Wellness & Prevention Launches Health Tracking Mobile App
Wellness & Prevention, an Ann Arbor, Mich.-based Johnson & Johnson company, has launched the Track Your Health Mobile App, which helps users capture, understand, and store data from multiple fitness devices in one place to help improve weight management, nutrition, and daily movement.
Wellness & Prevention, an Ann Arbor, Mich.-based Johnson & Johnson company, has launched the Track Your Health Mobile App, which helps users capture, understand, and store data from multiple fitness devices in one place to help improve weight management, nutrition, and daily movement.
Track Your Health is an extension of Wellness & Preventions Digital Health Coaching platform and provides additional means of tracking, motivating, and driving self-awareness. The company says the app is simple to follow and allows users to track daily activity and caloric intake, set customized goals, and visualize progress through detailed charts and graphs designed to help them better understand how to reach fitness targets. The app is compatible with other tracking devices. Users without tracking devices can also benefit by manually entering their information into the Track Your Health App.
The app requires special access provided by employers and health plans, obtainable via a key code on a sponsoring organization's health and wellness website.
The initial launch is for iOS devices. The company says an Android version will launch in June.
Track Your Health is an extension of Wellness & Preventions Digital Health Coaching platform and provides additional means of tracking, motivating, and driving self-awareness. The company says the app is simple to follow and allows users to track daily activity and caloric intake, set customized goals, and visualize progress through detailed charts and graphs designed to help them better understand how to reach fitness targets. The app is compatible with other tracking devices. Users without tracking devices can also benefit by manually entering their information into the Track Your Health App.
The app requires special access provided by employers and health plans, obtainable via a key code on a sponsoring organization's health and wellness website.
The initial launch is for iOS devices. The company says an Android version will launch in June.