Adflow Health Networks to install Personal Health Centers in Rite Aid stores

FORT WASHINGTON, Pa. — Adflow Health Networks is planning to provide biometric screening kiosks in Rite Aid stores, the company said.

The two companies have signed an agreement whereby Adflow will install its Personal Health Centers in all of the retailer's nearly 4,700 stores around the country. The kiosks measure blood pressure and also customize the user's experience based on screen views, tests taken, test results, historical results, age and gender and other data sets.

"We are excited about our collaboration with Rite Aid for numerous reasons," Adflow CEO Mel Stein said. "Rite Aid customers enjoy this new technology and benefit from the additional health screenings. Additionally, markets will be able to engage with shoppers in what has now become the largest network of interactive digital biometric kiosks with leading national retail pharmacy chains across all classes of trade, worksites and health systems in North America."

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