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Dr. Rob Rohatsch, MD

Chief Medical Officer, Solv

Dr. Rob Rohatsch leverages his vast experience in ambulatory medicine, on-demand healthcare, and consumerism to spearhead strategic initiatives. With expertise in operations, revenue cycle management, and clinical practices, he also contributes his knowledge to the academic world, having served in the US Air Force and earned an MD from Jefferson Medical College. Presently, he is part of the faculty at the University of Tennessee's Haslam School of Business, teaching in the Executive MBA Program, and holds positions on various boards, including chairing The TJ Lobraico Foundation.

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4 Reasons to Pay Attention to Open Enrollment During a Pandemic

Open Enrollment Season Open enrollment is undoubtedly one of the most critical times of the year for those in...

What Do We Really Know About COVID Antibodies?

There have been many questions surrounding COVID-19 since the beginning of the year. Due to the ever-changing...

Shedding Light On Melanoma

Melanoma is the most dangerous form of skin cancer—and it's on the rise in younger people. The Melanoma...

How to Get a COVID Vaccine

So you’ve made the decision to get the COVID-19 vaccine! This is an important step in protecting your health and...

How to Treat an Ingrown Hair

We’ve all had ingrown hair at some point in our lives. Usually, they pop up in areas where you shave or where...

8 Healthy New Year's Resolutions You Can Actually Stick To

Sometimes, New Year's resolutions do less to make you healthy and more to make you feel like a failure....

How to Treat Long COVID

Long COVID is a term used to describe a range of symptoms that persist for weeks or months after the initial...

6 Ways Holiday Sweets and Treats Affect Your Health

These days, the holiday tradition seems to be eating a lot of sweets. There's an abundance of delicious...

How to Treat a Fever

A fever is a temperature that is above normal body temperature, according to the Mayo Clinic. They note that...

Is Your Snoring the Sign of Something More Serious?

According to Statistic Brain, 30 percent of those 30 and older snore, and as the age increases, so does the...