Empirical Health is a comprehensive heart health platform designed to help you prevent heart disease through personalized, data-driven care. For a flat fee of $190, you gain access to a suite of services that measure, predict, and prevent cardiovascular risk. The program begins with a simple blood draw at one of 2,200 testing sites, where over 100 high-signal biomarkers are analyzed, including ApoB, Lp(a), cholesterol subfractions, inflammation markers like hs-CRP, metabolic indicators such as glucose and HbA1c, liver and kidney function tests, nutrient levels, and more. This extensive panel provides a detailed snapshot of your current heart health, going beyond standard lipid panels to uncover hidden risks.
Using your biomarker data, Empirical Health's predictive algorithms estimate your 10-year and lifetime heart attack risk, allowing you to see how lifestyle changes can alter your trajectory. You can toggle variables like diet, exercise, and medication to visualize potential improvements. Based on your unique profile, the platform generates customized nutrition and exercise plans tailored to your needs, moving away from generic advice. For example, if your LDL cholesterol is high, you'll receive specific dietary adjustments and exercise recommendations to lower it.
The service also includes personalized medical care, with clinicians who review your results and provide actionable guidance. This integrated approach ensures you're not just tracking numbers but actively reducing your risk. Use cases include individuals with a family history of heart disease, those with elevated cholesterol or blood pressure, or anyone proactive about longevity. Technical details: the biomarker panel covers lipids, metabolism, liver, kidneys, nutrients, inflammation, and complete blood count, with results available through a secure online portal. Empirical Health empowers you to take control of your heart health with precise, actionable insights.
individuals at risk of heart disease, health, conscious consumers, preventive care seekers, cardiology patients, wellness enthusiasts, primary care patients