Measure every lab test, molecular profile, scan and wearable reading. Model them into one comparable record, your digital twin. Act on a plan your physician writes and signs.
Where results disagree, a physician resolves them and signs the result. The record is portable, and it is yours.
Biology can now be measured layer by layer: the genome, the chemical marks that regulate it, the genes being switched on, the proteins and metabolites circulating in the blood, and the microbes living in the gut, alongside imaging and the continuous signal from wearables. Yet each result arrives from a different laboratory, platform or year, and is read in isolation against a population range rather than the person's own baseline. Many people now have more data than anyone reads, and no one responsible for the whole picture.
Results from different laboratories, assay platforms, specimens and years are made comparable where the science supports it, and marked where it does not. The original value, unit and method are always kept.
When two findings point different ways, both are shown with their sources. A physician decides, and the decision is signed and dated.
Every output is classified when it is generated and released only to the people entitled to see it. No interpretation reaches you without a physician's name on it.
A cycle your physician leads, repeated on the schedule they set.
Results from any laboratory, including genetic and other molecular testing, along with imaging and consult reports and wearable exports, come into one record. Every value keeps its source document, and a person reviews it before it is accepted.
Units are converted with published factors, and the original is kept. Relative measures from high-plex platforms keep their own scale. Where two results cannot be compared, the chart shows a break instead of forcing a line.
Conflicting findings go to a physician with both sources attached. The physician decides and signs.
You go through your results with your physician, who sets your own ranges, writes your plan and signs both.
Tests are repeated on the schedule your physician sets, and each result is shown against your own history.
A hands-on service for individuals and families, delivered alongside your own doctors. A physician reviews, resolves and signs your results, and with your consent your doctors receive a clear summary.
Today this care is assembled by hand for a few. The platform exists so it can reach many.
We say only what the evidence supports, and we say when it is thin.
The record is designed to hold genomic, epigenomic, transcriptomic, proteomic, metabolomic and microbiome data alongside routine blood chemistry, imaging, wearables and clinical history, each value with its source, platform, specimen and date.
Findings are grouped into heart and circulation, metabolism and inflammation, brain, cancer screening, and body and recovery, with metabolism treated as the common trunk.
Each recommended test carries its evidence basis: whether a marker is shown to cause disease or is only associated with it, and whether it can be changed.
We add to guideline screening, never replace it. We don't recommend whole-body MRI for people at average risk, and we don't lead with multi-cancer blood tests.
Health information is encrypted, access is limited by role, and every change is logged.
Every output is classified by what it claims when it is generated, so what we release stays inside what the evidence supports. Research use happens only with a separate consent you can withdraw at any time, with no change to your membership.
30 years spanning molecular biology R&D through senior commercial leadership in precision medicine, genomics, and life sciences. From bench scientist at Life Technologies to building commercial organizations at QIAGEN, SOPHiA GENETICS, TwinStrand Biosciences, and NeoGenomics, with a career-long focus on translating scientific capability into commercial execution and clinical impact. He founded Avatar Health to work on a problem he saw repeatedly across that career: our ability to measure biology has outpaced our ability to interpret it.
Whether you're a physician, a practice, a clinical or research partner, or looking for this kind of care for yourself or your family, we'd like to hear from you.