Help us shape MyHealthOS

What brought you to MyHealthOS today? Email

A genetic test result I want to understand better A lab number that worries me (cholesterol, A1c, hormone, etc.) Symptoms my doctor hasn't been able to explain My health data feels biased or doesn't quite fit me I have lots of health data and want better synthesis Something else — I'll explain in a later question

Which of these describes your situation? Check all that apply

I'm an APOE4 carrier, or have strong family history of Alzheimer's I have elevated Lp(a), familial hypercholesterolemia, or family history of early heart disease I'm in perimenopause or menopause and feel dismissed or unheard by doctors I'm of non-European ancestry and my genetic reports feel generic to me I'm a quantified-self / longevity-focused optimizer I'm worried about a specific recent lab or screening result I'm caregiving for a parent or family member with chronic conditions None of the above

What health data do you currently have? Check all that apply

23andMe or AncestryDNA results A more detailed genetic test (Nebula, Dante Labs, full genome, etc.) Recent lab results from a doctor (within 2 years) Older lab results from a doctor (more than 2 years ago) Apple Health, Google Fit, or wearable data (Whoop, Oura, Fitbit, Garmin) Access to my clinical records through a patient portal A Function Health, Superpower, Lifeforce, or similar subscription None of the above

Do you currently pay for any premium health subscription?

Yes — $200–500/year (Function Health, Superpower, Levels, etc.) Yes — $500–1,500/year (Lifeforce, Inside Tracker, etc.) Yes — $1,500+/year (concierge medicine or multiple stacked subscriptions) Yes — less than $200/year (Oura basic, MyFitnessPal premium, etc.) No, but I'd consider it No, and I probably wouldn't

What's the single most pressing health question you have right now? Optional

If MyHealthOS launched today at $149/year, how likely would you be to subscribe?

Thank you. Genuinely.