The Digital Health Platform that Empowers Payers
Turn Member Intelligence Into Healthier Action
Healthcare payers have more member data than ever—but data alone doesn’t prevent chronic disease progression, improve medication adherence, close preventive-care gaps, or keep members out of costly care settings.
The Calcium digital health platform helps health plans continuously engage and guide members with personalized digital health pathways, integrated health data, monitoring, and everyday health-management tools.
Help your members take the actions that can lead to better health—while giving your organization greater insight into their health journeys.
The Member Health Activation Gap
Knowing Who Is at Risk Is Only the Beginning
Health plans have invested heavily in claims analytics, risk stratification, population health platforms, member portals, care management, and point solutions.
These technologies can provide valuable intelligence. But identifying a problem doesn’t solve it.
The greater challenge is turning that intelligence into sustained member action—every day, between healthcare encounters, and before health risks become expensive health events.
Rising Medical Costs
Chronic Disease Burden
Limited Member Engagement
Fragmented Member Experiences
Reactive Intervention
Care Management Capacity
From Insight to Intervention
Create a Continuous Digital Connection With Your Members
Calcium provides a digital engagement layer that can extend health management beyond claims, portals, and episodic healthcare encounters.
Members receive a powerful health Super App designed for everyday use. Digital pathways provide structured health guidance, reminders, education, check-ins, and health tracking.
Calcium Core gives authorized organizations and care teams tools for managing members, pathways, health information, alerts, and analytics. Together, these capabilities can help organizations create a more continuous cycle of member engagement and health management.
Connect
Bring together relevant health information from multiple sources.
EHR + Devices + Wearables + Apps + Member Inputs
Engage
Enroll members in personalized health and care pathways.
Education + Tasks + Reminders + Health Goals
Monitor
Track pathway participation, health measurements, symptoms, and member-reported information.
Health Data + Vitals + Responses + Progress
Identify
Surface important member signals, exceptions, and alerts.
Who is progressing? Who may need attention?
Intervene
Enable appropriate care teams to focus human intervention where it may have the greatest value.
Digital Guidance + Human Care
Built for Population Health — at the Member Level
One Platform. Six Strategic Advantages.
For health plans, the challenge is no longer simply having access to more data, digital tools or member programs.
The greater opportunity is connecting those capabilities into a coordinated experience that supports population health one member at a time. Calcium provides a flexible digital foundation for turning payer strategies into sustained member engagement while helping organizations extend their reach beyond traditional touchpoints.
Across six strategic dimensions, the platform helps health plans create a more connected, scalable and responsive approach to supporting members throughout their evolving health journeys.
Turn Member Intelligence Into Action
Risk scores and population-health reports are valuable—but only when they ultimately lead to action.
Use digital pathways to translate health objectives into specific member activities such as:
- Medication reminders
- Health education
- Symptom check-ins
- Vital-sign tracking
- Preventive health tasks
- Lifestyle changes
- Care-plan adherence
- Follow-up activities
Engage Members Between Healthcare Encounters
Health happens every day, while traditional healthcare happens episodically.
Calcium creates an ongoing digital connection that can guide members throughout their daily health journey.
Members can receive:
- Daily or periodic pathway guidance
- Personalized reminders
- Health education
- Medication support
- Progress tracking
- Motivational prompts
- Health-data tracking
Support Earlier, More Proactive Intervention
Changes in symptoms, health measurements, medication adherence, pathway responses, or engagement patterns can provide meaningful signals that a member may require additional attention. Calcium can continuously collect and organize this information, creating greater visibility into changes occurring between traditional healthcare encounters.
By helping authorized care teams recognize emerging patterns and identify members who may benefit from additional support, Calcium creates opportunities for earlier, more proactive intervention—helping shift population health management from retrospective observation toward timely, informed action.
Scale Care Management
Human care management is valuable—but difficult to scale across entire populations.
Digital pathways can automate many routine engagement activities while alerts and dashboards help teams identify exceptions that warrant human intervention.
Automate activities such as:
- Check-ins
- Education
- Reminders
- Health questionnaires
- Health-data collection
- Care-plan tasks
- Progress monitoring
Replace Fragmentation With One Member Health Experience
Instead of another single-purpose health app, Calcium gives members a broader personal health-management environment.
Within the Calcium Super App, members can potentially manage:
- Health records
- Medications
- Vitals
- Health journal entries
- Connected devices
- Wearable data
- Digital pathways
- Health goals
- Family health
- Secure data sharing
Connect Clinical and Everyday Health
Claims and clinical records tell part of the health story.
Members generate additional health information every day through:
- Blood pressure monitors
- Glucose monitors
- Scales
- Wearables
- Fitness devices
- Health apps
- Symptoms
- Journaling
- Pathway responses
Calcium helps bring these different streams together into a more longitudinal health picture.
The Calcium Digital Health Ecosystem
The Calcium Digital Health Platform brings together the essential components of a connected health ecosystem within one integrated environment. Rather than relying on disconnected technologies that create additional complexity, Calcium provides a unified foundation that can support payer initiatives across diverse populations and evolving health needs.
Its three complementary components work together to create a continuous flow of engagement, intelligence, and coordination—giving health plans flexible infrastructure for building more connected, personalized, and scalable digital health experiences.
The Calcium Super App
Give Members a Health App Worth Using
A consumer-first health application designed to become a useful part of members’ everyday health lives.
Feature callouts:
- Digital health pathways
- Medication management
- Vitals tracking
- Health journal
- EHR access
- Medical-device integrations
- Wearables and health-app integrations
- Secure data sharing
- Family health management
Calcium Core
Give Authorized Teams Greater Member Visibility
Calcium Core serves as the organizational health-management and insight hub.
Capabilities include:
- Member management
- Member health dashboards
- Pathway management
- Alerts
- Analytics
- Health-data trends
- Secure communications
- Population-level analysis
The Calcium AI Studio
Create Digital Health Programs for Different Populations
Use AI-assisted tools to accelerate development and customization of digital pathways for specific populations, conditions, health objectives, and programs.
Potential payer applications:
- Chronic disease programs
- Preventive health initiatives
- Medication adherence
- Weight management
- Behavioral health
- Maternity
- Post-discharge care
- Wellness programs
Different Populations. Different Challenges. One Flexible Platform.
Health plans and benefit sponsors serve populations with very different needs, priorities, and healthcare experiences. Calcium provides a flexible digital foundation that can adapt across payer models while supporting distinct population strategies. Explore how the platform can be applied across four key segments, each with its own opportunities for meaningful digital health transformation.
Medicare Advantage
Improve Engagement Across Complex, High-Need Populations
Medicare Advantage organizations must manage chronic disease, preventive health, medication adherence, member experience, utilization, and quality across populations with increasingly complex needs.
Calcium opportunities
- Chronic-condition pathways
- Medication adherence support
- Preventive-care engagement
- Connected home health devices
- Symptom and vital tracking
- Caregiver/family data sharing
- Post-discharge pathways
- Member health education
- Continuous health engagement
Business priorities supported
Population Health | Quality | Member Experience | Chronic Care | Avoidable Utilization
Medicaid Managed Care
Extend Health Guidance Across Diverse Member Populations
Medicaid organizations face significant challenges involving access, chronic disease, behavioral health, maternal health, care continuity, and limited care-management resources.
Digital engagement can extend health guidance beyond traditional care settings.
Calcium opportunities
- Maternal health pathways
- Diabetes and hypertension management
- Behavioral health pathways
- Preventive health education
- Medication adherence
- Health-literacy support
- Member check-ins
- Post-discharge support
Business priorities supported
Access | Engagement | Quality | Health Equity | Care Management
Commercial Health Plans
Build a More Valuable Digital Member Relationship
Commercial plans face rising healthcare costs while competing on member experience, employer value, digital innovation, and health outcomes.
Calcium can create a unified member-health experience across multiple health needs.
Calcium opportunities
- Chronic-condition management
- Metabolic health
- Weight management
- Preventive health
- Behavioral health
- Wellness
- Medication management
- Device and wearable integration
- Family health
Business priorities supported
Cost Management | Engagement | Retention | Differentiation | Member Experience
Self-Insured Employers
Improve Workforce Health Without Compromising Employee Trust
Self-funded employers bear the direct financial consequences of workforce health while also competing for employee engagement, retention, and productivity.
Calcium can provide employees with useful personal-health tools while supporting employer-sponsored wellness initiatives.
Calcium opportunities
- Wellness challenges
- Metabolic health
- Weight management
- Stress and emotional wellness
- Sleep improvement
- Physical activity
- Preventive health
- Employee health-clinic integration
Privacy callout
Employees control their personal health information.
Employer wellness administration should remain appropriately separated from employees’ individual clinical records and personal health information.
Business priorities supported
Healthcare Costs | Productivity | Engagement | Retention | Employee Experience
One Place for Your Whole Medication Routine
The more medications you take, the harder they can be to manage.
Calcium brings your medications, injections and supplements into one organized experience, helping you stay on top of complicated routines without relying on memory, paper lists or multiple apps.
Especially useful when you’re:
- Managing several prescriptions
- Living with a chronic health condition
- Taking daily supplements alongside medications
- Using recurring injections
- Recovering from a procedure or illness
- Helping manage a loved one’s health
Don’t Just Remember Your Medications. Know How You’re Doing.
Staying consistent with medication is built one dose and one day at a time. Calcium helps you see the bigger picture by keeping a clear record of your medication activity over time.
Calcium creates a record of your medication activity so you can look back and better understand how consistently you’ve followed your schedule.
Review your history to understand how closely you’ve followed your schedule, spot gaps, and see where you’re staying consistent. And when it’s time to talk with your doctor, you don’t have to depend on memory alone. You’ll have an organized medication history to reference, helping you have a more informed conversation about your routine and progress.
Because Your Health Is More Than a Medication List
Most medication apps stop at reminders.
Calcium is different.
Your Medication Manager is part of the Calcium Super App—a broader personal health platform designed to help bring important parts of your health together.
Alongside your medications, Calcium can help you organize and manage health information such as your vitals, health journal, electronic health records and connected health data.
Give Your Healthcare Providers a Clearer Picture
“How often did you miss a dose?”
“Are you still taking this medication?”
“When did you stop taking that one?”
Those questions can be difficult to answer from memory.
With Calcium, your medication activity becomes part of an organized health record that you can securely share with healthcare providers when you choose.
That can help you have more informed conversations about your medications and care.
Medication Management Isn’t Always Just About You
Caring for an aging parent or loved one can mean keeping track of medications, appointments, health information, and many other details. It can be a lot to manage, especially when you’re not always together.
Calcium helps make caregiving easier by allowing trusted family members and caregivers to stay connected to important health information. With greater visibility into a loved one’s health, you can feel more informed, organized, and prepared to help when needed—while giving everyone greater confidence and peace of mind.
However You Manage Your Health, Calcium Can Help You Stay on Track.
Medication routines rarely exist in isolation—they’re part of busy days, changing priorities, personal goals and responsibilities for others.
Calcium brings greater structure and visibility to medication management, giving you a practical way to stay organized as your needs evolve, whether your routine is simple, complex, temporary or ongoing.
Managing a Chronic Condition
Build medication tracking into your everyday health routine.
Taking Multiple Medications
Keep complicated schedules organized in one place.
Using Injections
Remember recurring doses and maintain a record of your routine for weight loss, testosterone therapy or other injections.
Managing Supplements
Keep vitamins and supplements alongside the rest of your regimen.
Recovering from a Procedure
Stay organized as medications change throughout your recovery.
Helping Someone You Love
Make medication management part of a more organized caregiving experience.
FAQ
1. What is the Calcium Medication Manager?
The Calcium Medication Manager is a simple way to organize and keep track of your medications in the Calcium Super App. You can add medications, injections, and supplements, create a schedule, receive reminders, and record when you take them. Over time, this creates a helpful medication history you can review instead of relying on memory. Because Medication Manager is part of the larger Calcium Super App, your medication information can also become part of a more complete view of your health, alongside other health information you choose to manage with Calcium.
2. Is the Calcium Medication Manager free?
Yes. The Medication Manager is available as part of the free Calcium Super App, so you can start organizing and tracking your medications without paying for a separate medication management app. It gives you a convenient place to create medication schedules, receive reminders, and record your medication activity. You can also use other capabilities available within the Calcium Super App to manage more of your health information in one place. That makes Medication Manager a useful starting point for anyone who wants a simpler, more organized approach to managing their health each day.
3. How can Calcium help me remember to take my medications?
Calcium can remind you when it is time to take a scheduled medication, injection, or supplement. Instead of trying to remember every dose on your own, you can use the app to create a routine that is easier to follow. After taking something, you can record that activity so you have a history to check later. This can be especially helpful when your day gets busy or your medication schedule becomes complicated. The goal is simple: reduce the amount you have to remember and give you greater confidence in your daily medication routine.
4. Can I track more than prescription medications?
Yes. Calcium is designed to help you keep track of more than traditional prescription medications. You can use Medication Manager to organize medications, injections, and supplements as part of the same health routine. This can make it easier to see everything you take without keeping separate lists or relying on memory. For example, someone managing prescriptions alongside vitamins, supplements, or recurring injections can keep those items together in Calcium. Having one organized place for your routine can make daily health management simpler, especially when the number of medications or other health products you use increases.
5. Can Calcium help if I take several medications?
Yes. Medication Manager can be especially useful when you have several medications or a more complicated schedule to follow. Rather than trying to remember different medications, times, and doses on your own, you can organize your routine in one place. Calcium can remind you when scheduled medications are due and let you record your activity afterward. This creates a clearer picture of what you have taken and when. Whether your medication routine is simple or complex, Calcium is designed to reduce uncertainty and make staying organized feel more manageable from one day to the next.
6. Can I see whether I already took a medication?
Yes. When you record your medication activity in Calcium, you create a history that you can look back on later. That can help answer a familiar question: “Did I already take that?” Instead of depending only on memory, you can check your medication activity to see what you previously recorded. This can be particularly useful when you take several medications or have doses scheduled at different times of day. Keeping an organized record gives you better visibility into your routine and can help reduce the uncertainty that often comes with managing medications day after day.
7. Does Calcium keep a history of my medication activity?
Yes. Calcium lets you build a medication history as you record your activity over time. This gives you a convenient way to look back at your routine and better understand how consistently you have followed your schedule. Your history can also be useful when preparing for a healthcare visit because you have information available to reference instead of trying to remember everything from the past several days or weeks. It turns everyday medication tracking into a more useful record that can help you stay organized and have more informed conversations about your medication routine and health.
8. Can I share my medication information with my doctor?
Calcium includes health-sharing capabilities that can help you securely share health information with healthcare providers when you choose. Having an organized medication history available can make conversations with your doctor more useful because you are not depending entirely on memory to explain your routine. You may be able to reference what you have been taking and your recorded medication activity when discussing your care. Calcium is designed to give you greater control over your health information while making it easier to connect relevant information with the healthcare professionals involved in helping you manage your health.
9. Can Calcium help me manage medications for an aging parent or loved one?
Calcium’s broader family health and sharing capabilities are designed to make managing a loved one’s health more organized. Caregiving often involves much more than medications, including health records, appointments, measurements, and other important information. Calcium can help bring health information together and enable trusted family members or caregivers to stay connected to information that has been shared with them. This can be especially valuable when caring for an aging parent from a distance. Greater visibility can help caregivers feel more informed and prepared while reducing some of the organizational burden involved in supporting another person’s health.
10. Can I use Medication Manager for injections?
Yes. Medication Manager can be used to help organize and track injections as well as other medications and supplements. If you have an injection that follows a recurring schedule, Calcium can help make that routine easier to remember and track. You can include the injection as part of your medication schedule and maintain a record of your activity over time. This makes the app useful for people whose health routines extend beyond pills and tablets. Keeping different parts of your regimen together can provide a clearer, more organized view of the treatments and health products you manage regularly.
11. Can I use Calcium to track vitamins and supplements?
Yes. Calcium can help you keep vitamins and supplements organized alongside your medications and injections. Many people take several health products each day, which can make it difficult to remember what they have taken and when. Instead of keeping a separate supplement list, you can include these items as part of your broader routine in Medication Manager. Bringing everything together can make your daily schedule easier to understand and manage. It can also give you a more complete record of what you use, which may be helpful when reviewing your routine or discussing it with a healthcare provider.
12. Is Medication Manager useful for people with chronic health conditions?
It can be. Many chronic conditions involve routines that continue every day, including taking medications, using injections, monitoring health information, and following a care plan. Medication Manager can help bring greater structure to one important part of that routine by helping you organize medications, receive reminders, and record your activity. Because it is part of the Calcium Super App, medication information can also sit alongside other health information you choose to manage. This broader approach can be helpful for people who want one place to stay more organized while managing their health over the long term.
13. What else can I manage in the Calcium Super App?
Medication Manager is one part of a broader health management experience. The Calcium Super App is designed to bring different parts of your health together, including electronic health records, vital health measurements, connected health data, health journaling, digital health pathways, and family health management. Instead of using one app for medications and other apps or portals for different health needs, Calcium is designed to create a more unified experience. The goal is to help turn scattered health information into something easier to organize, understand, and use as you manage your health from one day to the next.
14. Why use Calcium instead of a standalone medication reminder app?
A basic medication reminder app may help you remember when it is time to take something. Calcium is designed to go further by making medication management part of a broader view of your health. Within the Super App, medication information can exist alongside health records, vital measurements, health journal information, connected data, and other health management tools. That means you can start with a practical need—keeping track of medications—while having access to a platform designed to help organize more of your health. It is a more connected approach than treating medications as isolated information.
15. How do I get started with Calcium Medication Manager?
Start by getting the Calcium Super App and setting up your account. From there, you can begin adding the medications, injections, or supplements you want to manage and create schedules that fit your routine. Calcium can then help remind you when scheduled items are due, and you can record your medication activity as you go. You do not need to organize your entire health life at once. Medication Manager can be a simple place to begin. As your needs grow, you can explore other Calcium capabilities for organizing and managing more of your health information.