The Problem
Lower Patient Activation Drives Higher Costs
DayWise nudging helps patients move through the four activation levels by delivering timely cues that encourage simple health actions.
Early prompts build awareness and support adherence to tasks like medication or exercises.
Repeated nudges reinforce routines and strengthen self-management skills.
Over time, this habit formation helps patients become active participants in their own care.
LEVEL ONE
Disengaged and overwhelmed
"My doctor is in charge of my health."
Individuals are passive and lack confidence.
Knowledge is low, goal-orientation is weak, and adherence is poor.
LEVEL TWO
Becoming aware, but still struggling
"I could be doing more."
Individuals have some knowledge, but large gaps remain. They believe health is largely out of their control, but can set simple goals.
LEVEL THREE
Taking action
"I'm part of my health care team."
Individuals have the key facts and are building self-management skills.
They strive for best practice behaviors, and are goal-oriented.
LEVEL FOUR
Maintaining behaviors and pushing further
"I'm my own advocate."
Individuals have adopted new behaviors, but may struggle in times of stress or change.
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is a key focus.
When patients take ownership of their health, provider costs descrease
and patient outcomes improve. DayWise products help transition patients through the four levels of patient activation.
$11,000
Per patient cost
"Disengaged and overwhelmed" patients
$9,500
Per patient cost
Patient is becoming aware, but still struggling
$7,700
Per patient cost
Patient is taking action to improve their health
$6,000
Per patient cost
Patient is maintaining behaviors and pushing further
Hibbard, J. Greene, J., Overton, V. Patients With Lower Activation Associated With Higher Costs; Delivery Systems Should Know Their Patients' 'Scores'. Health Affairs, February 2014
DISENGAGED
AWARE
TAKING ACTION
OWNERSHIP
By activating patients, DayWise contributes to
lowering the cost of care
$ 11,000
LEVEL 1
Disengaged and overwhelmed
LEVEL 2
Becoming aware but struggling
LEVEL 3
Taking action
LEVEL 4
Maintaining behaviors and pushing further
$ 9,500
$ 7,700
$ 6,000
Hibbard, J. Greene, J., Overton, V. Patients With Lower Activation Associated With Higher Costs; Delivery Systems Should Know Their Patients' 'Scores'. Health Affairs, February 2014
By helping patients progress through higher levels of activation, DayWise nudging can contribute to lowering healthcare utilization and associated medical costs.
Timely prompts support medication adherence, therapy routines, and preventive behaviors that reduce complications.
As patients become more engaged and consistent in managing their health, the likelihood of acute events and hospital visits decreases.
Over time, this shift toward higher activation levels translates into more efficient care and lower billed medical costs.
Lower Patient Activation Drives Higher Costs
DayWise helps transition patients through the
Four Levels of Patient Activation
DayWise nudging helps patients move through the four activation levels by delivering timely cues that encourage simple health actions.
Early prompts build awareness and support adherence to tasks like medication or exercises.
Repeated nudges reinforce routines and strengthen self-management skills.
Over time, this habit formation helps patients become active participants in their own care.
Becoming aware, but still struggling
"I could be doing more."
Individuals have some knowledge, but large gaps remain. They believe health is largely out of their control, but can set simple goals.
LEVEL 2
Disengaged and overwhelmed
"My doctor is in charge of my health."
Individuals are passive and lack confidence.
Knowledge is low, goal-orientation is weak, and adherence is poor.
LEVEL 1
Taking action
"I'm part of my health care team."
Individuals have the key facts and are building self-management skills.
They strive for best practice behaviors, and are goal-oriented.
LEVEL 3
Maintaining behaviors and pushing further
"I'm my own advocate."
Individuals have adopted new behaviors, but may struggle in times of stress or change.
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is a key focus.
LEVEL 4
Increasing levels of patient activation
The Problem
Our Solution
01
Complex Care Programs Overwhelm Patients
Complex care plans with multiple steps, medications, and routines overwhelm patients, increasing confusion, reducing adherence, and making consistent therapy participation difficult.
01
Timely Nudges Build Confidence and Routine
DayWise delivers timely, localized nudges that provide immediate reassurance, reinforce actions, and help patients build consistent, healthy daily routines.
02
Gaps in Adherence Monitoring impacts outcome
Today’s remote monitoring fails to track patient adherence between care episodes, causing interventions to occur only after the fact
02
Continuous Data Enables Proactive Care
Continuous collection of patient data allows better planning of interventions and helps reduce overall care utilization, enhancing outcomes and efficiency.
03
Lack of structured processes weakens engagement
Unstructured information exchange in outpatient care hampers adherence management, creating frustration for both clinicians and patients and delaying timely, effective interventions.
03
Efficient Care Through
Patient Empowerment
DayWise connected solution empowers patients to be independent, with care professionals supporting rather than managing the process.
Driven by behavioral science to motivate adherence
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We provide a practical solution to the adherence problem within an obstinate system
With intention for simplicity, the DayWise system communicates with the patient and provider in ways they can easily understand. The physical click of a button is backed by behavioral science and proven in clinical trials to improve adherence substantively.
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