Preventive health for the age group that never books a check-up

How Apoliums approached it.

Reuse the record and the API that already worked for eldercare, and put a lighter, self-service surface on top of it.

1. Build on the record that already existed

   EazyHealth ships as an extension of Care4parents rather than a second system. The same vital definitions, the same document handling, one clinical model to keep correct.

2. Make one reading worth something

   A first entry immediately produces a dated point and a plain reading of what it means. Nothing about the product waits for a full medical history to exist.

3. Ship to both stores from one product decision

   iOS and Android release together against the same API, so a feature is either available to everyone or to nobody, never half-launched on one platform.

4. Put the plan next to the record

   Healthcare plans, consultations and the blog sit against the same profile, so upgrading a plan is a step inside the product rather than a separate sales conversation.

What was delivered.

• Web platform with self-service sign-up and healthcare plans
• iOS and Android apps published to the App Store and Google Play
• Vital tracking with dated readings and trend views
• Online medical history, consultations and reports per member
• Content and blog surface for preventive-health material
• Shared API and clinical model with the Care4parents platform

What changed after launch.

A health record that starts working from a single reading, on the web and on both app stores.

• A member gets a usable health record from their first reading rather than after a full history.

• Vitals, consultations and plan history live in one place across web, iOS and Android.

• One clinical model serves both EazyHealth and Care4parents instead of two definitions drifting apart.

• Sign-up and plan selection are self-service, so a member starts without anybody from the company in the loop.