HealthMedia Announces Industry's First Individually Tailored Physical Activity Intervention and Other Innovative New Progra...( New upgrades to the HealthMedia...),Health

New upgrades to the HealthMedia(R) Step by Step(TM) activity tracker maintain the original pedometer interface functionality, but add options for tracking and goal setting for time and distance for activities such as cycling, swimming, and running, in addition to steps. Users can set goals for each activity and monitor their progress on a daily basis and over time, using a newly implemented charts and graphs feature. Step by Step is an integral part of the Move program, but will continue to be accessible via the Tools icon and the Balance weight management program. Once entered, data is synced between the three entry points to ensure program accuracy and consistency.

HealthMedia(R) Succeed(TM) Upgraded for Biometric Capabilities and Enhanced Program Design and Content

HealthMedia has added the ability to import biometric information from health screenings for its Succeed online health risk appraisal (HRA). This first phase of the new functionality defines a standard file format to allow biometric data such as height, weight, blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar levels to be imported. Future enhancements to this functionality will address the ability to import biometrics after a participant has taken the Succeed HRA.

A series of new elements have been added to program design and content for HealthMedia(R) Care for Your Health(TM), Care for Your Back(TM) and Balance(TM). These features present participants with a newly architected user interface, newly styled content layout, and sharper and enhanced visuals as well as improvements for elderly populations.

More Advanced Tailored Recruitment and Increased Reporting Capabilities

HealthMedia(R) Connect(TM) is a comprehensive recruitment and participation strategy that uses tailored email to recruit individuals into targeted behavior change interventions and enhance behavior change outcomes. HealthMedia
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