REMOTE VITAL SIGNS FOR CORPORATE WELLNESS
Measure workforce wellbeing in 30 seconds
Vitals AI turns a 30-second camera scan into repeatable wellbeing signals, helping program teams track aggregate trends and measure change over time.
Limited visibility into workforce wellbeing
Wellness programs are often built on static, self-reported, or once-a-year data. Screening days, HRAs, and wearable pilots reach the employees who already show up, leaving a gap between who participates and who actually needs support.
Reliance on self-reported surveys
Slow and costly screening events
Limited ongoing visibility
THE SOLUTION
From annual snapshots to ongoing wellbeing signals
Wellbeing data at enrollment

Scan from a phone or laptop

Results in your existing workflow
HOW TO SUCCEED
Built for corporate wellness programs
Digital enrollment and baseline capture
Embedded engagement
Ongoing engagement and re-scans
Population wellbeing reporting

OUTCOME
Higher participation, better program visibility
Add objective context
Reduce friction in participation
Reach the employees you’re missing
Lower operational costs
See whether programs are working


Simple to deploy across your workforce
Deploy anywhere
Scan in 30 seconds
Instant results
Track trends and target support
What changes in your wellness program
Instead of relying on a single annual snapshot, teams can track aggregate wellbeing trends over time and see where stress, recovery, or other markers are changing. That gives wellness leaders a clearer basis for targeting programs, allocating budget, and measuring whether interventions are working.
Spot trends earlier
Target the right programs
Make participation easier
Compare workforce groups
Measure program impact
Enable employee self-tracking
Protect data in transit and at rest

Own your data

Built for regulated environments
TRUST & CONSENT
Individual results, aggregate insight
Employees own their individual results. Employers and program administrators see only aggregate, de-identified trends across a minimum group size, never an individual’s data.
Individual results stay with the employee
Employers see aggregate insight only
Participation is voluntary
TURN-KEY SOLUTION
Use Vitals AI as a hosted program or embed it in your platform
No IT overhead, no cloud setup, no separate monitoring. Choose the path that fits how you work.
Run it for your workforce
Build it into your platform
FAQ
What is contactless wellbeing screening for corporate wellness?
Contactless wellbeing screening uses a device camera to capture physiological wellness signals such as heart rate, respiratory rate, and stress indicators, without sensors or wearables. The technology, called remote photoplethysmography (rPPG), detects subtle changes in skin color caused by blood flow during a short face scan. For employers and wellness platforms, this enables enrollment and engagement flows that include objective wellbeing data captured directly from any phone or laptop.
How does rPPG work for corporate wellness programs?
Vitals AI conducts a 30-second face scan on the employee’s own device and returns physiological wellness signals to your wellness platform, benefits portal, or reporting dashboard through our API. Employers and wellness providers can use it to enrich enrollment, capture a wellbeing baseline, or support ongoing engagement across the plan year. The scan replaces nothing in your existing benefits or clinical processes; it adds objective context alongside them.
Is Vitals AI a medical device?
No. Vitals AI is a general wellness tool that provides biometric insights for informational purposes. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, and it does not replace professional medical advice or clinical judgment. Employers and wellness providers use it to add objective wellbeing context to existing programs, alongside, not in place of, standard clinical and benefits workflows.
Can my employer see my individual scan results?
No. Individual results belong to the employee. Employers and program administrators see only aggregate, de-identified trends across a minimum group size. Vitals AI is not used, and cannot be used, to make employment, benefits, or eligibility decisions.
What devices do employees need to complete a scan?
Employees need a smartphone, tablet, or laptop with a working camera and internet connection. No wearables, sensors, app downloads, or medical equipment are required. The scan runs in the browser, which means it works across operating systems and device types without IT setup and without an onsite screening event.
How does Vitals AI integrate with our wellness platform or benefits systems?
Vitals AI integrates through our API and SDK. Your engineering team can embed the scan into existing wellness apps, benefits portals, or member experiences, and route the resulting wellbeing signals into your reporting dashboard or engagement platform. Common integration patterns include digital enrollment, ongoing engagement, and aggregate population reporting.
Is employee data secure?
Yes. Vitals AI is built to HIPAA, GDPR, and SOC 2 standards, with end-to-end encryption protecting every scan in transit and at rest. Your organization retains ownership of program data, with audit trails and governance controls built in. The platform is designed to meet enterprise compliance requirements across US, UK, and Australian regulatory environments, and to support works council and employee-representation review where required.
Does accuracy vary by skin tone, age, or lighting?
Vitals AI is tested across a range of skin tones, ages, and lighting conditions as part of ongoing validation. Scan quality depends on stable lighting and a clear view of the face, and the app guides users through both. Ask us for our current validation methodology and results.
Can Vitals AI be used to support wellness incentives?
Vitals AI can enrich the data available in a wellness program, providing objective wellbeing signals alongside employee self-reports and existing engagement data. Whether and how those signals connect to program incentives depends on your program design and applicable employment law. We recommend structuring incentives around participation, not individual results, and reviewing program design with your own counsel.
