And for patients there is also an opportunity in terms of a financial incentive to become smart health savvy. Recently, UnitedHealthcare and Qualcomm launched a new wellness program that provides members with wearable devices at no additional charge and enables them to earn money by meeting certain goals for the number of daily steps. The collaboration focuses on UnitedHealthcare programs and services that incorporate the latest generation of wearables, medical devices, and home diagnostic tests that use Qualcomm Life's 2net Platform for medical-grade connectivity. The wellness program and related fitness trackers are being offered initially to companies with 101 to 300 employees with a fully insured health plan. Unlike other wearable devices that simply track the total number of steps, the UnitedHealthcare Motion devices tabulate the total number, frequency, and intensity of the steps taken, providing a more accurate and comprehensive summary of the user's daily activity.