Vitala Health is a Swedish award-winning chronic care management platform for medical exercise and digital rehabilitation. Vitala allows healthcare providers to automate the prescription of diagnosis-specific medical exercise and digital rehabilitation to patients with chronic health conditions. The prescription consists of a Digital Therapeutics (DTx) mobile app with diagnosis-specific programs that are evidence-based and proven to slow down disease progression, decreasing the risk of medical complications, while boosting physical + mental wellbeing = quality of life.
The Vitala chronic care management platform facilitates the remote therapeutic monitoring of patients, boosts compliance and extends the digi-physical care touchpoints. Thus, driving the transformation from a reactive to a proactive healthcare system. Vitala's focus on prevention and secondary prevention increases patient health outcomes while also lowering the average healthcare cost per patient.
Purpose
Today, nearly half of the global adult population have at least one chronic disease, and from all deaths in any given year, a full 60 percent result from chronic diseases. This can be prevented through a healthier and more active lifestyle. The vicious circle of chronic health conditions and inactivity worsens patient outcomes and increases healthcare costs. Yet, there is no healthcare solution that allows physicians to prescribe diagnosis-specific medical exercise to their patients in order to break this negative trend. Patients with chronic health conditions want to become physically active in order to increase their quality of life, but for many people with chronic health conditions, exercising safely can be extremely difficult.
Vitala’s purpose is to transform the global healthcare system to start focusing more on prevention and secondary prevention, boosting patient outcomes, while lowering the overall cost of care. Through the use of technology, Vitala allows healthcare providers to automate the prescription of proactive digital therapeutics (DTx) to improve the quality of care for patients with chronic conditions, and to prevent sequelae and further medical complications. All while boosting their mental and physical well-being.
