RestoreHealth.app Utilized by UNC-Chapel Hill Researchers in NIH-Funded Public Health Studies

RestoreHealth.app, a secure research-grade digital health infrastructure platform, is being actively utilized by researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill within NIH-funded public health studies.

The platform supports academic and clinical research teams conducting longitudinal and wearable-based research initiatives through:

• Centralized wearable device data aggregation
• Participant onboarding and cohort management
• HIPAA-ready infrastructure and role-based access controls
• Customizable research data exports for analysis workflows

Designed specifically for federally funded academic research environments, RestoreHealth.app enables investigators to streamline operational complexity while maintaining secure, compliant data management practices required for NIH-supported studies.

“Digital platforms like RestoreHealth.app help streamline the operational aspects of public health research, allowing research teams to focus on study design and analysis.”
— Mike Gioielli, Founder, Sunergon Software LLC

This utilization highlights the expanding role of secure digital research infrastructure in modern public health research.