and policies.