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Key Findings
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Heart disease is widely recognized as a crisis—but under-prioritized.

#1
Heart disease ranks as the top driver of medical cost, ahead of cancer and diabetes
But only
29%
of health plan leaders plan to prioritize heart disease programs this year
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Heart disease is recognized as a major threat. But action is too often delayed.
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New research shows heart disease continues to drive rising costs and avoidable utilization across Commercial, Medicare, and Medicaid plans — yet action still lags.
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What health plan leaders told us

Infographic showing Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the US
Heart disease ranks as the top driver of medical cost, ahead of cancer and diabetes
Infographic showing 56% of adults have high blood pressure and/or high cholesterol
say addressing heart health is important
Infographic showing $142B is the annual cost of
heart disease

plan to prioritize heart disease programs this year
Heart disease is widely recognized as a crisis—but under-prioritized.
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The cost of inaction is growing.

Heart disease and its risk factors drive:
Preventable hospitalizations and readmissions
Rising medical and pharmacy spend
Declining quality performance and avoidable revenue loss
Widening inequities across vulnerable populations
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When you wait to act, costs compound. Fast.
Infographic showing Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the US
3 in 4 adults treated for high blood pressure are not on the right medication or dose
Key Insights

Why aren’t member's taking their heart medications?

Improving medication management can dramatically improve heart disease among your members.
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HELLO HEART Product Overview

Tracking, detection, coaching, and more.

Health metric tracking
Measure blood pressure, cholesterol, medication, activity, and weight
Risk detection
Members get flags for abnormal readings
Nia: 24/7 AI heart health assistant
Answers about medications, side effects, health habits, and more
Medication adherence
Connected Pill Box to keep members on track
Clinical reports
Detailed reports to inform clinical visits

Health metric tracking

Measure blood pressure, cholesterol, medication, activity, and weight

Risk detection

Members get flags for abnormal readings

Nia: 24/7 AI heart health assistant

Answers about medications, side effects, health habits, and more

Medication adherence

Connected Pill Box to keep members on track 

Clinical reports

Detailed reports to inform clinical visits 

Learn more

Medication management is one of the most effective ways to reduce heart disease risk.

Infographic showing Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the US
3 in 4 adults treated for high blood pressure are not on the right medication or dose
Infographic showing 56% of adults have high blood pressure and/or high cholesterol
of people with high blood pressure don’t take medications as prescribed
Infographic showing $142B is the annual cost of
heart disease

Poor adherence leads to $3,900 per person, per year in avoidable costs for employers and taxpayers alike
Better medication management prevents events before they happen.
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