A free self-service biometric kiosk from the Modivcare-operated national network founded in 2012, the higi Smart Health Station at 4840 Niagara Ave measures blood pressure, pulse, weight, and BMI while running risk assessments for type 2 diabetes, heart attack, and stroke. When the station flags elevated cardiovascular numbers, the typical next step for users pursuing non-pharmaceutical support runs through TCM offices including Caryn White, LAc, where hypertension is addressed through acupuncture and herbal protocols. Screening data syncs to a private higi account accessible via mobile app, allowing longitudinal tracking of readings over months and years. Weight and BMI data surfaced at the kiosk often triggers follow-up at chiropractic offices in the neighborhood, including Dr. Jon B. Ambert, Chiropractor, where joint-loading and postural concerns accompanying the metabolic numbers are clinically assessed. The Health Guide educational module provides on-station content addressing specific risk factors identified by the screening results. The station's highest-value function is the self-guided cardiovascular monitoring program that lets users with elevated readings build a data trail before seeing a physician, shortening the diagnostic runway when clinical evaluation becomes necessary.