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EPISODE · Feb 27, 2025 · 25 MIN

Episode 31: From Dietitian to Health Innovator with Nina Crowley

from Concierge Medical Marketing Podcast · host Steven Schwartz

In this episode of the Concierge Medical Marketing Podcast, host Steven Schwartz interviews Dr. Nina Crowley, a nutrition expert and director at SECA, a company specializing in body composition analysis. Nina shares her journey from being a dietitian to working in health psychology and eventually joining SECA. The conversation delves into the importance of body composition analysis in healthcare, particularly in concierge medicine, and how it can enhance patient outcomes. Nina explains the technology behind body composition devices, the metrics they provide, and real-world applications in medical practices. The episode also discusses marketing strategies for integrating body composition services into healthcare practices.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Nina Crowley and Her Journey03:09 Understanding Body Composition Analysis06:07 The Technology Behind Body Composition Devices09:19 Integrating Body Composition in Concierge Medicine12:25 Real-World Applications and Success Stories15:29 Marketing Body Composition Services18:20 Conclusion and Resources

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