FlyteHealth and Heartbeat Health Launch Integrated Cardiovascular Care Program
FlyteHealth and Heartbeat Health have announced a strategic partnership to deliver an integrated cardiometabolic and cardiovascular care program, as stated in a press release. This new bundled program offers a virtual-first solution for employers and payors, combining the expertise of both companies into a seamless offering.
The program aims to provide comprehensive care by managing conditions such as pre-diabetes, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia through FlyteHealth, while addressing cardiovascular disease and heart failure with Heartbeat Health. By coordinating lifestyle, cardiometabolic, and specialty cardiology services, the initiative seeks to eliminate care gaps, reduce fragmentation, and improve patient outcomes.
Patients will benefit from AI-driven risk-stratified care plans, multidisciplinary care teams, remote patient monitoring, and a mobile app for education, scheduling, and progress tracking. Employers and payors will gain from streamlined implementation and coordinated reporting, with transparent, measurable ROI. This integrated model addresses the significant healthcare costs associated with cardiometabolic and cardiovascular conditions, offering a more efficient way to manage risk and improve adherence.
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