HatchPath debuts wellness platform and coaching for personalized health
16 Jan 2024 --- Wellness platform HatchPath is officially up and running, providing tools to help consumers engage with more than 300 qualified health coaches to meet their personal health goals.
HatchPath is a one-stop platform with holistic health solutions to help clients achieve their wellness goals. “We believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to live a healthier and happier life,” says Jordan Dunin, founder and CEO of HatchPath.
“The platform is a partner in your wellness journey and is the result of mine — a triumph over chronic Lyme disease and a traumatic brain injury, with the invaluable support of a health coach. Now a certified health and life coach, I guide others on their path to healing and empowerment.”
Holistic health approach
The platform provides digital personalized guidance in mental, physical and emotional health. The consumer can browse for a coach based on their individual goals and book a session with a reliable coach.
Users have access to specialists in nutrition, mindfulness and spirituality, fitness, chronic illness, life and holistic health. The coaches support energy healing, mental health, parenting, relationships, religious considerations, sex, wellness and business.
HatchPath has partnered with Operation Healing Forces, which supports more than 10,000 special operations veterans and their families with access to the platform and coaching.
Digitized well-being
Major ingredients suppliers expect a wave of innovation in the supplements industry in the next five years, spurred by new digital technologies, emerging market opportunities, environmental sustainability demands and ultra-convenient delivery formats.
Meanwhile, researchers from the American Society for Nutrition have proposed to extend current personalized nutrition by creating adaptive, personalized nutrition advice systems customized to individual needs in real-life environments.
In addition, Nutrition Insight spoke with experts from PhytoGaia and PharmaLinea about technology’s good and not-so-good influences on heart health.
Edited by Inga de Jong
