This month’s Real Time with WLP podcast topic explores women’s health equity and how we support women to live, not just longer but, healthier lives. We are joined by Lori Casselman, Founder & CEO of June Health, a seasoned healthcare executive with over 20 years of experience across corporate health strategy, insurance, and emerging health technologies.
This episode: Longer Lives, Poorer Health: Rethinking Women’s Health Equity brings an important and underexplored conversation to the forefront.
In conversation with Virginia Fairbank, Lori reveals why women tend to live longer yet experience poorer health outcomes, where these gaps show up most across a woman’s life, and how both individuals and organizations can better advocate for change.
As we reflect on how we can create more equitable, informed, and supportive environments for women’s health, we invite you to take a few minutes and listen to this actionable conversation.
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Lori Casselman is the Founder & CEO of June Health. She is a seasoned healthcare executive with over 20 years of experience at the intersection of corporate health strategy, insurance, and emerging health technologies. She has held executive leadership roles and has worked closely with digital health startups and global companies across North America. Committed to community building & supporting women in business, Lori is active in her philanthropic work, and has been on the boards of several impactful organizations
Lori has been recognized as “Canada’s Top Thought Leaders” through the Benefits Canada Top Performers program and has been an invited speaker at over 100+ industry conferences and events globally. Most recently, she has focused her work on closing the health equity gap by building June Health, a company modernizing women’s health through technology to provide more timely access to quality care.
