Evolve your health model from reactive care to a preventive care model
Vitaliti is a preventive healthtech startup focused on reducing enterprise healthcare costs while improving employee health and productivity. We target Cardiovascular and Metabolic health by identifying and improving personalized Fast Moving Biomarkers (FMBs). We chose biomarkers in these disease categories because impacting these is shown to directly increase quality of life and longevity.
Cardiovascular and Metabolic biomarkers predispose people to diseases such as coronary artery disease, diabetes, and liver disease. Examples of these biomarkers are extended lipid profile, inflammatory markers, and liver ultrasound. Furthermore, improving these biomarkers will also decrease risk of certain cancers and neurodegenerative diseases.
FMBs are biomarkers that have a significant impact on Cardiovascular and Metabolic health and can be moved with lifestyle changes within 12 weeks. A biomarker may indicate how well the body responds to a disease or health condition, and can track how interventions improve health.
Vitaliti offers a comprehensive health baseline that identities unique Fast Moving Biomarkers (FMBs), which can be rapidly improved to optimize health outcomes.
We leverage wearables to track key health metrics like sleep, activity, and glucose levels, gaining actionable insights to empower proactive health management.
From your baseline results, Vitaliti creates personalized action plans tailored to your Fast Moving Biomarkers (FMBs) to improve health outcomes within weeks.
Our dedicated team of expert doctors, scientists, and coaches provide ongoing guidance to ensure employees stay engaged and on track with their health journey. Our goal is to digitize the journey.
Our dedicated team of expert doctors, scientists, and coaches provide ongoing guidance to ensure employees stay engaged and on track with their health journey. Our goal is to digitize the journey.
Vitaliti offers a comprehensive health baseline that identifies unique Fast Moving Biomarkers (FMBs), which can be rapidly improved to optimize health outcomes.
We leverage wearables to track key health metrics like sleep, activity, and glucose levels, gaining actionable insights to empower proactive health management.
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From your baseline results, Vitaliti creates personalized action plans tailored to your Fast Moving Biomarkers (FMBs) to improve health outcomes within weeks.
Our dedicated team of expert doctors, scientists, and coaches provide ongoing guidance to ensure employees stay engaged and on track with their health journey. Our goal is to digitize the journey.
Vitaliti brings its comprehensive system onsite to you, with the least disruption to your schedules at a fraction of the cost and time of a traditional executive physical.
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Top 1% users account for 30% of overall healthcare spend
Next 20% users account for the next 30% of healthcare spend
Multiple comorbidities present higher risk for diabetes, neurodegenerative diseases and cancer
Early identification of health risks reduces financial burden from unforeseen events
Proactive health management prevents chronic conditions
Proactive health management decreases absenteeism and healthcare expenses
Tailored plans to address unique health needs and goals
Detect potential health issues early for proactive health
Empower employees success through better health through ownership of their wellbeing
Vitaliti understands that the wellbeing of your employees is the cornerstone of a thriving business and community. Our approach goes beyond merely managing healthcare expenses; we are committed to fostering the long-term health and vitality of your team.
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