Care4Today Connect

• Automatic account messaging and deletions (for specific access code) • Improved data capture capabilities • Platform stability upgrades • Core improvements for better overall app experience • UX and content updates

5.1.1

May 13, 2024

UX content updates, data capture improvements, and bug fixes.

5.1.0

May 1, 2024

• Additions to ‘My Feedback Matters’ survey tracker (for specific access code) • New care module for eligible populations • Platform stability upgrades • Core improvements for better overall app experience

5.0.2

February 21, 2024

Core Improvements and Bug Fixes

5.0.0

December 20, 2023

• New Smoking Assessment tracker (for relevant site codes) • Automatic account deletion and messaging (for relevant study population) • Spanish translation of the Atrial Fibrillation Care Module • Display of Leg Discomfort tracker trend data in the App (for relevant site codes) • Platform stability upgrades • UX/UI updates and bug fixes Reminder: Entire App is now available in Spanish! Simply change Language settings on your phone or device to Spanish.

4.9.0

October 6, 2023

• New Sleep Experience tracker (for relevant site codes) • New Alcohol Consumption tracker (for relevant site codes) • Automatic scheduling for specific activity trackers (AFib care module only) • Updates to onboarding flow (for specific site codes) • Menu option in MORE section links to Care4Today® Cardiovascular Disease web site (relevant care modules only) • Translated recent enhancements into Spanish Reminder: Entire App is now available in Spanish! Simply change Language settings on your phone or device to Spanish.

4.8.1

August 26, 2023

Core improvements and bug fixes.

4.8.0

July 24, 2023

• Incorporated Spanish translations (Mexican dialect) of whole app for users with language preference set to Spanish • New Atrial Fibrillation care module, related tracker, and content library (with valid access code) • Added Intro Video to app onboarding [CAD/PAD and AFib care modules] • Expanded in-app messaging to further guide user • Updated ordering of AS NEEDED section of TODAY screen • Other UX/UI improvements • Completed back end upgrades and bug fixes

4.7.0

March 29, 2023

• Expanded in-app messaging • Updated "Mark as Read" feature • Added HCP-triggered push notifications • Upgrades and bug fixes

4.6.1

February 15, 2023

- Email capability updates - Core improvements and bug fixes

Price History of Care4Today Connect

Description of Care4Today Connect

Empowering and supporting you along your healthcare journey Handling your healthcare can be complicated… between medications, appointments, and activities, it’s easy to lose track of it all. Wouldn’t it be nice to have all your information in one place? Care4Today® Connect is designed to help empower you to take a more active role in your health, with helpful medication and appointment reminders and tracking capabilities for key health measures. Brought to you by Johnson & Johnson Services, Inc., and created in consultation with patients and healthcare professionals. This application can help you track your progress and provide support and motivation in between healthcare visits in the following ways: • Delivers medication, medication refill, and appointment reminders that you set up to help you stay on track • Records information you enter such as blood pressure, exercise, mood, etc. and tracks those reported measurements to help you see your trends • Allows you to link external fitness apps like Apple Health to pull in your data around sleep, step count, and more • Enables you to share graphs and trends on your self-reported data with your healthcare professional allowing for more productive conversations during healthcare visits • Provides access to medications, appointments, and self-directed adherence data and organizes it all in one place Care4Today® Connect is not intended to be relied upon as a primary method for scheduling when to take your medications. You are responsible for ensuring that you take your medication at the correct times and dosages. Always consult with your doctor about what medications to take, when to take your medications, and your health-related activities. Self-reported health measures are not intended to substitute reporting directly to your healthcare professional. You should make your healthcare professional aware of any changes in your health status.

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