Hello Heart in the News

This week's HLTH conference in Las Vegas featured several intriguing partnerships and digital health products. Here are the highlights.

MedCity News interviewed CEOs of public companies, entrepreneurs, VCs and payers at the HLTH conference that concluded last week.

Maayan Cohen, CEO at Hello Heart, joined CTech to discuss the importance of heart health

Hello Heart announced Dot-to-Dot, a feature that combines clinical research and AI to help people connect lifestyle choices to heart health.

Users now have access to deeper insights and personalization to support positive choices regarding their heart health.

Hello Heart added Dot-to-Dot capabilities to its digital heart health program, leveraging AI to help people draw connections between their lifestyle choices, such as minutes walked or medication adherence, and their heart health.

Livongo Health, Hinge Health, Hello Heart, Torchlight and Whil each underwent "rigorous clinical, data security and business evaluation" for inclusion in the program.

Elon Musk, who submitted the letter to buy Twitter in April, effectively rolled the dice to land the billions of dollars in loans...

A smartphone app now allows users to track their cholesterol levels and uses AI to suggest lifestyle changes. Israeli startup Hello Heart already has technology for the self-monitoring of blood pressure, pulse, medications, weight and activity.

A combination mobile app and at-home blood pressure cuff helped patients with hypertension decrease their blood pressure over three years, a new study found.