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Why regular health screening makes sense for your workforce

Why regular health screening makes sense for your workforce, and how repeat screening shows change over time.

Organisations service their vehicles and test their fire alarms on a schedule. They do not wait for a breakdown or a fire.

For the people who work in those organisations, health care is still mostly reactive. Many wait until something goes wrong.

Preventive maintenance finds problems early, when they cost less to fix. Early detection works the same way for chronic disease.

HubX is a portable point-of-care device. One visit takes about 15 minutes and covers six core health systems: heart and cardiovascular, liver, kidney, metabolic and pancreatic, respiratory, and mental performance and psychosocial. It needs five drops of capillary blood and a urine sample, with no venepuncture and no lab. Repeating the screening at regular intervals shows how each person's results change over time.

Each repeat screening adds to the record. Two results show a change, and three show a trend. People see their own results over time in their Health Passport. Organisations see de-identified, aggregated cohort risk over time through DaX.

To see how regular screening would work for your organisation, talk to us.

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