We work hard to protect union members’ hearts.
Heart disease is the top cause of death and disability for all Americans, but for union and labor workers, it’s an even bigger problem.
Hello Heart can help union leaders invest in their members’ heart health.
We work hard to protect union members’ hearts.
Results that make a difference.
- 21mmHg reduction in systolic BP over 3 years for high-risk members
- 42% reduced risk of CVD events, like heart attack and stroke2
- Sustained reductions in cholesterol and even weight3
Lower healthcare costs in the first year.
Hello Heart users had 3.8 fewer inpatient days in the hospital, while non-users had an increase of nearly 10 days. You can read all the details in the Validation Institute's report that shows how you can achieve meaningful ROI with our program.
Engage your members in their health.
Hello Heart uses proven, non-judgmental behavioral science techniques to enroll members and keep them engaged. In fact, 20% of eligible people typically join in the first year — and a majority of them stick around for the next.4
It’s easy to roll out.
We simplify contracting through partners such as CVS, Aetna, Elevance and others, so it’s quick and easy to get started. On average, Hello Heart programs are up and running within 90 days after implementation.
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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
Women deserve powerful tools to care for their hearts.
Women die from heart attacks at twice the rate of men—but not because they’re more prone to heart disease. While our healthcare system tries to correct these gender and racial biases, Hello Heart empowers women to take charge of their heart health. It’s that simple.