Hello Heart study finds digital heart program boosts primary care use, cuts avoidable ER visits across income groups

  • Hello Heart reported results from a study published in the American Heart Association’s Circulation on May 27, 2026.
  • The analysis found stronger uptake in lower-income communities, easing concerns that digital care tools skew toward higher-income users.
  • Engagement looked similar across income groups once participants joined the program.
  • Participation aligned with greater use of primary care, with fewer avoidable emergency department visits across socioeconomic groups.


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