A new digital health app provides tailored, AI-driven digital counseling and analytics to users to help them self-manage chronic diseases and achieve their overall health objectives

Fremont, CA: The COVID-19 pandemic threw everything into disarray. Within weeks, people worldwide were dealing with disease, lockdowns, and economic consequences. The healthcare system, expected to respond in a colossal fashion to prevent and control the spread, care for patients, and develop new therapies safely and effectively, was at the storm's center.

EHE Health, a government healthcare provider system and top preventive and treatment innovator, and Welldoc, a digital health leader who is revolutionizing chronic care, partnered to introduce Thrive Now by EHE Health, a digital framework designed to help members manage their cumulative health. Thrive Now, the third product development under EHE Health's Pulseä service, will be on sale in April.

Pulse Digital is a portion of EHE Health's comprehensive preventative product portfolio to make it simple to improve one's living patterns. Thrive Now, designed to provide EHE Health members with a simple, unified, and engaging platform, leverages Welldoc's evidence-based platform solution to integrate multiple dimensions of health with the insights and data visualizations required to empower employees to intensify care team associations.

"The underpinning of preventive health is access and availability—but with health data and information often siloed, patients and providers lack a single source of truth," said Dr. David Levy, MD, CEO of EHE Health. "Pulse Digital will make it easier for members to access a personalized and data-driven picture of the many dimensions impacting their health to leverage proactive and preventive care solutions—an innovation that's been long overdue."

The new product will benefit EHE Health members who want access to personalized suggestions based on risk factors and lifestyle preferences, as well as physicians, health mentors, and major companies. Members will notice changes in their health as they track changes over time using the Thrive Now platform. Physicians will give academic help and treatment based on trendlines, which means modifying and reflecting about risk factors affecting overall population health.