Vitalys healthcare app - Lifestyle change support
Vitalys is the clinic for the treatment of obesity in the Netherlands. The Vitalys care app is an application that supports patients in the pre- and after-care process of a gastric reduction with their new lifestyle. Not only focused on weight, but also on mental health, nutrition, self-image and other experiences, among other things.
A total package of support
The Vitalys App is designed to provide people with ongoing support. Around the surgery and in making a new lifestyle their own. The app consists of a number of components. Overview: Here you will find the latest news, short assignments and reading tips. Eating times: Here you plan your meal times and put together a daily menu. You receive automatic notifications for each meal and can keep track of what you have eaten. E-learning: Here you can find information on different topics and learn at your convenience. Calendar: Here you can see what stage of the treatment program you are in. Memo card: This is a reminder. Here you can keep track of the pleasant and difficult moments in your lifestyle change.
Designed from a multidisciplinary team
A successful app does not come about from design alone. Collaboration between content specialists, designers and developers is very important. In this project we worked together with surgeons, psychologists, dieticians, nurses, communication specialists and of course the experts/users. We align the process so that the right specialist is involved at the right time in order to efficiently and thoroughly achieve a qualitative end result.
A solid foundation for continued development
The launch of the app, June 2024, does not mean the end of development. By continuing to closely monitor real-world usage, we will learn what suits the needs of different users. In this way, new functionalities do not emerge from behind a laptop, but from insights in the real world, and we work toward an app that keeps getting better. The goal is to offer a total solution for pre- and post-use over a period of 5 years.