Damyang County Recruiting 50 Participants for 'Mobile Healthcare' Program

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Damyang County is recruiting 50 participants to join the 2025 Mobile Healthcare Project by the 14th of next month. Provided by Damyang County

Damyang County, South Jeolla Province (Governor Lee Byeongno), announced on the 4th that it will be recruiting 50 participants for this year's Mobile Healthcare Project on a first-come, first-served basis until the 14th of next month.

The Mobile Healthcare Project provides personalized health management services by analyzing individuals' lifestyle habits through the integration of a smartwatch (activity tracker) and a mobile app, offering tailored guidance on health, nutrition, and exercise.

Eligible participants are Damyang residents or employees working in Damyang County who are interested in their health. Priority will be given to those with multiple health risk factors identified in health screenings, such as blood pressure, fasting blood sugar, waist circumference, triglycerides, and HDL-cholesterol.

Upon application, the public health center will conduct preliminary examinations and consultations to select the final participants. After selection, participants will visit the health center three times (initial, mid-term, and final) over a 24-week period for health check-ups.

Additionally, participants will set individual health management goals and receive monthly intensive management and health consultations in specific areas with a dedicated project team consisting of doctors, nurses, nutritionists, exercise instructors, and coordinators.

Participants will be provided with a smartwatch linked to the mobile app, and those who complete monthly health missions or accumulate points through various app activities and rank among the top participants will receive incentives.

An official from the county stated, "We hope that the Mobile Healthcare Project, which offers personalized health management services utilizing smartwatches and mobile apps, will greatly help local residents practice healthy lifestyles and improve their daily habits."

Meanwhile, those wishing to participate in the project can apply by phone to the Health Promotion Team at Damyang County Public Health Center.

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