Introducing Legacy Health & Policy Group: Expanding Our Impact Through Consulting

Why I Created Legacy Health & Policy Group

The Legacy Health & Policy Group has been in the works for a few years. I wanted something that felt different from I Am Health Education®—a space dedicated solely to consulting, program design, and CEUs. The idea was born after experiencing burnout from toxic work environments. I knew I wanted to build something sustainable that allowed me to create, lead, and leave an impact on my own terms.

In early 2025, the name finally came to me: Legacy Health & Policy Group. The word “Legacy” means everything to me. I want to leave behind resources and opportunities for the next generation of public health students—eventually through scholarships and mentorship programs. Graduate school applications and degrees are expensive, and I want to help ease that burden. Supporting the next generation is one of my deepest passions.

After finalizing the name, I dove into the behind-the-scenes work: registering the business, handling paperwork, designing the website, securing the domain, and making sure it all connected under one umbrella. Meanwhile, I’ve been balancing my 9–5 at Milliman, adjunct teaching, I Am Health Education®, Live Lovely (more on that soon 😉), and now Legacy Health & Policy Group. All of these brands live under Bolden Health Group, INC. Busy is an understatement!

So, what is Legacy Health & Policy Group all about?
We provide program development, program evaluation, and capacity building for universities, community-based organizations (CBOs), and healthcare entities—both small and large. What sets us apart is the ability to bridge workforce development, program design, evaluation, and policy expertise into one package. We also offer tiered pricing to ensure that smaller organizations can still access high-quality consulting without breaking their budgets.

✨ I’m proud to finally share this vision with the world.

👉 Want to learn more? Visit Legacy Health & Policy Group.

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