higi Launches Seamless Access to HIPAA-Compliant Health Outcomes and Activity Data
New Privacy Protected and Secure API Debuts at HIMSS '15 Conference with Mavens Consulting, Life Sciences Technology Partner, via Salesforce.com Integration
CHICAGO, April 13, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- higi, a leading cloud-based consumer engagement platform that provides trusted partners with ways to more fully engage with their communities around health and wellness, announced today the launching of its industry-leading, privacy protected and secure API.
The higi API enables the most accessible, affordable, and convenient vehicle to receive validated health information from consumers.
The API will allow higi's trusted partners, on a user opt-in basis only, to receive health outcomes and activity data from participating users with a higi account. Higi account holders can receive their health vitals for free at nearly 10,000 retail locations throughout the US (within an estimated 5 miles of 75% of the US population) while also automatically syncing data from over 50 health and activity tracking devices and apps, providing a robust platform for health engagement for higi, its users and its partners.
"Cracking the code on health and wellness engagement is not easy," said Jeff Bennett, higi's CEO. "Healthcare is local and personal... and higi is partnering with like minded organizations to enable them to better engage with and improve the health of their communities," he added.
One of higi's first API partners is Mavens Consulting, the premier salesforce.com implementation partner for life sciences companies throughout the world. Mavens will be offering this API integration opportunity to its many clients who are seeking more effective health and wellness oversight of their patient populations.
"We are incredibly excited to begin this partnership," said Prasad Kanumury, Principal
at Mavens Consulting. "What higi offers is truly unique and compelling; like care coaches being able to identify patient intervention needs via remote monitoring of health vitals from in-store station check-ins and activity tracking. The possibilities for improved care and compliance are truly incredible," he added.
"Data is revolutionizing health care and higi is the only company offering seamless HIPAA-compliant access to consistent, actionable and comprehensive health tracking data," said Dr. Khan Siddiqui, higi's Chief Technology Officer. "Partnering with Mavens and leveraging the power of the salesforce platform provides our partners with additional tools to integrate multiple sources of data and better analyze, segment, and engage."
higi will be hosting demos of this API for prospective customers and attendees at the HIMSS '15 Conference in booth #8345 and at HX360 this week in Chicago. For more information or for those not attending the HIMSS '15 Conference, please visit www.higi.com/himss.
About higi:
higii's mission is to get consumers to take small but meaningful steps to create lasting health habits. Its innovative health and wellness platform gives consumers the power to collect and share their health and activity data with trusted partners or communities. These trusted partners can leverage this data from higi (after consumers' explicitly opt-in) and higi's tools to better engage with their customers on health and wellness in a simple, fun and rewarding manner. For more information, visit us at higi.com and follow us on Twitter @higi. In addition, prospective partner developers can learn more about higi's API by visiting developer.higi.com.
About Mavens Consulting:
Mavens is the life science industry's premier salesforce.com implementation partner focused exclusively on delivering innovative Salesforce1 solutions to health and life science companies. Founded in 2007, Mavens is headquartered in Chicago with offices throughout the U.S. and Europe.
Contact: Richard Hirsch, SVP of Marketing, higi – Email, 646-752-8457
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