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Most health apps miss the bigger picture. We don’t.
ActualHealth™ combines your real-time metrics, risk factors, and environment to reveal the full story of your health.
CompareYour health and disease risk scores vs. the local area average |
take control Your own health habits will directly influence your health scores |
view riskFor CVD, Diabetes and Depression |
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ActualHealth™ is the first “whole health” app that takes into account your environmental determinants of health (SDOH), your health risk probabilities and your active health metrics, tying them all together to combine for your ActualHealth™ score.
ActualHealth™ works best with the Apple Health app, for your active health metrics. Once your Apple Health app is set up, Actual Health will automatically use these active health metrics to help calculate your specific Actual Health score. The Android version is expected to be released in late 3Q/early 4Q of 2025. |
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Track risk, improve outcomes, and see your health clearly with ActualHealth™
The Theory of Whole Health
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SDOH: Social Determinants of Health
Factors like Socioeconomic status (SES), your surrounding environment, and risk behavior tendencies make up SDOH.
SDOH accounts for up to 50% of an individual’s overall health
(40% SES & 10% Environment).
- Education
- Job Status
- Family/social support
- Income
- Community Safety
- 10% Physical Environment
30% is determined by your own behaviors (which may or may not be influenced by SDOH).
- Diet / Exercise / Weight- Alcohol / Smoking habits
- Other vices or lack thereof
Only 20% is impacted by healthcare systems.
SDOH is a sociological phenomenon; that is, it doesn’t happen in a vacuum, rather it happens at the same time to a group of people, within the same locality, the same zip code. It has been cited that the most important factor in your health is your zip code. This is why.