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Hello Heart

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Hypertension and heart-health program

Employer and plan heart-health program combining a connected blood-pressure monitor, app, optional AI chatbot Nia, and clinical content aligned to ACC/AHA guidelines.

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Overview

Hello Heart is a digital cardiovascular program for businesses (employers, health plans, labor unions) and covered individuals. Members receive a blood-pressure monitor and an app; Nia is a 24/7 AI chatbot that clients can turn on or off. The company says its AI is informed by ACC and AHA guidelines and trained by clinicians. Published outcomes include 47% fewer hospital days and $1,709 savings per member per year (Roberts et al., Value Health, Feb. 2025) and an Aon cost-efficiency measurement (2022–2023, published Mar. 2025). Demo forms state a primary focus on larger organizations.

Why it matters Hello Heart is a condition-specific hypertension/heart program with published Value Health and Aon claims analyses—not a generic wellness challenge.

Target buyer
Larger employers, health plans, and labor unions with cardiovascular risk in the population.
Pricing model
Not published; B2B contract (demo/request form)
$1,709 PMPY and 47% fewer hospital days are study outcomes, not fees. Company-size selector on the demo form starts at 1–499 but copy says larger organizations are the focus.
Availability
National
Research
Last researched 2026-08-23
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Key features

  • Connected blood-pressure monitor and app
  • Optional AI chatbot Nia (client-configurable on/off)
  • Medication and lifestyle support for heart health
  • Clinical AI guardrails referenced to ACC/AHA guidelines
  • Women’s heart-health content

Integrations

  • Employer, health-plan, and union coverage check for individuals

Overview

Hello Heart delivers digital heart-health support using connected devices, an app, behavioral science, and clinical expertise. The consumer path is “see if your company has you covered.” The business path is a demo for employers, plans, consultants, government, labor, and similar buyers.

Nia is described as a 24/7 AI chatbot that can be disabled by the client. Hello Heart contrasts this with general-purpose AI health chat by citing ACC/AHA-informed, clinician-trained models.

Named customer stories on the site include Northern Michigan University, Extended Stay America, and the City of Minneapolis. Privacy copy says Hello Heart will never sell members’ health information.

Key Capabilities

  • Home BP measurement and tracking.
  • App-based education and lifestyle change.
  • Optional Nia chatbot.
  • Medication adherence support (described at a high level).
  • Women’s heart-health programming.

Integrations & Ecosystem

Coverage is via participating employers/plans/unions. No public EHR or device-manufacturer partner list beyond the Hello Heart monitor on the homepage.

Pricing

Quote-based. Outcome dollars are from published analyses, not a rate card.

Notes & Limitations

  • Primary citations: Roberts W et al., Value Health, Feb. 2025; Aon plc measurement published Mar. 2025. Read those papers before citing savings.
  • Heart-disease prevalence and cost footnotes cite Circulation 2025 and CDC NHANES—population statistics, not Hello Heart results.
  • Fit review for smaller groups is explicit on the form.

Sources

Tags: population health · hypertension · cardiovascular · connected device