Keep people healthier, for longer.
An integrated, evidence-based preventive health ecosystem, built to add healthy years to a life — a lifelong record the patient owns, a measured baseline no consultation could produce on its own, and a workspace that keeps the family doctor at the centre of all of it.
Figures in the simulator come from the working product's demo record. Years shown are modelled and educational — LongerHealth does not diagnose.
Medicine is built for episodes. Health is continuous.
People in Switzerland spend, on average, thirteen years of their lives living with chronic and other serious disease. Most of that burden comes from four conditions, and up to ninety per cent of the risk behind them is shaped by how and where we live — which is exactly the part conventional care sees least.
That gap isn't a failure of science. It's a failure of format: care arrives as episodes, and health happens between them.
An integrated, personalised and evidence-based preventive health ecosystem, designed to extend healthspan across a whole life — and built deliberately around the general practitioner rather than around them.
The GP is the only professional a person trusts for decades. That relationship is the scarcest asset in prevention, and the least used. We don't replace it. We give it continuity, data and reach.
- 01Consultation
- 02Diagnosis
- 03Treatment
- 04Next consultation
- ×Knowing how someone actually lives between visits
- ×Noticing drift before it becomes a diagnosis
- ×Sustaining behaviour change over years, not weeks
- ×Holding one continuous picture across every specialist
Forty-five minutes that give a doctor a whole person.
Before anyone sits down with a physician, we build a structured baseline: fourteen measurement modalities across eight stations, a blood panel, and a guided life history the patient completes at home. The instrumented part is delivered by LongerHealth staff, in a room at the practice, using no clinical assistant time at all.
Every result is in the clinical dashboard before the consultation begins — so the doctor opens a structured picture of a person, not a blank page, and spends the hour interpreting and deciding rather than collecting.
Choose a station — the body map shows where it measures.
The journey around it
The assessment is the starting point, not the product. What it exists to produce is a plan you keep, and a baseline the next one can be measured against.
Two apps. One record underneath.
What the clinician signs appears in the patient's app. What the patient logs is on the clinician's desk before the next visit. Nothing is re-typed, and nothing is trapped.
One score. Three layers. No black box.
Every number in LongerHealth can be taken apart: which signals fed it, how fresh they are, how confident the model is, and what would move it. Confidence widens or narrows the band — it never quietly moves the estimate.
A line we don't cross. The patient app educates — "smoking raises cancer risk" — but never hands a person a number for their own chance of a named disease. Those estimates live on the clinician's side of the product, where a professional can put them in context. It is enforced in code, not by editorial care.
They shift the six domains rather than scoring alongside them — genetics and circumstance influence health, they aren't a separate health. Medical history is the only one that can set a floor.
Hover a domain — or tap, on a phone — to see what feeds it.
These are the conditions that actually consume the sickspan. On the clinician's side, LongerHealth gathers what the record already holds — history, examination, laboratory results, questionnaires — and lays it out against each of them, so the clinician can see where this particular patient's risk is concentrating and what is worth acting on, screening for or discussing next.
It is decision support, not a verdict: the clinician judges, and none of it is ever shown to the patient as a personal number. Cardiovascular disease isn't a "risk factor" for the sickspan — it is the sickspan, which is why this layer sits outside the score rather than inside it.
The GP at the centre. Everything else, connected.
LongerHealth doesn't route patients around their doctor, and it doesn't ask a practice to become expert in AI, wearables or software. We carry that complexity and keep improving it, invisibly. What the practice gets is a patient who arrives already understood.
One entry then goes everywhere: a diagnosis spoken in the room becomes a coded condition on the life timeline, moves the score, links to its medication, and appears in the patient's own app — no re-typing, nothing stranded.
Building something that should talk to LongerHealth? Tell us what you need — integration documentation goes out to partners as each connector stabilises.
Time. No assistant time in diagnostics, and fewer physician minutes per assessment. Less time capturing, more time interpreting.
Relationship. More trust generated per minute of consultation, and continuous contact between appointments.
Capacity. The same hours reach more patients — and existing check-up arrangements stay exactly as they are.
None of it requires the practice to hire a coach, buy a device, or learn a platform.
One platform, five services
One longitudinal health picture underneath; different doors into it depending on who you are.
The individual stays in control of what is shared, and with whom.
Your health data stays in Switzerland.
A preventive record is the most intimate dataset a person will ever accumulate. It should live under Swiss law, on Swiss soil, under the patient's control — and it should be portable enough that leaving costs nothing but a click.
Tell us who you are.
We're working with a small number of practices and technology partners while the platform is built. If prevention-first medicine, a patient-owned record, or an integration is relevant to you, leave your details and we'll be in touch.
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