Abstract: A two sided digital platform for medical patients and medical providers is described in this document. On the provider side, users are able to create digital healthcare assets and programs which prescribe a set of instructions to patients. These instructions may vary from a detailed long-term medical care-plan to a quick survey of questions to be filled. From the patient side, users may browse medical programs which are made open by providers, as well as be assigned personalized programs by their caregivers. Feedback is given to the system by both providers and patients, which feeds a recommendation mechanism that suggests patients relevant programs that may help them achieve healthcare and lifestyle goals. Users are able to view their programs in a compartmentalized view, whether it is providers editing their programs under both public and private settings or patients reviewing all of the programs they are enrolled in and assigned divided based on the programs' inherent instructions.

Abstract: This document describes a system that combines medical screenings capabilities for multiple conditions and disease with dynamic alerting and learning mechanisms. Via digital questionnaires and surveys, clinical patients utilize the system as a risk-assessment tool which classifies individuals' likelihood to have or develop a certain condition. Real-time dynamic alerting reacts to patients' answers with actionable information when high-risk classification is observed from a patient's responses. Historical medical records are fed into a feedback loop which improves the system's risk assessment by learning previous survey answers that correlate to a patient with specific positive diagnosis of the screened condition.

Abstract: A computerized system and method for the exchange of information between and/or among instructors and users in a goal-oriented context. Embodiments of the present invention provide systems and methods in which an expert in a given field and/or instructor may interact with one or more users by providing packages and/or lectures, guides, literature, and other content, receiving user questions and input, scheduling and tracking user progress, as well as social interaction among end users. Embodiments of the present invention may also provide an infrastructure that allows for on-line registration and payment for packages and/or subscriptions.