A digital health coach that works with live context
Empeal combines lifestyle and behavior management with clinical care. It uses wearable and user-entered data to provide personalized education, reminders and health recommendations.
The platform supports individuals between appointments while giving healthcare providers structured information for better-timed interventions.
Requirements
Personal for users, useful for care teams
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Connected health data
Bring wearable, medical-device and self-reported information into a coherent health view.
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Personalized guidance
Use AI to tailor recommendations, goals and reminders to each user.
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Provider support
Organize data so health professionals can make decisions and reduce repetitive work.
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Global accessibility
Support multiple devices and regions while respecting health-data privacy requirements.
What we built
Health management across user and admin experiences
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Smart health management
Personalized recommendations, goals, progress tracking and direct coach messaging.
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Engagement and motivation
Challenges, live wearable data, and structured stress and nutrition programs.
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Health administration
User analytics, content management and configurable care programs.
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Integration and compliance
Device and API connections with controls designed around global health-data standards.
Engineering
Technical challenges overcome
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Device integration
Normalized different device formats and synchronization patterns into one data flow.
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Intelligent personalization
Connected the PARE AI engine to user context for relevant health interventions.
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Trust and engagement
Balanced motivational product design with privacy, security and user well-being.
Product
Health guidance across the journey
Visual system
An accessible health-focused palette
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Typography
Open Sans
Color palette
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Tell us what you're trying to build
Fifteen minutes, no deck. Bring us a workflow that's eating your team's time, or a product idea you want built, and we'll tell you what we think it takes, what it roughly costs, and whether it's worth doing at all. Sometimes the answer is no, and we'll say so.
