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Prioritize yourself with Healthy Emory Connect

February 17, 2022

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An updated version of the Healthy Emory Connect platform has launched, giving employees the tools they need to take better control of their health journey.

Staying healthy doesn’t always make it to the top of our to-do lists. But your health is important — to you and to Emory. That’s why Healthy Emory is partnering with Sharecare, a leader in health technology, to bring a new health and well-being experience to you.

You can receive personalized insights, information, daily tracking, innovative programs and one-of-a-kind tools to help you live a healthier life, no matter where you are in your health journey.

Take the first steps now:

  1. Go to Healthy Emory Connect to register and create a user ID and password.
  2. Take your RealAge® test.
  3. Download the Sharecare app to your mobile device from the App Store or Google Play.

Plus, if you or your spouse are on an Emory medical plan, you can earn your incentives by completing activities. Learn more about 2022 incentives.

Protect your privacy

Sharecare takes privacy and security very seriously. Sharecare will never share your personal data with Emory or anyone without your permission.

Need help? Call Sharecare customer service at 855-428-1708.

Have questions? Contact Healthy Emory at 404-712-3775 or healthyemory@emory.edu.

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