A connected healthcare experience refers to utilizing technology to deliver and manage healthcare services. It emphasises a more patient-centered approach, where individuals have greater control over their health information and can interact with the healthcare system more conveniently.

Here are some key aspects of a connected healthcare experience

• Remote patient monitoring (RPM)
• More access to healthcare professionals
• Telemedicine
• Streamlined healthcare delivery
• Wearable devices and health apps
• Empowered patients
• Patient portals

Connected Health Experience: How
Mobile Apps Can Help You ?

Mobile health apps, like step trackers, workout planners, period trackers, fast trackers (presumably meaning intermittent fasting trackers), and sleep trackers, are building blocks of a connected health experience.

These apps gather and store a wealth of personal health information. Steps walked, workout details, menstrual cycles, fasting windows, and sleep patterns are all valuable data points.

This data empowers individuals to manage their health and allows healthcare professionals to deliver more personalized and effective care.

These apps will use the personalized data to empower our users in following aspects.

• Data Collection and Tracking
• User Engagement and Awareness
• Creating a Connected Ecosystem
• Facilitating Communication with Providers
• Personalized Healthcare Experience.