Systems and methods for generating user-specific well-being tasks
AssigneeState Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
InventorsEdward W. Breitweiser, Jennifer L. Crawford, Brian Steigerwald, Danielle Malan
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AssigneeState Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
InventorsEdward W. Breitweiser, Jennifer L. Crawford, Brian Steigerwald, Danielle Malan
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Systems and methods for generating user-specific well-being recommendations relating to user interaction with a well-being application are disclosed. User data is obtained via the well-being application and from additional data sources, and such user data is processed to determine user conditions that may serve as triggering events (e.g., major life events or changes in user well-being). When a triggering event occurs, well-being tasks are determined and personalized into a user-specific well-being recommendation to the user of the well-being application. In some embodiments, additional prompts may be used to obtain additional user data to further personalize the user-specific well-being recommendation, which may include monitors user responses to offers for additional information in the well-being application. User personalization may include determining a best time or manner of presenting the recommendation to the user to increase the likelihood of user performance of the recommended well-being tasks.
A computer-implemented method for generating user-specific well-being recommendations, comprising:
A computer system for generating user-specific well-being recommendations, comprising:
A tangible, non-transitory computer-readable medium storing executable instructions for generating user-specific well-being recommendations that, when executed by one or more processors of a computer system, cause the computer system to:
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