Bandaid measures won't work. Gallagher is correct when he says that insurance companies are going to redefine 'intensive, multicomponent behavioral counseling' into 2-3 'wellness' sessions or possibly somehow stack it on top of their normal doctors visits.
One thing I often think about (interested in what kleinbl00 thinks about this, too) is the future market for OTs/PTs. When I think about general wellness, and insurance driven or, hell, just the way our society works with fitness, I think of a larger need for those types of jobs.
It's super-good. OTs/PTs are: - a low-impact degree. Training 'em up is easy and cheap. - far cheaper to hire than doctors. Any insurance company worth their salt will integrate their care. - essential for the elderly. What 'boomers want, 'boomers get. Fundamentally? If it's part of eldercare it's gonna be bangin' business for the next 30 years.