Eight guided steps cover mood, sleep, activity, alcohol, body measures, nutrition and medical history, using standard questionnaires. Each person gets a risk score from 0 to 100, a biological age, preventive screening suggestions, recommendations and a PDF report to take to their doctor.
The assessment walks each person through eight short steps, using questionnaires clinicians already rely on, alongside body measures, nutrition and medical and family history.
Standard BMI bands understate risk for many Indian and Asian adults. HRA uses Asia-Pacific BMI cut-offs and Indian metabolic formulas instead, so a score reflects the person taking it.
Each person gets a risk score from 0 to 100, an estimated biological age, recommendations and a PDF report to share with their doctor. Screening suggestions show which tests to consider, and past assessments stay on record to compare over time.
HRA runs as a web app that installs like an app. The phone app reads steps, heart rate and sleep from Apple Health or Health Connect.
Organisations get dashboards to plan health support for their people, built to respect each person’s privacy.
A guided health check employees take on their own, with results in plain language and a report to take to their doctor.
Start the conversation with a baseline: standard questionnaires, body measures and a score calibrated for Indian patients.
Privacy-respecting dashboards show where support is needed, so programmes go where they help.
Where it runs: In production with a healthcare services company.Informational, not diagnostic: HRA supports a conversation with a doctor, it doesn’t replace one.
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