Revealing the Unconscious Patterns Driving Behavior and Health Risk

Our reaction to health issues can be a bigger driver of health costs than the conditions themselves. Our reaction to health issues is shaped by unconscious patterns that affect us everyday. When we encounter health related situations, these unconscious patterns kick in and assert their inflence on how we perceive the situation, how we perceive ourselves, and how we react. The impact of these unconscious patterns is so strong they account for a spread in national health care spending of over $225 billion dollars a year!

Failure to recognize these unconscious patterns is a major weakness in today's approaches to predicting health, improving health, and lowering demand and costs. The PATH Type® Model eliminates this weakness by revealing how much of our health and demand is shaped by forces we don't know.

PATH Type® Questionnaire and Assessment. The PATH Type® questionaire and assessment reveals the unconscious pattern within any individual that drive much of their health behavior. In fact, it is one of the easiest assessments to use. The PATH Type® Questionnaire only has twenty questions and can be answered in four minutes. That's it.

No health questions, no questions about disease, no family history! The PATH Type Questionnaire doesn't ask age, gender, height, weight, blood pressure, or any similar information about you. It only requires honest responses to twenty statements.

Health Prediction and Nine Types. The PATH Type® Diagnostic Analysis reveals the unconscious patterns within a person by the way the questions are answered. The PATH type of a person describes predictable thinking patterns around self, family, and that influence health. PATH Types are a powerful predictors of many critical health issues. PATH Types pull along known rates of disease and health risk. They are predictive of many health care demand issues including use of emergency rooms, hospitals, specialists and prescription medications. They also have consistent demographic, socioeconomic and life-stage patterns that help users "see" each PATH Type more clearly.

Paths to Health and Disease. A person's PATH Type is a good predictor of how he or she will deal with health issues throughout life. Will there be more need for prescription drugs, more need for doctors, more time lost for health reasons? Or, will their be lower rates of illness, many more healthy days, and more freedom from the health care system? The PATH Type you have can answer this question!