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WebMD Updates Healthy Target Behavior Change Program

by Jasmine Pennic 09/18/2014 Leave a Comment

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New features include seamless connectivity with Apple HealthKit and iHealth blood pressure devices, video tutorials, and other content enhancements

WebMD Updates Updates Healthy Target Behavior Change ProgramWebMD has announced new features and functionality for its Healthy Target behavior change program that connects seamlessly with Apple’s HealthKit and provides users with powerful new ways to capture, visualize and understand health information from a broad range of biometric devices.

WebMD’s Healthy Target, included within WebMD’s flagship mobile app for iPhone, now features a redesigned Weekly Review to make it easier for users to visualize their progress against pre-defined goals, the ability to monitor blood pressure, and video tutorials to help users get the most out of the program.

“WebMD is focused on making the steps, weight, sleep, blood glucose, and blood pressure data being collected by popular devices, including iHealth as well as apps like Apple Health, easier to understand and more actionable so that it motivates individuals to achieve a healthier lifestyle,” said David Ziegler, Director of Product Management for WebMD.

Users can manually input their biometric data into Healthy Target or connect their devices, which automatically sync with the 2net™ Platform from Qualcomm Life, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Qualcomm Incorporated.

Since launching in June 2014, users who have linked their devices or manually entered their biometric data into Healthy Target have experienced an average weight loss of nearly 2.5 pounds, increased sleep time by almost 45 minutes per night, and have taken approximately 7,200+ steps per day – the equivalent of more than one billion total steps toward better health.

Healthy Target addresses both those with chronic medical conditions as well as those looking to incorporate healthy habits into their daily lives. WebMD’s Healthy Target enables users to make sense of the data and understand how to achieve their health and wellness goals by providing contextually relevant content and actionable insights.

Consumers ready to take control of their health can learn more about Healthy Target by visiting www.webmd.com/webmdapp and downloading it from the App Store, http://wb.md/1uZudxA.

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