Abstract: A system provides consumers more product information to make informed buying decisions as well as recommendations, promotional messages, or couponing associated with a selected or related product. When used in a retail environment, radio or visual tagging of the products, displays, or retail shelf allows a mobile or other computing device to read a unique identifier and use it to retrieve the product information from a remote server. An extended clarity score may combine objective data and/or qualitative, subjective data with information about whether certain data has been provided. In some embodiments, structured identifiers indicate particular sources, product lines, production batches, marketing channels, retail destinations, and the like. In others, the information is retrieved as a function of one or a combination of products that the consumer has considered during a single in-store shopping trip.

Abstract: A system provides consumers more product information to make informed buying decisions as well as recommendations, promotional messages, or couponing associated with a selected or related product. When used in a retail environment, radio or visual tagging of the products, displays, or retail shelf allows a mobile or other computing device to read a unique identifier and use it to retrieve the product information from a remote server. An extended clarity score may combine objective data and/or qualitative, subjective data with information about whether certain data has been provided. In some embodiments, structured identifiers indicate particular sources, product lines, production batches, marketing channels, retail destinations, and the like. In others, the information is retrieved as a function of one or a combination of products that the consumer has considered during a single in-store shopping trip.

Abstract: A system provides consumers more product information to make informed buying decisions as well as recommendations, promotional messages, or couponing associated with a selected or related product. When used in a retail environment, radio or visual tagging of the products, displays, or retail shelf allows a mobile or other computing device to read a unique identifier and use it to retrieve the product information from a remote server. In some embodiments, structured identifiers indicate particular sources, product lines, production batches, marketing channels, retail destinations, and the like. In others, the information is retrieved as a function of one or a combination of products that the consumer has considered during a single in-store shopping trip.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for integrating consumer data with geospatial data relating to disease metrics to generate and deliver custom interventions for personalized health plans. Aggregate community health statistics are used to drive patient enrollment in disease prevention programs.

Abstract: Methods performed by a computer system include the automated processing of patient risk stratification for a patient population, calculating wellness scores for individual patents, assigning a risk level to each patient, and enrolling high risk patients in appropriate disease prevention programs.

Abstract: Various embodiments provide a computer-implemented data architecture for a three-sided marketplace consisting of a consumer, a disease prevention program provider, and a health insurance plan provider

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for facilitating the delivery of chronic disease prevention programs. The method includes: receiving an electronic record for a participant; interrogating a database of CBOs and selecting a particular CBO to provide a chronic disease prevention program for the participant; enrolling the participant in the program; updating the electronic record as the participant progresses through the program; submitting a claim to a health plan administrator upon completion of the program by the participant; and transmitting payment to the selected CBO.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for matching a candidate for a chronic disease prevention program with a best fit program provider. The method includes determining a respective ideal profile for each of a plurality of program providers; segmenting a heterogeneous patient population into a plurality of homogeneous sub-groups; collecting patient data for the candidate; assigning the candidate to a first one of the homogeneous sub-groups based on the patient data; comparing the first sub-group to a plurality of the respective ideal profiles; and determining a best fit program provider based on comparing the first sub-group to a plurality of the respective ideal profiles.

Abstract: A system provides consumers more product information to make informed buying decisions as well as recommendations, promotional messages, or couponing associated with a selected or related product. When used in a retail environment, radio or visual tagging of the products, displays, or retail shelf allows a mobile or other computing device to read a unique identifier and use it to retrieve the product information from a remote server. In some embodiments, structured identifiers indicate particular sources, product lines, production batches, marketing channels, retail destinations, and the like. In others, the information is retrieved as a function of one or a combination of products that the consumer has considered during a single in-store shopping trip.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for matching a candidate for a chronic disease prevention program with a best fit program provider. The method includes determining a respective ideal profile for each of a plurality of program providers; segmenting a heterogeneous patient population into a plurality of homogeneous sub-groups; collecting patient data for the candidate; assigning the candidate to a first one of the homogeneous sub-groups based on the patient data; comparing the first sub-group to a plurality of the respective ideal profiles; and determining a best fit program provider based on comparing the first sub-group to a plurality of the respective ideal profiles.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for facilitating the delivery of chronic disease prevention programs. The method includes: receiving an electronic record for a participant; interrogating a database of CBOs and selecting a particular CBO to provide a chronic disease prevention program for the participant; enrolling the participant in the program; updating the electronic record as the participant progresses through the program; submitting a claim to a health plan administrator upon completion of the program by the participant; and transmitting payment to the selected CBO.