Intelligence layer
Your health should have one operating system.
SEKO Health OS is the connective infrastructure of the platform: one longitudinal record, one clinical context, one place where every measurement finally means something together.
Integration scope
Everything a member's health is made of.
Clinical
- Medical history
- Laboratory results
- Imaging
- DICOM
- Medications
- Genomics
- Fertility data
Sensors and devices
- Wearables
- Oura
- WHOOP
- Garmin
- Apple Watch
- Continuous glucose monitoring
- Body composition
Lifestyle
- Fitness
- Movement
- Nutrition
- Sleep
- Recovery
- Skin
- Hair
- Lifestyle data
Architecture
Interoperable by design.
The platform is designed around interoperable standards where applicable, including HL7 FHIR, DICOM and regional health-information interoperability requirements.
SEKO does not assume access to external health systems. Any connection to third-party or national infrastructure will depend on formal agreements, regulatory permission and member consent.
Principles
- Member-controlled consent and visibility
- Data minimisation in shared spaces
- Auditability of clinical decisions
- Portability of the member's own record
- Security and access governance by design
Digital Health Twin
A continuously updated representation of the member's health data, designed to support better clinical and lifestyle decisions.
- Trends
- Risk factors
- Fitness
- Body composition
- Sleep
- Recovery
- Cardiometabolic health
- Selected biomarkers
- Imaging
- Hormonal health
- Nutrition
- Health actions
The Health Twin is a decision-support representation, not a prediction of the future. SEKO makes no deterministic claims about individual outcomes.
AI Physician Orchestrator
From data to action.
The AI layer does not simply display dashboards. It synthesises longitudinal data and coordinates the next appropriate step for the responsible physician to review.
AI sees the whole picture. Physicians remain responsible for clinical decisions.
Worked example
Falling ferritin. Heavier menstruation. Reduced training performance.
- 01Detect the relevant pattern across sources
- 02Prepare structured clinical context
- 03Recommend an appropriate evaluation
- 04Coordinate testing and consultation
- 05Physician reviews and decides
- 06Follow-up is scheduled and tracked