Moving the world's healthcare forward
Sidekick's digital health can address critical gaps in healthcare. Our solutions offer people living with chronic health conditions access to personalized support using the power of technology.
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Engaging and effective
Sidekick's digital solutions use consumer and life science-grade medical technology to create a user experience like no other. Each solution is a unique blend of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) principles and gamification strategies, and users are offered altruistic rewards as part of their experience.
Sidekick's evidence-driven and milestone-based approach to developing digital health products
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Transforming patient empowerment
Sidekick's products complement traditional medical treatments and provide a digital bridge into the clinical setting. They give patients access to personalized treatments via smartphones and tablets, empowering them to take control of their own health.
Our platform powers one of the industry's broadest digital health portfolio
The major challenge facing the world’s healthcare systems is how to support and treat people with multiple lifestyle-related diseases. The cornerstone of Sidekick’s approach is our multi-chronic digital care platform, allowing us to scale the development of products across all major chronic diseases.
Complementing pharma partnerships
Sidekick operates its platform in partnership with some of the biggest names in the pharmaceutical industry to complement pharmacotherapy. We collaborate to develop integrated combination therapeutics.
Reducing the cost of care
Our products are also deployed in partnership with leading payers and healthcare providers. With a sharp focus on cost of care for the multi-chronic population, Sidekick's products can help prevent serious illnesses and expensive hospital visits by enabling regular remote patient monitoring.
Because multi-chronic populations account for the majority of global healthcare costs, the benefit for payers and healthcare providers is clear. Preventing, treating and managing this population will decrease overall costs and significantly increase the quality-adjusted life years (QALYs) of those affected.