Wearable device for real-time monitoring of parameters and triggering actions

A computer program product for healthcare monitoring and actuation of a user, the computer program product comprising at least one non-transitory computer readable medium having computer-readable program code portions embodied therein, the computer-readable program code portions comprising:

• an executable portion configured to establish, via the distributed network, an operative communication channel with a wearable device of a user;
• an executable portion configured to generate and transmit a healthcare application to the wearable device via the operative communication channel;
• an executable portion configured to authenticate the wearable device at a first time based on at least receiving the indication that the user is in possession of the wearable device;
• an executable portion configured to determine that the user continues to remain in possession of the wearable device;
• an executable portion configured to identify one or more trigger events associated with the user, wherein the one or more trigger events comprise healthcare trigger events, activity trigger events and location trigger events;
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• an executable portion configured to initiate one or more proactive response actions in response to the one or more trigger events.

A computer-implemented method for healthcare monitoring and actuation of a user, the method comprising:

• establishing, via the distributed network, an operative communication channel with a wearable device of a user;
• generating and transmit a healthcare application to the wearable device via the operative communication channel;
• authenticating the wearable device at a first time based on at least receiving the indication that the user is in possession of the wearable device;
• determining that the user continues to remain in possession of the wearable device;
• identifying one or more trigger events associated with the user, wherein the one or more trigger events comprise healthcare trigger events, activity trigger events and location trigger events;
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• initiating one or more proactive response actions in response to the one or more trigger events.