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Fitness and Health Portal

CareLoop is our flagship, patient side application. Built with patient in the center, it helps them in managing their health and fitness data from multiple sources, including but not limited to Fitbit^®, Withingst^®, iHealtht^® and Google Fit^®.

A Fitness hub easily integrated with your fitness band and health device(s).
Shows a break-down of activities data from one or more sources.
Analyses food/calories in-take with the calories burnt and provides useful insights.
With your consent, health data can be shared with healthcare providers to improve care quality.
It keeps you motivated in adopting healthy behaviors (e.g., regular physical activity.

CareLoop Salient Features

Built with patient in the center, it helps in managing health and fitness data from multiple sources
It motivates you to take steps toward fitness and maintaining a healthy lifestyle
Tracks calories in-take and burnt every day and estimates quality of sleep
Helps in sports training, weight loss and staying fit overall

Compatible with known Fitness bands and Health devices.

Ride the Wave

Let's face it, we all need a little push to go out the door and get moving. Here is where fitness trackers (smart bands), along with a smart phone app plays a role in adopting and maintaining a healthy life style. We all understand the importance of staying fit, however, achieving certain goal and then maintaining it requires consistency and motivation. Not only that these wearable help in tracking progress, yet it can create phenominal social and motivational pull, which goes a long way in keeping us adhering to this life style.

There is no denying the popularity of fitness trackers. Here are some of the factors as to why would someone invest in such devices and what they can provide in return:

MOTIVAION

The primary benefit of tracking your daily fitness activites is motivation. You achieve more when you are motivated. Using pedometer (steps tracker) to find the average number of steps you're currently taking, and then challenge yourself to add an extra 1,000.

CONSISTENCY

Wearable keep you honest and help in making fitness a habitual life long process. Studies showed that women who consistently walked about 10,000 steps a day, lowered their systolic blood pressure by an average of 11 points over 24 weeks.

HEALTHY HABITS

Not only the amount of calories you burn each day, the quality of your sleep can also effect your metabolism, energy, mood and safety. Fitness trackers track your daily sleep patterns, provide walking or running steps count, calorie count and more.