Israeli model opens up on living abroad, anxiety and a busy career

Israeli model opens up on living abroad, anxiety and a busy career
International model Coral Simanovich said she misses Israel but living away has brought her family closer.

At only 31-years of age, Simanovich, who is married to Spanish soccer star Sergi Roberto and a mother of two young children, is managing not only an international modeling career but is also a fashion designer and co-founder of NoCo Jewelry.

Simanovich is the presenter of French luxury beauty brand “Stenhal”, and the first Israeli to be in a campaign by “Guess”.

The picture perfect family has been living a lavish life in Barcelona since September 2016.

“My family is everything,” Simanovich said. “My home. My heart. My health. At least that’s how it is for me. It effects everything in life. I’m talking about my original family as well as the family I have built.

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קורל סימנוביץ'־רוברטו

קורל סימנוביץ'־רוברטו

Coral Simanovich and Sergi Roberto family

(Photo: Instagram)

“The distance and living abroad is fraught with a lot of longing, and on the other hand there is something special about living far away because the relationship is always closer,” she said. “When you miss them, you appreciate your family way more. Its no longer taken for granted that you have them, so the relationship grows closer. I speak with them at least ten times a day.”

A new mother, Simanovich admits that parenting is ” a combination of the best and most challenging” thing that happened to her.

“In my opinion its one of the biggest tests of a relationship,” she said while sharing that it introduced a lot of new challenges into her and her husband’s marriage. “If you can get through that, its a sign that something there is strong.”

Simanovich, keeping her modeling and fashion career, does her best to have a balanced diet, workout regularly, and live a healthy lifestyle.

“I care about what I eat but I’m not fanatic at all. My focus is not on how I look, but rather on how I feel, what is healthy for me and what is good for my body,” she said. “If I didn’t eat healthy for a couple of days in a row, I won’t feel good, but not because its fattening. I don’t have a menu – I eat everything.

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קורל סימנוביץ'־רוברטו

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Coral Simanovich

(Photo: Shai Yehezkel, Styling: Reuven Cohen)

“Living with an athlete also has an influence,” Simanovich said. “He eats really healthy food

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JPM22, Day 2: One Medical touts membership model, Tenet says it’s full steam ahead on ASCs and more

JPM22, Day 2: One Medical touts membership model, Tenet says it’s full steam ahead on ASCs and more

Welcome to Day 2 of the annual J. P. Morgan Healthcare Conference. Here’s your need to know, as primary care enablement company Aledade announces its first tuck-in acquisition. We’re expecting news from CVS Health, Cigna, Walgreens, One Medical and many other companies today.

Want more? Catch the latest news from Fierce Biotech, and follow Fierce Pharma’s coverage here.

And check out tomorrow’s Day 3 roundup covering the latest news and developments on the ground from Wednesday’s action.

UPDATED: Tuesday, Jan. 11 at 5:35 p.m.

Much of the success of One Medical’s membership model lies in the long-term relationships providers form with their patients, CEO Amir Rubin said.

“Whether it’s in the commercial side or the senior side, the fact that we have this longitudinal relationship with members is very different,” he said.

Members engaged an average 19 times digitally and in-person with One Medical providers last year. Those relationships can be supported by the primary care network’s virtual or in-office team, all connected by a single platform.

The company’s concierge model now supports all ages, too. In September, One Medical closed its acquisition of Medicare-focused Iora Health, opening the San Francisco-based provider to reach 40% of Americans.

Existing One Medical providers are now taking on risk to serve senior patients, backed by the Iora integration, which gives the company “a really unique opportunity to age people in,” Rubin said.

The company previously projected full-year 2021 revenue at $606 million to $615 million and membership between 728,000 and 736,000 members, but did not offer updated numbers on Tuesday. Shares of One Medical declined nearly 59% last year. — Rebecca Torrence

UPDATED: Tuesday, Jan. 11 at 4:35 p.m.

Tenet Healthcare CEO Saum Sutaria, M.D., used today’s virtual conference as a direct line to investors looking for a progress report on the chain’s ongoing restructure.

The executive said the company has divested from five hospital markets since 2017 for roughly $1.75 billion of proceeds (annual revenues of about $2.5 billion) and increased its investments in high acuity services.

Still, the company is on track to increase its adjusted net revenue for 2021 by 3% compared to 2017 and has increased same-hospital adjusted EBITDA more than 25% as of the third fiscal quarter of 2021.

Meanwhile USPI—Tenet’s “gem for the future”—hit 438 centers by the end of 2021 and is now well ahead of competitors Amsurg and Surgical Care Affiliates (SCA) in terms

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