Reporting and insights
Funders need oversight without overreach. Healthcount provides anonymised, grouped reporting on activation, retention, drift patterns, and safety signposting — without exposing individual member data.
What funders see
Activation
What proportion of invited members completed their first check-in within 14 days? Early activation is a strong signal of programme viability.
Retention
How many members are still active at 8 weeks, 12 weeks, 6 months? Sustained engagement matters more than initial uptake.
Stop–start proxies
28+ day medication gaps and restart rates per 100 member-months. These metrics help quantify discontinuation risk across the cohort.
Drift signal rates
What's driving friction in the cohort? Appetite return, side-effect issues, dose skipping — distributed across the group, not attributed to individuals.
Safety signposting
How often are people prompted to seek clinical support? This shows the system is working as intended — catching signals and directing people appropriately.
Burden and trust
Opt-out rates, opt-out reasons, and typical time spent. Low burden and high trust are essential for long-term programmes.
Privacy safeguards
- All reporting is aggregated and de-identified — no individual data is shared with funders
- Minimum group sizes are enforced to reduce re-identification risk
- Employers do not see who is or isn't using Healthcount
- Data is collected under UK GDPR with data minimisation as a core principle
Why this matters for renewals
GLP-1 programmes are expensive. Without visibility into maintenance, funders are investing in pathways they can't measure. Healthcount provides the governance data needed for renewal decisions — not surveillance, but proportionate oversight that respects member privacy.
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