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One Health Intelligence is a Kansas City corridor community partnership of public and private entities aimed at improving the quality of health through smart, connected personalized health tools and the collection, generation, and curation of health-related data.

THE OPPORTUNITY

Providing individuals with comprehensive, personalized One Health Intelligence will drive better decisions, change behaviors, and enhance quality of life.

THE APPROACH

One Health Intelligence will prioritize the development and deployment of advanced sensor technologies, connect and summarize new and available data, and deliver actionable information to the individual.

THE IMPACT

Program results will lower medical costs and improve health outcomes for all individuals—particularly for veterans, seniors, the disadvantaged, and children—populations most dependent on access to proactive healthcare.

SENIORS

Proactively identify critical changes (steps, gait, sleep, diet, vitals, medications, and stress)

DISADVANTAGED

Provide an improved form of healthcare for those who do not have access

CHILDREN

Reverse paucity of data

VETERANS

Veteran-specific correlation factors (trace chemical exposure, stress, sunlight)

THE CONNECTIONS

Everything connected to us impacts our health: the food we eat, the environment, our genetics and activities. What if we could sense and connect these factors? What if we could make better decisions about our healthcare and life quality using this knowledge?

THE CORRIDOR PILOT

One Health Intelligence is a partnership of over 40 Kansas City Corridor public, private, and community organizations to include all of the following areas:

Technical research, development and deployment
Human and animal clinical evaluations, and crop traceability
Community resources for project prioritization, coordination, and training

Innovations from this program will result in economic growth for the region, provide individuals with comprehensive and integrated personalized health information, and serve as a national model.

THE NUMBERS

Remote patient monitoring can..

Reduce chronic disease expenses by over $200B¹

Chronic Disease Expenditures ($T)
All Other Expenditures ($T)

18%

Reduce Health Costs 18%.²

44%

Decrease Sick Days 44%.²

45%

Reduce Emergency Hospital Re-admissions by 45% ⁴

$0B

Per Year

The Current Cost of 3.3 Million Emergency Hospital Re-admissions³

_{1) Internet of Things, Vol. 5. (2015) Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research.}
_{2) Northwestern School of Professional Studies, 3-year study, HumanaVitality program rewarding employee wearables}
_{3) Conditions With the Largest Number of Adult Hospital Readmissions by Payer, 2011. (2014) Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality}
_{4) Imison C, et al. (2016) Delivering the benefits of digital health care. Nuffield Trust, One Healthcare System, Using Precision Medicine Analytics at Discharge}