The In-Development SoloHealth Station Kiosk Offers a Self-Service, Interactive Platform to Help Educate & Empower Consumers about their Health

Frank Mayer & Associates, Inc.  has partnered with SoloHealth(R)  to present the SoloHealth Station, an interactive, self-service health screening kiosk that empowers consumers to take healthcare into their own hands. Currently in development, the SoloHealth Station provides free self-service health screenings of vision, blood pressure, weight, and body mass index; delivering an overall health assessment and access to a database of local healthcare providers - all in a matter of minutes.

"We are very excited to partner with Frank Mayer and Associates, Inc. to present this cutting-edge, new self-service healthcare solution," says SoloHealth Founder & CEO Bart Foster. "The SoloHealth Station will impact millions of Americans by providing them with free and easy health screenings, connecting them with local physicians while at the kiosk, and allowing them to track their results over time. Self-service healthcare options will play an extremely important role in reducing healthcare costs and improving access moving forward and we are excited to be a leader in this pivotal new space."

The SoloHealth Station's innovative software platform and user-friendly design allow for a truly interactive experience for consumers.  The multipurpose healthcare kiosk, engineered to accommodate a touch screen bar code scanner, USB port, headphone jack, blood pressure cuff and dual speakers, will soon be deployed nationwide.

Frank Mayer and Associates, Inc. will unveil the kiosk at the Customer Engagement Technology World show, April 27-28, Booth #500 in San Francisco, CA.

About SoloHealth: Based in Atlanta, Ga., SoloHealth(R) is the leader in self-service healthcare, utilizing technology to develop and deploy interactive health screening kiosks, as well as other platforms, in an effort to empower consumers about their health through awareness, education and action.  The award-winning company's first offering was the EyeSite Vision kiosk, currently located in retail outlets in nine metro markets.  In summer 2010, the company received a $1.2MM grant from the National Institute of Health (NIH), a division of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, to help enable innovation for self-service healthcare and prevention.  In 2011, SoloHealth announced its next-generation kiosk, the SoloHealth Station, offering vision, blood pressure, weight, and body mass index; receive an overall health assessment; and access a database of local doctors. The company's bilingual kiosks provide free health screenings and recommendations for follow-up care, which leads to prevention and lower health care costs. For more information, visit www.solohealth.com.