AdM Home Care Coaching

For centuries, healthcare has struggled with the concept of adherence management. Getting people to follow medical advice has always been, at best, a fifty-fifty chance. People are wary of side effects to medications, inconvenience, and expense. Dr. Robert E. Wright changed that with the development of Adherence Management (AdM) Coaching. Dr. Wright teaches home caregivers the techniques that nurses and hospital staff use around the world to help patients stay on track with their healthcare progress and develop persistent habits to improve their health.

For centuries, healthcare has struggled with the concept of adherence management. Getting people to follow medical advice has always been, at best, a fifty-fifty chance. People are wary of side effects to medications, inconvenience, and expense. Dr. Robert E. Wright changed that with the development of Adherence Management (AdM) Coaching. Dr. Wright teaches home caregivers the techniques that nurses and hospital staff use around the world to help patients stay on track with their healthcare progress. With shorter hospital stays, recovery is now being done at home. You can guide your patient or loved one in following their doctor's orders and developing healthy habits that will improve their life.

Dr. Robert E. (Bob) Wright is an expert in the field of patient adherence. His accomplishments include being a Green Beret Medic and working his way to Major in the US Army before retiring his commission. He was an Audiologist, developing hearing conservation programs for the Army. He helped create the Orlando Brain Trauma Center (now the Orlando Health Brain Injury Rehabilitation Center). He was the CEO of the Threshold Center for Autism in Orlando, Florida and is now the Founder and CEO of Behavioral Education and Research Services, Inc. He is an Author, Speaker, and Professor on the subjects of Applied Behavior in Healthcare, Patient and Staff Adherence, Behavior in Mental Health, Hospital Administration, and Nursing Staff Development. Dr. Wright holds advanced degrees in Communication Disorders, Hospital Administration, Audiology, and Nursing. He developed a Virtual Training program that allowed parents of kids with autism try different forms of positive and negative reinforcement on a simulated child to teach parents, "How To Bring Out Your Child's Best Behavior (without practicing on your kid, first)." He believes, "All Human Behavior is influenced by one thing: the Consequences received after a behavior happens!" He and his wife, Jude, have two sons and live in Orlando, Florida.