Health Science Index

The Health Science Index is a proprietary mobile app designed to prioritize and faciliate lifestyle choices as they relate to specific medical conditions. While some people already know what lifestyle choices will keep them healthy, other individuals may have unseen issues which need improvement. HSI allows patients and healthcare providers to track metrics and the recovery process to reach a state of optimal health and to improve outcomes How does it work? Lifestyle choices have an impact on health. These choices, called “determinants of health,” have been recognized as key elements in better patient outcomes, and yet there has been no simple way to assess or track them – until now. The Health Science Index makes health decisions simple, by focusing your effort and energy on your top challenge areas – those things that will bring the most positive change to your physical and mental health. It does this through self-evaluations designed by top health specialists in each field.  Based on your responses and prescribed importance levels in each area, the application will display the top three things that will make the most difference in your life. These areas of focus will be sent as reminders each morning. Once you see those reminders, do what you can to improve on them to the best of your ability. Over time, you can update those areas as they get better. Who should use it? Who is the Health Science Index intended for? Individuals living with chronic conditions which need support from the persons own choices to add to their quality of life. • Individuals with Afib • Those afflicted with heart disease • People interested in improving general health Reasons to try HSI • Receive daily reminders • Bullets from brochure • Customizable Summary HSI is great for patient health by motivating better outcomes during recovery, and by monitoring determinants which influence a wellness lifestyle. Helping with heart disease or Afib treatments, the push reminders help facilitate the aftercare which comes with todays telemedicine.