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Optum Art in Medicine program

7 April, 2025
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At Optum, we are dedicated to providing top-notch health care and fostering a supportive, inspiring environment for our clinicians. One of our most remarkable initiatives is the Art in Medicine program, which showcases the artistic talents of clinicians across New York and New Jersey.

The program was inspired by Dr. Caroline DeFilippo, who recognized the importance of emotional and mental well-being in the health care profession. Her idea quickly gained traction and has evolved into a vibrant community of more than 80 clinicians who contribute various forms of art, including photography, paintings, sculptures and poetry.

The central theme of the program is gratitude. Each piece of art celebrates the simple, yet profound moments of gratitude found in daily life, such as the beauty of nature, the warmth of family gatherings or the kindness of strangers. Personal notes accompanying the artwork provide deeper insights into the emotions and gratitude that inspired each piece.

In a world that can often feel fast-paced and overwhelming, the Art in Medicine program is a beautiful reminder to pause, reflect and find the beauty in everyday moments. We hope that through this program, you will be inspired to cultivate your own moments of gratitude and share them with those around you.

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