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Enhancing Care at Hygea with Huml Health
At Hygea, we use Huml Health to support our patients long after they leave our care. Each patient is provided with a discreet smart ring that tracks key health markers like sleep, stress levels, activity, and heart rate patterns. This data is sent to a secure platform where our team can monitor changes in real-time. If something seems off—like increased stress or poor sleep—we’re alerted and can reach out to offer help before things escalate. This allows us to stay connected, catch potential setbacks early, and give our patients the support they need to stay on track in recovery.
How it works
Each patient receives a comfortable, discreet smart ring that’s worn 24/7. This ring tracks important health signals—like sleep quality, stress levels, physical activity, and heart rate variability. The data is automatically sent to Huml’s secure platform, where it’s analyzed using advanced AI.
Hygea’s care team receives alerts when the data shows early signs of stress, sleep disruption, or other potential risks—often before the patient is even aware. This allows us to step in early, check in with the patient, and offer support when it matters most. It’s a proactive way to extend care beyond our walls and help people stay on track in recovery.
Why it matters
Recovery doesn’t stop when treatment ends—and neither does our support. With Huml Health, we’re able to stay connected with our patients during one of the most critical times: life after discharge.
By tracking things like sleep, stress, and activity in real time, we can catch early warning signs before a crisis happens. This means fewer relapses, faster interventions, and more personalized care.
For our patients, it means knowing that someone still has their back—even after they leave our doors. It’s a smarter, more compassionate way to support lasting recovery.
Hygea’s care team receives alerts when the data shows early signs of stress, sleep disruption, or other potential risks—often before the patient is even aware. This allows us to step in early, check in with the patient, and offer support when it matters most. It’s a proactive way to extend care beyond our walls and help people stay on track in recovery.
