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HealthWallet

Lets corporations that use HealthWallet as a common repository for client health information offer Single Sign-On between Healthie and HealthWallet. Built by Healthie's Solutions Engineering team for organizations already using HealthWallet as their client-facing health data vault, rather than a self-service integration.

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The problem it solves

Corporations that centralize client health information in HealthWallet, alongside care delivered through Healthie, don't want clients juggling two separate logins across both platforms. This SSO integration removes that friction by letting one authenticated session carry over between the two.

What's included

  • Single Sign-On between Healthie and HealthWallet for corporate clients using both platforms
  • Custom Solutions Engineering build, set up directly with Healthie's team rather than self-service
  • Suited to organizations using HealthWallet as a common repository for client health information

How it works

An organization already using HealthWallet as a client health-data repository requests SSO setup between Healthie and HealthWallet from Healthie's Solutions Engineering team, since this isn't a self-service toggle. Once configured, a client's authenticated session in one platform is recognized by the other, letting them move between Healthie and HealthWallet without re-entering credentials.

HealthWallet is a Single Sign-On integration that lets clients move between Healthie and HealthWallet without a separate login. It's built for corporations that use HealthWallet as a common place for clients to store their health information alongside the care they receive through Healthie. This is a custom Solutions Engineering build rather than a native platform integration, so it's set up directly with Healthie's team rather than enabled from account settings. Once configured, a client authenticated in one platform is recognized by the other.

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