Oculus Health adds disease management modules to its care management suite
The product delivers an evidence based individualized care plan for each condition, and assists providers with customizing patient care plans.
Kyocera’s Daily Support solution looking to tackle chronic conditions
By visualizing the habits of individuals and providing continuous support, the company believes that it can help promote healthy habits and reduce costs.
iHealth Core smart scale goes beyond weight measurement
Working in tandem with a companion app, the device is dubbed especially useful for people living with chronic conditions such as obesity and hypertension.
OffTheScale, Garmin team-up to fight against obesity, chronic diseases
OffTheScale provides a Garmin wearable device to each of its participants, allowing them to measure steps taken, calories burned, activity duration and more.
MicroHealth launched to help patients manage chronic illnesses
Unlike other services targeting large chronic disease populations like diabetes, MicroHealth is focused on rare conditions, starting with hemophilia.
Wear Your Health challenge launched to tackle chronic disease
The challenge is looking to identify wearable technology concepts and mobile solutions that address behavior management in patients with chronic disease.
HelpAround launches personal Alert button app
The application allows chronic patients in distress and their caregivers to alert and conference-in the people they trust, by simply shaking their phone.
AstraZeneca, Vida to offer a coaching program for heart attack patients
Whereas users are typically required to pay $49 per month, select patients in participating hospitals will be able to use the new Day-by-Day app for free.
Welkin Health raises $2M for its disease management coaching service
Humana's Innovation Group will pilot Welkin's solution on its population health management program for members who are in their 70s and have diabetes.
Almost a half of users discovered their chronic condition through a wellness program
According to a HealthMine survey, 74% of users believe wellness programs should include genetic testing as a way to identify risk for chronic conditions.