The Executive Health Report.
At the end of your evaluation, you receive a written report — authored by your physician, scored across your health domains, and built around what you specifically need to focus on over the next 90 days.
A closer look at four sections.
These four pages give you a sense of the structure and depth — from the overall score to the priority action plan you leave with.
Executive Summary
One page, the full picture. Overall score, biological age, PREVENT 10- and 30-year cardiovascular risk, and the five highest-priority drivers — each tied to a specific first action.
Health Dashboard
Nine health domains scored on a consistent 0–100 scale. The dashboard shows where the foundations are strong, which areas have room to move, and how they rank relative to each other.
Health Authorship
A patient-completed reflection on why they're doing this, where their health has been, where it stands today, and where they want it to go — closing with a first-person Authorship Statement that helps the physician personalize the plan.
Priority Action Plan
The five highest-leverage actions, ranked by clinical impact. Each includes a current value, target, urgency label, and specific steps to take in the next 90 days.
Five more sections worth seeing.
Each section covers a distinct domain — scored, interpreted, and tied to specific next steps. These five show the range of what's inside.
How to Read This Report
Before any data, the report lays out exactly what each score label means — Optimal through Priority — and how the scoring system is meant to guide focus, not render a verdict. This page makes the rest of the report legible.
Cardiovascular
The deepest single section. ApoB, VO₂ max, CAC score, PREVENT 10- and 30-year risk, systolic BP — each flagged and tied to a specific first action. This is what 90 minutes of physician time looks like on paper.
Metabolic Health
Where most patients have the most to gain. HOMA-IR, HbA1c, triglycerides, GGT — scored, sequenced by leverage, and translated into what to actually do about them over the next 90 days.
Hormone Screening
Hormone labs are reviewed as screening markers and interpreted in clinical context — not scored, not oversold. This section reflects an honest approach to a category that is too often used to sell treatments rather than inform decisions.
Prepare for Follow-Up Visit
The report is designed for continuity, not a single read. The final section prepares the patient for their follow-up visit — tracking what changed, updating the authorship narrative, and deciding what the next 90 days look like.
A note on scores: All scored areas are directional and designed to support clinical discussion. They represent a synthesis of objective data through a physician's clinical lens — not a diagnostic label, a definitive ranking, or a substitute for individualized medical evaluation. Scores are most meaningful in context and most valuable when tracked over time. This report uses de-identified sample data (TEST_M55).
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