HMP LITE

HMP LITE
HMP LITE
Developer: Florida State University
Category: Medical
1.3K installs
11 ratings
+81 weekly installs
+81 monthly installs

HMP LITE Summary

HMP LITE is a Android app in the Medical category, developed by Florida State University. First released 2 years ago(Mar 2023), the app has accumulated 1.3K+ total installs and 11 ratings with a 4.36★ (good) average rating.

Recent activity: 81 installs this week (81 over 4 weeks) showing exceptional growth View trends →

Store info: Last updated on Google Play on Nov 15, 2025 .

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App Details
Store ID: com.hmpstigma.lite.prod
First Released: 2023-03-16
Store Last Updated: 2025-11-15
In-App Purchases: No
Ads: No
Website: healthmpowerment.org
App Store
Crawl Status: Success
Store First Crawled: 2023-10-21
Store Last Crawled: 2025-12-20
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4.36★

Ratings: 11

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App Description

FSU/Cook County Health Research Study

LITE is a research study app designed to help engage and retain participants within the LITE HIV prevention study. It will support the overall study’s goal of supporting participants’ PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) adherence over time through sustained platform engagement, weekly messages highlighting key app features, a game-based economy that awards badges for activities and milestones within the app, and continued development of content and activities to ensure the platform remains dynamic and fresh. LITE is an adaptation of the app, HMP, which covers a range of health and lifestyle topics to support users’ diverse backgrounds and varying needs over time.

HMP was created by Lisa Hightow-Weidman, MD, MPH, a public health scientist. The principal investigators for this study are Dr. Sybil Hosek at Cook County Health, Dr. Audrey French at Cook County Health and Dr. Lisa Hightow-Weidman at the Institute on Digital Health and Innovation at Florida State University’s College of Nursing.