Health Risk Assessments are good, but Know Your Number^® makes them much better!


That was then...

Health assessment values were calculated using some combination of answers to lifestyle related questions, personal health data and lab results. Individual and aggregate information was communicated via standard health risk assessment (HRA) reports.

However, popular HRA tools only deliver one-dimensional results:

• Health status was calculated using general population risk data typically based on likelihood of death (mortality)
  
  

• Results are not disease-specific and only indicate high or low overall risk
  
  

• Consequently, these tools rarely communicate the information needed to support the long-term lifestyle changes needed to reduce chronic disease risk
  

This is now...

Our proprietary technology, Synthesis Analysis^TM, delivers multi-dimensional health risk assessment calculation. It is at the core of the Know Your Number solution. Here's how it works:

Know Your Number analyzes individual and aggregate data in a multi-dimensional process:

Multi-dimensional Disease States Multi-dimensional Risk Assessments Multi-dimensional Treatment/Care Guideline Reports Multi-dimensional Aggregate Reports

The largest and most comprehensive suite of disease risk models available Only Know Your Number covers four dimensions of chronic diseases: absolute risk, relative risk, modifiable risk, and modifiable risk contribution Individual care guidelines are based on the latest reports from the American Diabetes Association, American Heart Association, JNC-7, NIH, and other organizations Ranging from number of projected disease cases, risk factor analysis, intervention solutions, and potential cost savings

Synthesis Analysis is a revolutionary, evidence-based method for developing multivariate, predictive equations and was designed to combine results from hundreds of scientific studies worldwide. It enables predictive equations to be constantly updated to reflect the latest research findings regarding chronic disease risk factors.

As a result, professionals engaged in chronic disease prevention and management can utilize an evergreen engine that effectively incorporates new genomic, proteomic and biochemical discoveries into existing health risk assessment (HRA) tools.