MONTH 01
Comprehensive prevention assessment
Clinician reviews medical history, medications, family history, and preventive-care needs; establishes an individualized medical prevention plan.
A LITTLE CLARITY. A MEANINGFUL NEXT STEP.
Your health.
A clearer
way forward.
Turn health information into something you can act on. Understand where you are, choose what matters, and see how far you’ve come.
Your health. Your priorities. Your pace.
THE BIG PICTURE, SIMPLIFIED
guidewireSAMPLE REPORT
YOUR PERSONAL CHECK-INClarity looks good
Clarity looks good
on you.
Room to improveOn track
Movement
Sleep
Daily habits
Sun protection
Start with one small change.A practical plan, built around you.
Every check-in tells a story.See your changes over time.
From a clearer picture
to a personal direction.
to a personal direction.
A GUIDEWIRE PROGRAM FOR CLINICS
One Foot
Forward
A year of care.
A healthier way forward.
A structured direct primary care package to help you build a concierge care clinic—one meaningful conversation at a time.
Bring One Foot Forward to your clinic12 monthly themesClinician-led carePersonal prevention plan
A clear direction for every month.
A 12-month clinical framework, personalized to each patient’s needs.
MONTH 02
Cardiovascular prevention
Blood-pressure assessment, cardiovascular risk evaluation, review of available results, and individualized clinical recommendations.
MONTH 03
Sleep assessment
Evaluation of insomnia symptoms, daytime sleepiness, possible sleep apnea, and contributing medications; appropriate management or referral.
MONTH 04
Diabetes and metabolic prevention
Assessment of diabetes risk, weight trajectory, nutrition, and available glucose results; individualized prevention or disease-management plan.
MONTH 05
Mental-health assessment
Appropriate screening, clinical evaluation of findings, and a treatment or referral plan with follow-up.
MONTH 06
Musculoskeletal and falls assessment
Evaluation of pain, mobility limitations, falls, and relevant bone-health risks; individualized clinical management.
MONTH 07
Respiratory health
Assessment of respiratory symptoms, tobacco use, existing respiratory conditions, and inhaler technique; cessation or management recommendations.
MONTH 08
Gastrointestinal health
Evaluation of reflux, constipation, bowel changes, nutritional concerns, and medication effects; appropriate management.
MONTH 09
Cancer-prevention assessment
Review of established risks, family history, and screening eligibility; shared decisions, screening orders or referrals, and result tracking.
MONTH 10
Cognitive and sensory concerns
Clinical assessment of reported memory, hearing, vision, or functional changes; medication review and appropriate referral.
MONTH 11
Genitourinary and reproductive health
Assessment and primary-care management of urinary symptoms, sexual-health concerns, and relevant reproductive or menopause issues.
MONTH 12
Annual clinical reassessment
Review of progress, medications, outstanding findings, screening and vaccination needs; updated medical prevention plan.
Build a clinic around continuity.
Give your team a year-round framework for thoughtful visits, personal priorities and ongoing follow-up.
Let’s build your programMonthly themes guide the program. Clinical care is individualized by the treating clinician.
Health made visual Priorities chosen by you Progress over time Better care conversations
THE VALUE OF MEDICATION REVIEWS
Better care.
Measurable potential.
$1→$18.50
Reported return per dollar invested
An enhanced medication therapy management program reported an $18.50 return for every $1 spent.
Peasah et al., 2021 · Read study ↗$3,700+
Lower annual spending per patient
A Minnesota study observed a $3,768 decrease in annual health expenditures per patient after medication therapy management.
Isetts et al., 2008 · Read study ↗32%
Lower risk of an ER visit
A meta-analysis found a 32% relative reduction in ER visit risk with community pharmacist medication reviews in adults 65+ taking multiple medicines.
Tasai et al., 2021 · Read study ↗Results from separate published studies of medication review and management services, not measured Guidewire outcomes. Results vary by population and program; savings are reported in US dollars.
MEET GUIDEWIRE
A foundation for the
future of healthcare.
Watch our introduction to Guidewire
and enhanced medication reviews.
MEET YOUR GUIDEWIRES
A clearer picture.
For the health that matters to you.
Focused tools that help you move from
“What does this mean?” to “What’s next?”
LIFESTYLE & PREVENTION01
Cancer Seeker
See your habits and exposures in a new light. Explore your report, understand the context, and choose the changes you want to work on.
Visual comparisonsPersonal prioritiesRepeat check-ins
Health education. Does not detect or diagnose cancer.
DIABETES CARE02
Guidewire Diabetes
Bring your readings and care targets into one clear view. Focus on the areas that need attention and prepare for a more useful care conversation.
Care targetsActionable reportsChanges over time
Use your report alongside guidance from your care team.
Apps open in a new tab on Guidewires.org.
LESS OVERWHELM. MORE DIRECTION.
Three steps.
One more informed you.
You don’t have to change everything at once.
Start with a clearer understanding.
01
See where you stand.
Answer focused questions and bring together your relevant health information. Your report makes the picture easier to understand.
02
Choose your next step.
Select the areas you want to improve. Get a focused summary built around your priorities, with practical steps to discuss and take.
03
Keep the story going.
Return for another check-in. Compare different dates, notice what has changed, and decide where to focus next.
TAKE A CLOSER LOOK
Not just information.
A place to begin.
Explore a sample. Switch check-ins.
Choose a priority and see your next step.
YOUR PERSONAL REPORT
How your habits measure up.
Viewing
Sub-optimalOptimal
Centre = neutral Illustrative values, not a diagnosis or risk estimate.
FOR PEOPLE. AND THE PEOPLE WHO CARE FOR THEM.
A better conversation
starts with a
clearer picture.
Make room for what matters at your next appointment. A visual report can help you explain your priorities, ask more focused questions, and revisit your plan together.
Explore a sample reportMY NEXT CONVERSATION
“Here’s what I’d
like to work on.”
01
What needs my attention?
02
Which change feels manageable?
03
A little preparation. A more personal conversation.When should we check in again?
BESPOKE HEALTH APP DEVELOPMENT
Built around your needs.
At incredible speed.
When patient and payor needs evolve,
your health tools should keep pace.
Guidewire builds bespoke health apps at incredible speed, turning real patient needs and payor priorities into practical digital tools. We combine clinical insight with AI-assisted development to rapidly create and refine apps around the people you serve, the gaps you want to address, and the outcomes you want to measure.
Explore what we buildFor patients.
Clear education, personal check-ins, and practical guidance designed to help people understand their health and stay engaged between visits.
For payors.
Tools tailored to your population and care priorities, with a focus on identifying care gaps, supporting prevention, and tracking meaningful measures of progress.
Built to respond.
Move quickly from a defined need to a working prototype, then refine with patient and stakeholder feedback. Shape each app around your workflow and review requirements.
WHAT WE CAN BUILD
Patient education · Medication review support · Disease management check-ins · Care gap questionnaires · Personal health reports
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Clarity,
from the start.
What is Guidewire Health Apps?+
Guidewire is a collection of focused health tools that turn questionnaires and health measurements into visual reports. Cancer Seeker explores lifestyle habits and exposures. Guidewire Diabetes brings diabetes-related readings and care targets into a report you can use with your care team.
Does Cancer Seeker test for cancer?+
No. Cancer Seeker is an educational questionnaire and report. It does not analyze a biological sample, detect cancer, or provide a diagnosis. It does not replace recommended screening or an assessment of symptoms.
What do the report colours mean?+
The reports use a visual scale to show how an answer or measurement relates to the app’s reference or target. Red indicates an area that may need attention, yellow is neutral, and green is closer to the target. These displays are not probabilities of developing a disease.
Can I compare my progress over time?+
The apps support repeat check-ins and comparisons across dates. Use the same patient profile and keep your saved reports or assessment files so you can revisit earlier results. The sample above demonstrates how two check-ins can look different.
Does a report replace advice from my clinician?+
No. Guidewire helps organize information and identify topics for discussion. Individual targets and the right next steps depend on your circumstances. Review clinical decisions with your care team, and do not change prescribed medicines based on a report alone.
Do I need to enter health information to try this website?+
No. The interactive preview uses fictional data. Selecting priorities here does not create a patient record or submit health information. Opening a Guidewire app takes you to its separate questionnaire and report experience.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER STARTS WITH A LITTLE CLARITY.
Find your way forward.
Choose the Guidewire that meets you where you are.
Find your appLET’S TAKE THE NEXT STEP.
Contact us.
Interested in bringing One Foot Forward to your clinic? Tell us about your practice, your patients, and what you’d like to build.
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