Apps Wysa and TalkSpace
Posted: Tue Dec 17, 2024 5:50 am
3. Teletherapy on the rise
Telehealth’s sibling for wellness and mental health was already growing. Teletherapy: virtual affairs and mindfulness apps. After the huge success of apps like Calm and Headspace (which grossed $92 and $56 million in 2019), a new wave of services is reaching consumers’ pockets.
Apps Wysa and TalkSpace.
Apps like Wysa and Youper, developed with psychotherapists, draw on cognitive behavioral theories, combining mindfulness techniques, meditation, depression and anxiety screening, allowing users to improve their emotional state over time.
Chat live with therapists and coaches
Talkspace offers online therapy via chat, audio russia telegram data and video. The service opens a door for patients to talk about their needs. Talkspace saw a 65% increase in consultations between March and April 2020.
LetsGetChecked.com - Home Testing Kits.
LetsGetChecked.com – Home Testing Kits.
Going to the doctor has now been reduced to strictly necessary emergencies. Home testing is becoming the on-the-go solution. Not only to combat COVID-19, but also to perform everyday tests. US-based LetsGetChecked has received $71 million in support to scale medical testing.
What does this mean for service provision?
1. Unburden and ensure 'self-service'
Discover ways your service can help alleviate this fear pandemic. Think better deals, orientation and last-mile service. Your organization is responsible for the benefit it delivers to customers.
2. Take advantage of new services that fit your brand
Pharma? Connect with fitness and wellness for a holistic view of health. Hospital? Develop a mental health initiative for employees.
In short, in the healthcare sector, 2020 will see an acceleration of a range of technology-driven (home) services. I’m curious to see what that means for your service provision!
iscounts can make people buy more – that’s probably not news to you. What most marketers don’t know is that the effectiveness of discounts depends on the type of product being discounted. Aydinli and her colleagues (2014) found that discounts make us buy more and think less. As a result, discounts have a greater impact on buying products that are fun, exciting, or enjoyable than on products that are practical, functional, or useful. To better understand this finding, I’ll first delve into the essence of consumer psychology: our psyche.The two systems that determine our decisions.
Telehealth’s sibling for wellness and mental health was already growing. Teletherapy: virtual affairs and mindfulness apps. After the huge success of apps like Calm and Headspace (which grossed $92 and $56 million in 2019), a new wave of services is reaching consumers’ pockets.
Apps Wysa and TalkSpace.
Apps like Wysa and Youper, developed with psychotherapists, draw on cognitive behavioral theories, combining mindfulness techniques, meditation, depression and anxiety screening, allowing users to improve their emotional state over time.
Chat live with therapists and coaches
Talkspace offers online therapy via chat, audio russia telegram data and video. The service opens a door for patients to talk about their needs. Talkspace saw a 65% increase in consultations between March and April 2020.
LetsGetChecked.com - Home Testing Kits.
LetsGetChecked.com – Home Testing Kits.
Going to the doctor has now been reduced to strictly necessary emergencies. Home testing is becoming the on-the-go solution. Not only to combat COVID-19, but also to perform everyday tests. US-based LetsGetChecked has received $71 million in support to scale medical testing.
What does this mean for service provision?
1. Unburden and ensure 'self-service'
Discover ways your service can help alleviate this fear pandemic. Think better deals, orientation and last-mile service. Your organization is responsible for the benefit it delivers to customers.
2. Take advantage of new services that fit your brand
Pharma? Connect with fitness and wellness for a holistic view of health. Hospital? Develop a mental health initiative for employees.
In short, in the healthcare sector, 2020 will see an acceleration of a range of technology-driven (home) services. I’m curious to see what that means for your service provision!
iscounts can make people buy more – that’s probably not news to you. What most marketers don’t know is that the effectiveness of discounts depends on the type of product being discounted. Aydinli and her colleagues (2014) found that discounts make us buy more and think less. As a result, discounts have a greater impact on buying products that are fun, exciting, or enjoyable than on products that are practical, functional, or useful. To better understand this finding, I’ll first delve into the essence of consumer psychology: our psyche.The two systems that determine our decisions.