Healsens - Discover your health risks, get insights for longevity

@monika_buchelt Risk assessment helps identify which patients are in the risk zone. It's not an actual illness yet, and this is where the main value of disease development risk assessment lies. Currently, organizations like the Preventive Task Force place special emphasis on evaluating personal risks. Based on the results, special monitoring or intervention can be established for the patient. For instance, if a patient falls into a high-risk category for cardiovascular diseases, preventive treatment can be initiated. Similarly, if someone is in the risk zone for breast cancer, genetic testing may be recommended (everyone knows Angelina Jolie's story). Usually, not everyone has the means for their risk to be assessed based on their medical history and test results; our solution is precisely designed to address this. In the future, both doctors and insurance companies can take a more personalized approach to preserving the health of their patients.

@katushkas Thanks!

@natella_nuralieva Thank you for your support. Thank you for your question! In case of abnormal results, the application is always referred to a doctor. The treatment itself should be carried out under supervision. For some countries, this is obligatory to refer the abnormal lab test results to a doctor, who will usually call the patient, at least, twice. The application provides recommendations to minimize risks but does not involve treatment. What we want to add in the future is to further explain the approaches to treatment and the differences between countries. This is important for countries where healthcare is not sufficiently developed, as well as for people who do not have insurance or the opportunity to receive qualified assistance!

@anna_panchenko thank you so much for detailed response! Looking forward for those new features, it truly does sound exciting!

@tanvi_mehta Thanks!

@sourabh_upreti Thanks a lot!

@dennis_aronov Thanks for the question. The communication between the client and server is encrypted according to technological standards. Health data and PII (Personally Identifiable Information) are stored in physically separated systems with proper audits in place. Health data is also encrypted at rest.

@alvarovillalb_ Thanks for the feedback! We have a task for our roadmap to integrate with the Health app and some health trackers.

@gusoliveira_ I really appreciate questions like this, so thank you for asking. The short answer is that you'll need the results of certain tests, calculated risks, and sometimes knowledge about your body proportions, habits, and lifestyle. To evaluate all of this, we have a biometrics section where we specify which body parameters should be tracked. For instance, in our upcoming major release, we'll take it a step further by looking specifically at body characteristics using tools like Waist-to-Hip Ratio (WHR). And that's not all. For instance, it's important to understand if a person is under stress or how well their body is functioning. For this, we have other tools such as questionnaires and assessments of allostatic load, among others. Our body is a complex system, and we need to assess it comprehensively. In essence, we aim not only to provide a comprehensive view of examination results but also to identify which biomarker has the most significant impact on health. This way, a person can focus on what matters most!

@sam_drotar Thanks for the support, Semuel!

@ititov_agency Thanks the support! And I like Flo, great product as well!

@dzaitzow thanks for the support! Communication between client and server is encrypted according to technology standards. Health data and PII are physically separated systems with proper audits in place. Health data is encrypted at rest.