Quiet-by-design maintenance for GLP-1 pathways
Healthcount helps people stay steady once support fades — spotting drift early from low-burden signals, nudging one next step, and providing privacy-safe reporting for insurers and employers.
Not a prescribing service. No individual employee health data shared.
For Members
Stay consistent without daily tracking. Quiet prompts, low-effort check-ins, and neutral language designed to reduce shame and obsession.
For Insurers & Employers
A maintenance layer for funded GLP-1 pathways: reduce stop–start cycles, improve persistence proxies, and get aggregated reporting for governance and renewal.
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Stay quiet when stable
No constant prompts. No streaks. Users can pause or opt down.
Detect drift early
Low-burden signals (occasional weight, optional activity/sleep, short check-ins).
One next useful action
A single, manageable step — or clear signposting when clinical support is needed.
Designed to be psychologically safe
- No streaks or pressure mechanics
- No red/green food scoring
- Quiet-by-default (opt in to more if you want)
- Stigma-aware language + do-no-harm checks
If prompts increase anxiety or compulsive tracking, we pause and rewrite them.
Built for insurer and employer-funded pathways
- Aggregated, de-identified reporting (minimum group sizes)
- Governance artefacts: DPIA, privacy/security summary, clinical boundaries
- Low operational overhead: exception-led, not dashboard babysitting
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a weight loss programme?
No — it's a maintenance layer designed for the period after onboarding, when drift risk rises.
Do I have to calorie count?
No. Food tracking is optional and never required.
Does Healthcount provide medical advice?
No. It supports routines and signposts when to seek clinical help.
What do employers/insurers see?
Aggregated, de-identified reporting only. No individual employee health data is shared.
Can I use it for GLP-1 medicines like Mounjaro/Wegovy?
Yes — it's designed for GLP-1 maintenance and stop–start patterns.