Monogram Health

05/28/2026

“The Balancing Act” is Lifetime’s feel-good morning show that understands real life doesn’t come with a handbook and explores everything from health and wellness to family, home, travel, food, beauty, and financial know-how.

On May 21st at 7:30 am ET, Montel Williams interviewed our Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Shaminder Gupta, about treating and caring for loved ones with multiple chronic illnesses in America. The segment re-airs today at 7:30 am ET and 7:30 am PT on Lifetime.

If you are unable to catch the full show live, please see Monogram’s segment below, or go to our website (https://www.monogramhealth.com/) to learn more.

05/27/2026

Mr. Thomas Hutto lives on his own in Garrison, Texas (population 846). Mr. Hutto has advanced COPD, congestive heart failure, and CKD. Before Monogram, Mr. Hutto had to travel 2+ hours to see a specialist or visit the nearest “walk-in only” Urgent Care for any exacerbations he was experiencing or to get his medications refilled/reviewed. Since Monogram, Mr. Hutto has been able to stay in his home and receive the multispecialty treatment and care he needs on his time. He now has direct access to clinical tests, pharmacists, nurses, doctors, and specialists 24/7 at his kitchen table.

Watch the full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItcSBAG4hzg

05/25/2026

05/23/2026

05/21/2026

Monogram's Chief Medical Officer sat down with Montel Williams on Lifetime's morning talk show "The Balancing Act" to discuss the state of chronic illness in America and the immense impact personalized, in-home treatment and care has on patients with multiple chronic conditions.

See below for a clip of the segment.

Watch the full episode at: https://www.monogramhealth.com/resources/video/chronic-illness-in-america-on-lifetimes-the-balancing-act/

05/20/2026

Set your alarm clocks or DVRs for 7:30 am (Eastern Time and Pacific Time) when Dr. Shaminder Gupta is interviewed by Montel Williams on Lifetime’s “The Balancing Act” Talk Show about multiple chronic conditions in America and a new approach to getting the treatment and care you need, where you need it.

05/19/2026

Behind-the-scenes shot of Dr. Shaminder Gupta, Monogram's Chief Medical Officer, recording in a Lifetime Network studio – get ready to watch - the best is yet to air later this week (5/21/26)!

05/18/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Mental health conditions are highly prevalent across the populations we serve, particularly among patients with multiple chronic conditions. More than 1 in 5 U.S. adults experience a mental illness each year, and nearly 1 in 3 adults with a chronic medical condition also have a co-occurring behavioral health condition such as depression or anxiety. Individuals with polychronic disease carry a disproportionate burden of these challenges, with depression rates 2-3 times higher than in the general population.

This May, we acknowledge this reality and continue to treat and care for the whole patient 24/7.

05/15/2026

Something exciting is about to launch….

05/14/2026

Today, the 5th edition of Monogram’s Multispecialty Series in dropped!

In the article “From Slowing Progression to Remission: The Quiet Nephrology Revolution,” Dr. Mindy Banks explores how Monogram Health is moving beyond the historical goal of delaying the inevitable loss of kidney function. Monogram’s high-touch, data-rich model has shown that dealing with kidney health means changing the approach from merely slowing down the progression of kidney disease to possible clinical remission.

The complex polychronic nature of our aging patient population requires that we not focus solely on one organ or disease, because every organ relies on the others for optimal functionality. In fact, Monogram’s proactive approach can be extremely impactful, as approximately 14% of the U.S. adult population has chronic kidney disease, but the vast majority of people die of something other than their CKD.

To read the full article, click on the below link: https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/quality/from-slowing-progression-to-remission-the-quiet-nephrology-revolution/