The Two-Hour Window

Devjit Roy, MD, CPE


Jan 2, 2026


Healthcare Administration Leadership & Management Journal


Volume 4, Issue 1, Pages 39-40


https://doi.org/10.55834/halmj.4009700373


Abstract

This article explores the profound impact of integrating health, connection, and reflection into daily life. Through the transformative journey of a lawyer who overcame personal setbacks and weight challenges, the narrative highlights the importance of prioritizing physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. It underscores the science behind weight maintenance, the pitfalls of restrictive diets, and the necessity of sustainable habits. The story serves as a reminder that success should not come at the expense of vitality, presence, and joy, advocating for a balanced approach to life where meaningful work coexists with self-care.




Devjit Roy, MD, CPE
Devjit Roy, MD, CPE

Devjit Roy, MD, MAS, MSPC, FHM, FAAFP, LSSBB, CHCQM, CMD, CPE, brings a unique perspective to healthcare leadership as both a practicing physician and senior executive. As chief medical officer, chief medical information officer, and vice president of medical affairs at Nathan Littauer Hospital, Nursing Home, and their ambulatory network, he leads initiatives to enhance patient care and optimize healthcare delivery in rural New York. Dr. Roy is uniquely positioned to address the complex challenges facing modern healthcare while never losing sight of its fundamentally human purpose.

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