For families
One household. Eight axes. Every member on their own terms.
A family is not a single patient with extra body parts. It's a network — caregivers, partners, kids who grow into autonomy, parents who slowly hand it back. Conceptual Health is the only network that scores you as a household without flattening you into one.
Every member owns their own record.
Even inside a household pool, the underlying records stay siloed. One member can't read another's notes without a co-signature. Pediatric records lock at 18 unless the child re-grants access.
No copay on the network. For anyone.
Free at the point of care extends to every pooled member — partners, kids, elders, and registered pets. Adding a member is two taps and one co-signature; there's no per-head fee.
Guardian acts get an audit trail.
Every time a guardian or proxy views, exports, or consents to research on behalf of a minor or elder, the action is HMAC-chained into the family ledger. They see it in their app. So can you.
How the pool is computed
A geometric mean, not an average.
Arithmetic averages reward households that paper over a sick member with two healthy ones. We don't. The household pool uses a weighted geometric mean — so a member whose CH is collapsing pulls the household score down enough for someone to notice. It's how a family actually feels.
Household CH formula
Disclosure CH-IP-005CH-IP-005 is one of 31 First-Published IP Disclosures in the canonical patent portfolio. See the patents page for the full list, priority timestamps, and the filed provisional 63/921,717 that covers the underlying Master Equation.
Guardianship & proxy
Four life stages. One consent model.
Most apps treat "family sharing" as a single permission toggle. People aren't toggles. Conceptual Health ships four distinct guardian roles — each scoped to age, capacity, and recoverable autonomy.
Guardian → Minor (0–12)
You see, schedule, and consent on behalf of the child. Their Orb is shown in your app under their face. All actions log to the family ledger; pediatric records auto-transition at age 13.
- Vaccines, sick visits, dental — booked by you
- Genomics & research consent locked off until age 18
- Pediatric weight = 0.7 in the household pool
Co-signed → Minor (13–17)
Adolescent gets their own login on their own device. Sensitive categories (mental health, sexual health) follow state minor-consent laws — guardian sees that an encounter happened, but not always its contents.
- Adolescent owns the Orb feed; guardian sees scope, not detail
- Either party can request clinician mediation
- Full record vests to the minor at 18, auto-export offered
Proxy → Elder
For aging parents who have asked you to help — or have a durable power of attorney on file. You can see, schedule, refill, and receive their Orb digest. They retain the right to revoke at any cognitive baseline above MMSE 24, on their own device.
- POA document on file → audit-trailed access
- Elder weight = 0.85 in the household pool
- Revocation is a single tap on their own Orb
Pet proxy
Pets count. A pet's chronic illness is a relational-axis signal for the human household; their vet record lives in the same pool with weight 0.3. You're not crazy — your dog being sick really is wrecking your sleep.
- Vet visits at any network clinic
- Vet record syncs to your Orb context
- End-of-life support flow with grief resources
Start a household
Add the people who keep you well. For free.
Create your account, then add household members one at a time. Each gets their own login, their own Orb, and their own consent. The pool reads them together — you read them apart.