BehavioralRx® has proven to positively impact reality and data, not just monitor or report on it. We achieve this by becoming a partner and supporter in a person’s day-to-day lifestyle. No two people are identical when viewed from a combined emotional, behavioral, physical, and metabolic perspective. With this guiding principle in mind, BehavioralRx® precisely treats each person, not just their disease.

The scientific methods and algorithms behind BehavioralRx® have produced significant evidence-based improvements around the world in managed long-term care, transitions of care, and gaps in care for patients with chronic and highly complex conditions.

We achieve increased resiliency in our users by combining evidence-based motivational and activation techniques to engage people in their daily life, at home, at work, and at play.

Behavioral Psychology: Human motivation and persuasion are highly correlated to emotional attributes such as trust, credibility, outlook, and reciprocity.

Cognitive Neuroscience: Human factor engineering is strongly connected to brain functions including encoding, storage, and retrieval.

• Influence Technology / Activation through shared decision making
• Anchoring Technology / Cognitively connecting a desired action with an existing everyday activity
• Wonder & Wander Technology / Activation by increasing memory persistence and recall via mental and physical activities that stimulate necessary neuroreceptors
• Reduction Technology / Activation through simplifying
• Tailoring Technology / Activation through customization
• Nurturing Technology / Guided persuasion
• Environment of Need Technology /  Intervening at the right time
• Conditioning Technology / Reinforcing target behavior

LIFEMAP™ charts participants’ fluctuations in their blood glucose levels and psycho-social state at different times of the day to build a more precise medication regimen. These measures correlate with lifestyle support that includes resources on suggested eating/nutrition behaviors, stress-reduction and coping techniques, and physical/exercise activities.

LIFEMAP™ extends clinical and lifestyle support to patients at any time, regardless of location. Tailored to participants’ specific treatment needs and daily routines, the program includes a regular communication cadence with patients, delivering interactive resources for everyday life and health management, and responding to specific requests for information and care messages to keep them resilient to the therapy.

Applied to Hypertension – Messaging is delivered one thought or question at a time, which allows participants to fully engage with the content without missing key insights. The cadence, tone and content vary, based on a number of personalization variables and participants’ specific responses.

Behavioral and Cognitive Effect – Delivering information in small, “snackable” bites with content sensitive to appropriate social cues of the population served significantly increases long-term memory storage and recall (the first brain process in sensory memory, where input from external stimuli is initially stored for two to three seconds before deciding to process it further or reject it).

If the brain discards the information because it is too much to process (information overload) it is inevitably forgotten.

However, should one choose to transfer information, it moves to short-term memory, where the information is kept for a longer time frame (anywhere between 5 and 15 seconds) as the brain decides what to do with it. The decision comes down to using the info, discarding it to be forgotten, or committing it to the final step of long-term memory. Similar to the hard drive in a computer, long-term memory is where we keep data we don’t need in that particular moment. The information in long-term memory can be housed indefinitely to be called upon and used at a later, more appropriate time.

The COVID-19 Pandemic has touched lives across the globe and had impact on everyone, but especially pregnant women: 33% of women had clinically elevated symptoms of depression,
37% of pregnant women had anxiety, 70% had psychological distress.

The prevalence rates of mental disorders among pregnant and postpartum women during the COVID-19 pandemic were high. Timely and tailored interventions should be applied to
mitigate mental problems among this population of women, especially multigravida women and women in the first and third trimesters of pregnancy.

BehavioralRx®

• Simple & Highly Directed
• In the Moment
• Personalized to Create Intimacy
• Direct to the User
• Empowers User to Influence Bahavior
• Optimizes Human HCP Talent
• Minimizes Adverse Events

Overview: Helping new parents and caregivers to understand early child-development milestones, home-safety, and how to emotionally cope with the needs of a newborn and the responsibilities it brings is at the core of the Baby’s First program.

Baby’s First program was designed to help improve mother and infant health. Using the science of BehavioralRx®, this post-partum educational program delivered with individualized content and resources based on the person’s social, behavioral, and physical health determinants.

Outcomes:

• ED: 64% less emergency room visit costs
• In-Patient: 75% fewer inpatient and readmission incidents.
• 21 Adverse Events Avoided Concierge Care bot patient feedback was escalated in real-time to nurse triage; Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale and Patient Health Questionnaire-2 (PHQ-2) administered throughout the program.
• Satisfaction: 100% of surveyed members reported they would recommend the program to others.

Protects Your Baby: Breast milk protects babies from illness. Research shows that breastfed babies have lower risks of:

• Asthma
• Ear infections
• Eczema (skin rash)
• Diarrhea and vomiting
• Breathing problems
• Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS)
• Type 2 diabetes

The 5 Guiding Principles of BehavioralRx®

1. Ensure persons served are perceived as active partners in the care process
2. Allow people to guide their care process
3. Help people stay engaged even when they are alone
4. Give people a way to be active in their care process, not passive recipients
5. Help people increase self-management with skills, confidence and practice

Isn’t It Time to Start Your Health Journey that Leads to Your Best Life?