Healthfully™ Extends Utilisation of Platform to Wellness Services and Combines Remote Monitoring

LOS ANGELES, Feb 5: Healthfully, a business healthcare solutions company, revealed that its client health platform is presently sustaining wellness tracking and services. This capability has been executed at the Flagler Health+ health system. A significant constituent of this platform expansion is Healthfully's combination of data feeds from an array of remote patient monitoring gadgets. Healthfully has partnered with Flagler Health+ to deliver intelligent experiences that eliminate friction throughout all aspects of the healthcare journey. Consumers have a single point of entry through the Flagler Health+ Anywhere app, which supports scheduling, telemedicine, bill pay, health and wellness programs, and connecting individuals to online health and support communities. Use of the solution has been progressively expanded across care settings, including primary care, behavioral health, surgery, radiology, pediatrics, hospitalists, and many others. Healthfully's integration includes fitness trackers, smart watches, weight scales, SpO2, and other remote devices. Data from these devices enhances the Healthfully platform to provide full support for wellness services provided by health coaches and care providers such as nutrition, fitness, and chronic care management. Paul Viskovich, Healthfully CEO, said, "This latest platform expansion adds value to health systems in their drive to expand service offerings, incorporating RPM & wellness services into their overall patient relationships. It enhances patient engagement, experience and satisfaction and improves outcomes." About Healthfully Healthfully unifies access, support, and rewards to optimize consumer health. We provide enterprise organizations with a white-label, digital health experience platform to engage and empower consumers on their health and wellness journey. The platform blends compelling and valuable functions, intelligence, and content for patients, consumers, and communities, creating a great patient experience and helping achieve the goals of value-based care and population health management.

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