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The SoloHealth Stations include screening tests for vision, blood pressure, weight and BMI. Based on these tests and the answers to a few questions regarding things like diet and family history, the user receives an assessment of the patient’s overall health.
These HIPAA and FDA compliant kiosks also provide access to a database of local physicians, recommendations of ways to improve their health, and a symptom checker.
SoloHealth’s kiosks appear to be the next step in the evolution of those blood pressure machines that you see in so many pharmacies.
These kiosks make self-tracking available to people from all backgrounds. Those who don’t own a computer, a smart phone, or have an internet connection can participate as well. I wouldn’t be too surprised if a patient comes in and tells you, “The kiosk at Walmart says that I should be concerned about how my habits can affect my heart.”
Via dbtmobile, Agathe Quignot
