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Video: The Future of Consumer Healthcare Apps

by Fred Pennic 02/09/2013 1 Comment

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Dr. Mark Blatt, Worldwide Medical Director at Intel talks about the future of consumer healthcare apps with Aetna Vice President Martha Wofford

During the recent mHealth conference, Dr. Mark Blatt, Worldwide Medical Director at Intel, talks with Aetna Vice President Martha Wofford about Aetna’s CarePass that focuses on providing convenient access to care for consumers. With a single secure sign-on, the CarePass platform will enable a consumer to share information across some of the most popular health and fitness apps, and create a personalized, coherent experience to manage their whole health, from getting care to staying well. As consumers face a changing healthcare landscape, CarePass and iTriage will provide important tools to engage consumers, connect them to providers, and help them navigate the evolving system.

To attract talented developers, Aetna has an open API program called The CarePass Developer portal that offers unique and powerful APIs from Aetna, HHS, and other innovators in the health and wellness community to create new innovative solutions. Featured developers include iTriage, Map My Fitness, GoodRx, and others.

CarePass has been available as a web platform, but will go mobile in March.

Key highlights of this interview include:

  • Future of consumer healthcare apps
  • Access to care
  • Using big data to improve outcomes

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