What is Chronic Care Coaching?
The ultimate goal of the Chronic Care Coaching service is to help improve the health and wellness of our University community by assisting team members and their family* to be as healthy as they can be. UVA-WorkMed provides Chronic Care Coaching to assist UVA team members and their family manage chronic health conditions such as hypertension, heart disease, diabetes, morbid obesity as well as stress management with the goal of improving the person's health and well-being. This service is a UVA Health System sponsored benefit for UVA team members (UVA HS, Academic, Foundation, UPG, etc.). There are no associated costs.
*UVA team members and their family do not have to be enrolled in the Aetna insurance plan. Please call to see if you are eligible for this program.
Why Work with a Health and Wellness Coach?
Through Chronic Care Coaching, a Health and Wellness Coach can help you achieve your highest level of wellbeing through:
- Fostering self-acceptance
- Introducing work that builds confidence
- Harnessing strengths to overcome obstacles
- Seeing obstacles as an opportunity
- Tapping into your innate desires and motivators
- Challenging you to reach higher at the right moment
Meet Your Health and Wellness Coach
Beth Frackleton, RN, BSN, M.Ed., NBC-HWC
In addition to holding a BSN (from UVA!), Beth Frackleton also has a M.Ed in Counseling and was among the first in the country to become a National Board-Certified Health and Wellness Coach (NBC-HWC). Beth is also certified as a personal trainer by the American College of Sports Medicine and is a Certified Medical Yoga instructor.
Beth triages all potential clients, provides health and wellness coaching and facilitates referrals to other resources including, but not limited to, Hoo’s Well, IM-Rec, Nutrition Services, and FEAP, as well as the full spectrum of Health System resources.
Start Your Chronic Care Coaching Journey Today!
Beth is happy to see patients both in-person or virtually.
NEW CLIENT PAPERWORK
For more information, or to make an appointment, call 434.243.8199 or email edw2z@uvahealth.edu.