Help seniors with their biggest health risk—their hearts.
Even if you're over 65, heart disease is not inevitable. With Hello Heart, health plans can improve clinical and quality outcomes by helping seniors build a habit of monitoring their blood pressure and cholesterol.
Help seniors with their biggest health risk—their hearts.
Significantly improve blood pressure control.
A recently published study revealed an 18-point drop in systolic blood pressure among high-risk Hello Heart members 65 and older in 6 months.
There’s a reason hypertension is a triple-weighted quality measure—every 10-point drop in BP results in a 20% reduction in CVD events.1
Lower high-cost claims through prevention.
A peer-reviewed study in Value in Health showed annual cost savings of $1,709 per Hello Heart participant compared to matched non-participants. Hello Heart users also had a 47% reduction in their number of inpatient days.
Quality outcomes for all populations.
A study in the Journal of the American Heart Association found that Hello Heart members saw consistent improvements in blood pressure regardless of age, income, gender, race, or location. That means your most at-risk members can see meaningful change and you can strengthen your plan’s performance under models like CMS' Excellent Health Outcomes for All (EHO4all) reward.
Higher engagement among seniors.
Don’t believe us? A recent study including nearly 21,000 members aged 65+ revealed that seniors used Hello Heart 45% more than their younger counterparts.2
Partnering with us is easy.
Work with a partner that appreciates the complexities of Medicare requirements. We can be filed under several supplemental benefit categories.
Hello Heart offers:
Tracking, detection, coaching, and more.
Health metric tracking
Measure blood pressure, cholesterol, medication, activity, and weight
Risk detection
Members get flags for abnormal readings
Personalized coaching
Personal insights based on clinical guidelines
Health equity
Sensitive to age and gender differences
Clinical reports
Detailed reports for clinicians for better care
Seniors thrive. So does your Star Rating.
We work with top health plans and employers.
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- Ettehad D, et al. Blood pressure lowering for prevention of cardiovascular disease and death: A systematic review and meta-analysis. The Lancet. 2016;387(10022):957-967.
- Based on internal data analyzed by Hello Heart. Not yet subject to peer review.
