Through the study, Yale and Boehringer plan to analyze the impact that three different digital health technologies have on adult heart failure patients. The three technologies are: Bodyport, a smart scale with enhanced cardiac monitoring; Noom, a coaching app that offers personalized plans for diet and weight management; and Conversa, an automated conversational platform that helps patients manage their health.
Enrollment for the study began in September, and Yale and Boehringer plan to recruit 200 patients. The participants will randomly be assigned to use one of the three technologies over a six-month period. All participants will also receive regular follow-ups with their clinic providers during the study.
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