Data analytics services
Zepp Health provides better data for population health and research
Zepp Health has 42 million active users by the first half of 2021. Health data collected from wearables is unique, providing granularity, frequency and longitude that is not available from claims or EMR data.
The data collected from users can have tremendous value for medical researchers and healthcare providers, as well as for population health managers such as insurers, employers and wellness program providers. One of the unique aspects of Zepp Health’s data is that all of the company’s devices, from the least to most expensive, use the same algorithms to provide a data consistency not available from many other developers. The company has applied its most advanced algorithms in all of the product lines and wearable sensors..
As a healthcare company, we subscribe to stringent standards and support governments' push for strong data security standards in the United States, Europe, China and other regions to protect our users' personal information. In order to prevent unauthorized access, disclosure or other similar risks, we have put in place reasonable administrative, technical and physical controls and procedures to safeguard and secure the information collected by us. For example, we use Secure SocketsLayer ("SSL") to encrypt your data when your data is transferred to us.
As one example, PAI Health , an independent subsidiary in Canada, developed a robust, heart health score known as Personal Activity Intelligence that has proven to be a strong predictor of longevity, boasting over 16M users globally.
In 2020, Prudential Corporation Asia agreed to include the PAI Score and system into Prudential’s Pulse digital health app to be offered in 11 countries across Asia.
PAI Health provides additional value beyond traditional tools for informing underwriting decisions
Also in 2020, global reinsurance company Gen Re completed a study which concluded that PAI Health analytics provided additional value beyond traditional tools for informing underwriting decisions. Although the market for data analytics is more mature in the United States, these services are still very nascent in many other parts of the world.
At the end of 2020, Zepp Health had partnerships with 20 independent research laboratories, hospitals, pharmaceutical companies and universities to analyze data to develop algorithms that can detect health conditions, monitor certain conditions or understand the effects of drugs, treatments, or health or exercise programs. Some of these research programs may turn into commercial applications that the company may later jointly pursue with these partners.
