Zenio HealthOS keeps every result, symptom and goal in one memory, ranks it by longevity standards and names the next test and next action. Runs in your messaging app, or the AI agent you already use.
Lab results stay inside the portal that ordered them
Wearables track a stream without clinical context
Your goals may live nowhere in the record
Symptoms between visits remain in private notes
Medical reports arrive as separate files
Family history rarely becomes structured context
Lab results stay inside the portal that ordered them
Wearables track a stream without clinical context
Your goals may live nowhere in the record
Symptoms between visits remain in private notes
Medical reports arrive as separate files
Family history rarely becomes structured context
HealthOS connects the evidence and context that shape a decision, then updates the picture when new information is added and reviewed.
A reference range tells you when something is broken. HealthOS holds your results to longevity standards and works on what is improvable now, not on what has already failed.
The standards are distilled from the longevity field's leading frameworks and public clinical guidance. Every one links to its source. Prefer a different lens and your history stays intact.
Two priorities now, one gap, one that can wait.
Review after your next labs, about three months. No score. Every line links to its source.
Fewer numbers, a clearer order, and a reason beside each one.
Starting from your history, family history and goals, and saying why each one would change a decision.
A separate HealthOS for them, with their consent: documents, medications and appointments in one place, and better questions for every visit.
With few results on file, HealthOS builds a coverage map first: what is known, what is partial, what has never been looked at. Unknown is not low risk. It is a reason to decide whether one more measurement would change anything.
The order changes with your age, history and where you live. Your clinician orders; HealthOS keeps the list, the reasons and the follow-through.
Next: two weeks of morning blood pressure; ask for ApoB and Lp(a) with the next draw; confirm your father's age at his first event.
No app to learn and no forms to fill. You talk to it, in your messaging app or through your own agent, and it does the bookkeeping.
A lab PDF, a photo of a report, a wearable export, a discharge letter. Or nothing yet: your family history and goals are enough to begin.
Every value is stored with its unit, method, date and source. The document is never altered; a correction is a new record, and “not documented” never becomes “no”.
The longevity review: what matters now, what is missing, what can wait, and why. Compared with your last review. No score.
One measured action at a time, with a baseline, a review date and a stop rule. A ten-minute lesson when you want the why. The next review starts where this one ended.
Sourced accounts of people whose evidence was connected in time, and what the record actually shows.
HealthOS keeps the memory and the standards separate from whichever agent uses them. Pick the door that suits you; the record is the same.
Leave your email, pick a channel, and your HealthOS agent introduces itself where you already talk. Two clicks. It asks for your first document and keeps the original exactly as it is.
Already use Claude, ChatGPT or another capable agent? Point it at the open HealthOS method. Same record, same standards, your agent.
npx skills add abhishekloiwal/healthos-skills --skill healthos
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Identifiable health information is never sent to another service or person without your explicit approval.
Documents are preserved exactly. Corrections are added as new records, so history is never silently rewritten.
Your whole record exports as readable files. Move to another agent, or leave entirely, and the memory goes with you.
A blank is never turned into “normal” or “no”. Estimates and inferences are labelled as such, with their inputs.
The managed service will spell out storage, processors, retention and deletion on the Privacy page before it accepts any health information.