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The member chooses wearable history, lab documents and optional notes.
A conversation, not a product pitch
A privacy-first context layer that turns member-owned data into a clearer next step across the benefits you already provide.
The opportunity
Health plans already provide valuable services. The missing layer is often the member's ability to connect their own signals and understand which service matters now.
The problem is not a lack of services. It is the cognitive work required to choose and use them in context.
The product concept
A member-controlled layer that sits beside—not inside—the insurance, claims or employer systems.
The member chooses wearable history, lab documents and optional notes.
Health Copilot creates a timeline, flags uncertainty and shows relevant evidence.
The member gets a better question for a clinician and a clearer route to an existing benefit.
Input → private core → output
Nothing is disclosed by default.
Example member experience
The first aha moment is not “AI found a disease.” It is a simple, grounded explanation of what changed and which next step is worth considering.
The concept screen is an English adaptation of the current Health Copilot workflow.

On three nights after earlier meals, your sleep duration was longer and morning resting heart rate was lower.
Repeat for one more week. If fatigue continues, prepare a GP question using your recent ferritin result.
Example output
The output is a preparation artefact—not a clinical conclusion.
Persistent morning fatigue despite stable sleep schedule. I would like to understand whether follow-up blood tests are appropriate.
Current working prototype · source language versionTrust architecture
Privacy is not a disclaimer at the end. It is the product boundary.
Conceptual privacy-by-design architecture. Final controller / processor roles, DPIA and claims language require UK legal review.
Why design together
The goal of a first conversation is not to buy a finished solution. It is to test whether this layer performs an important member and product need.
Explore how a member-held brief could make virtual GP, wellbeing and cash-plan benefits easier to use in context.
Explore how HealthLens, wearable inputs and existing digital services could lead to a clearer member-owned next step.
Which member moment is most underserved today?
What data boundary would earn trust?
Which existing benefit should the context layer support?
What evidence would justify a controlled test?
An invitation
We would value a 30-minute product conversation with leaders in member experience, digital health and partnerships.