Psychiatrist

Dr. Hoes is a board-certified psychiatrist and founder of Latitude Mental Health Care, a healthcare and technology services company providing innovative approaches to mental health care delivery.

“Wellness can be seen as the opposite of illness. It’s the state of having great health based on having optimal mental and physical performance. Wellness is something that can be developed through confidence-building routines focused on specific goals using mindfulness and gratitude practices. Wellness is an ongoing journey that’s is essential for resilience and perseverance. Although achieving wellness requires some time and commitment, we believe the journey can be something to look forward to. MUUD makes wellness fun by facilitating healthy routines and new experiences you can share with friends, family and community.”

Oncologist

Dr. Mansour is a Triple Board-Certified physician specializing in Internal Medicine, Hematology, and Oncology. Dr. Mansour also serves as a valued member of MUUD, where he heads up the market research team.

He feels wellness incorporates several different aspects of life including mental, physical, and social welfare. “It’s about having a healthy balance between those aspects, to allow me to be happy and the very best version of myself. Wellness is not something that comes easy, and requires work.”

Neurologist

Dr. Vakani is a neurologist in Marina Del Rey, California and is affiliated with Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. He received his medical degree from University of Debrecen Medical and Health Science Center and has been in practice between 6-10 years.

Psychiatrist

Dr. Bello is a senior advisor for MUUD and a board-certified psychiatrist in both General Psychiatry and Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, currently working at Memorial Counseling Associates in Long Beach, CA. Although he diagnoses and treats many issues, he has a particular interest in early life trauma. Dr. Bello uses a 2-pronged approach that utilizes both medication and lifestyle changes.

“Wellness is the whole picture of taking care of yourself. It’s being kind to yourself and staying in touch with your emotions, along with your physical needs - being attuned to those things.”