This study evaluates a digital health prevention program combining digital tools and structured telephonic coaching to support adult participants in improving health-related behaviors and well-being.

Participants voluntarily enrolled in an ongoing prevention program offering personalized digital content, educational resources, and regular telephone-based support provided by trained professionals. The program aims to promote healthier lifestyles, prevent the development of chronic conditions, and improve overall health outcomes.

The study analyzes data collected from a defined cohort of participants enrolled during a specific period to assess changes in health-related outcomes, engagement, and adherence to the program. The results are intended to contribute to the evidence base for digital and telephonic prevention interventions in real-world settings.

Inclusion Criteria:

• Adults aged 18 years or older.
• Voluntary enrollment in the digital prevention program.
• Access to digital devices (computer, tablet, or smartphone) to use the digital platform.
• Consent to participate in the program and allow the use of data for research purposes.
• For the analysis cohort: at least one year of participation in the program.
• Insured people of MGEN health insurance

Exclusion Criteria:

• Participants who did not provide consent for the use of their data in research.
• Participants with incomplete baseline cardiovascular risk data.
• Participants who withdrew from the program before one year of participation.
• Participants without follow-up data