How it works
How It Works: Your Aldrick Score
Begin with a men’s health assessment guided by Aldrick™. It uses your responses, measurements, and health background to generate a personal health score, indicate missing information, and suggest practical next steps.
The loop
Seven steps, one continuing cycle
Assess, understand, act, measure, repeat. Return with a fresh measurement or a revised response and observe how it changes your health picture.
Understand your starting point
Start by taking a guided men’s health assessment to receive your preliminary Aldrick Score and an overview of each health category. Begin with the information you already have.
See how complete the picture is
Look at the confidence level next to your score. It indicates the completeness of your information and assists you in identifying what is missing or uncertain.
Know what deserves attention
View prioritized health signals like blood-pressure safety flags, exercise-related symptoms, and sleep-related safety concerns, including drowsy driving.
Work through your personalized plan
Receive prioritized recommendations tailored to your responses and measurements, complete with evidence-supported explanations. You can check off recommendations as you implement them.
Track measurements over time
Track your blood pressure and other measurements, and look over your past records. Your score and confidence level will adjust based on the new information.
Understand the whole picture
Aldrick Intelligence provides simple explanations on why certain things are important and what is still unknown. It can be a helpful tool to generate questions for your healthcare provider.
Stay accountable
Select optional reminders for unfinished actions and overdue measurements. You may modify your consent and preferences at any time. Follow-ups are non-urgent and do not constitute an emergency service.
And again. Add a measurement, record a lab result or mark an action complete, and go back to your score, confidence level and next steps.
An example
A case in point
This is Alex, a fictional 49-year-old, gathering his health details prior to his upcoming doctor's visit. This demonstration illustrates Aldrick's functionality. It isn't an outcome related to a patient, nor is it a score derived from calculations.
1. Start with what you know
Alex shares information about his health history and habits, then enters the measurements he already has. New laboratory results are not required to get started. If he doesn't know an answer or measurement, he simply leaves it blank.
2. Read the score in context
Alex receives a preliminary Aldrick Score along with a summary of every health category. He looks at the confidence data to identify the missing information. The score cannot tell him whether he has a disease.
3. Return with an update
Over time, Alex adds a new measurement or revises an answer, then reviews his health summary and plan again. He uses it to formulate questions for his doctor. Having more data doesn't always mean better health, but it can help make the picture clearer.
Reading your results
Your score and confidence level give you different information.
This score gives an overview of the health data you provided, and your confidence level indicates how complete this data is. Adding more data does not necessarily mean a healthier result. Your confidence level does not represent the probability that you are disease-free.
Getting started
Begin with the free assessment
Your guided men’s health assessment, preliminary Aldrick Score, Plan, actions, measurement history and drift intelligence are free. You can keep tracking your health without a paid membership.
You don't have to become a member. It costs $9.99 USD per month or $99 USD per year. Members get access to Ask Aldrick AI guidance, nutrition and cupboard tools, lab-report tools, the ability to purchase and schedule Quest tests. Telehealth access via Zocdoc is coming soon. Lab tests and telehealth visits are an additional cost and are paid directly to the lab or telehealth provider. Compare free and paid features to decide what’s best for you.
Compare free and membershipWhat the score is and isn't
A starting point, not a verdict
Aldrick Score is a summary designed to help you understand the information you provided. It is not a diagnosis, a prediction of how long you will live, a calculation of your medical risk, or a replacement for laboratory tests and evaluation by a doctor. If your responses suggest that you should get professional help, Aldrick™ will recommend that you do so.
Your health called. It would like a little attention.
Start with a free health assessment. Respond to inquiries concerning your well-being and routines to receive your preliminary Aldrick Score™ and learn what areas require additional focus.
Your starting assessment is free. Paid membership is optional.