Great Eastern, Omron, HeartVoice float health tracker programme

It comes with basic screening and tele-consultation, amongst others.

Great Eastern, Japanese electronics firm Omron and telehealth startup HeartVoice have launched a programme that allows users to take control of their health via easy-access tools.

Back on Track! aims to help individuals stay actively engaged with their health, and collectively get the community well-being back on track. It features two packages that come with a suite of health services such as complimentary basic screening, tele-consultation, a dengue insurance plan, and Omron vouchers.

Users are encouraged to start with the complimentary basic health screening to check their lipid profile and blood glucose levels. Test results will be available within a week and a tele-review with the HeartVoice medical team will allow users to better understand their current health condition.

Users can track stats such as body weight, heart rate and blood pressure by either manually entering these readings in the HeartVoice App or have it automatically synced from selected OMRON devices.

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