Valeo Life uses simple and powerful software and hardware to track personal health information. We build a personalized central dashboard for you to track all your important data, such as your lab results, HRV, sleep score, blood pressure, blood glucose, weight, VO2max, macronutrient intake, etc.
Our Remote Client Health Monitoring program uses equipment and technology that you use at home to securely send information about your health to our dashboard. This is also called remote patient monitoring (RPM). During the program, a routine check is made on vital functions and signs and symptoms. You will also receive regular information on matters that are important at that time. We work with you as a partner in health to help you achieve your health goals.
You will already be familiar with many of the devices we use for this, such as: digital scales, pulse oximeters, blood glucose meters, continuous glucose meters, blood pressure monitors, thermometers, food trackers and wearables that can measure your sleep, HRV and activity, for example.
It is ideal for both people with chronic conditions and people who want to work on their health preventively (and so-called biohackers).
There are many symptoms and conditions that can be monitored via remote health monitoring, including:
If you are interested in innovative technology and data and have the dedication and motivation to tackle your health issues once and for all, RPM could be right for you. Request a Discovery Call with us and we will see together if we are a good fit for each other.
“In our premium subscription, as part of our functional medicine programs, we use a unique online dashboard that bundles all of our clients’ health data. We can make a big impact in a short period of time by, for example, using an Oura ring to track people’s sleep and HRV and implement improvements day after day. It also gives us the opportunity to make beautiful analyses over time that help us calibrate protocols for each client in a timely manner. It really is the healthcare of the future.”
Hayo Venema
