BYOD wearables
Apple Watch, Fitbit, Oura, Whoop, Garmin via HealthKit. No new hardware to manage during treatment.
A daily companion for breast cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers. Wearable signals plus 60-second check-ins, summarized as a trend over time.
Built around treatment fatigue. Bring your own wearable. Share with your care team only when you want to.
Wellness and patient-engagement product. Not a medical device. Does not diagnose, treat, or prevent disease.
Breast cancer survivors carry a sustained symptom burden (fatigue, neuropathy, sleep disruption, and cognitive load) that traditional 3-month visits under-detect.
Patient-reported outcome (PRO) capture between visits has been associated with earlier symptom intervention and improved quality of life in oncology populations.
Wearable data alone is noisy. MyBC Health pairs passive wearable signals with structured PROs so the data can be interpreted.
IntelliScore is a wellness composite for self-awareness and care-team conversation. It is not a diagnostic score and does not replace clinical assessment.
Who should join
Privacy posture
Before using a product or study, review its privacy notice and sharing controls to understand where symptom information is stored and how access can be withdrawn.
Architecture, role-based access, and audit trail aligned with HIPAA. BAAs available for clinical and enterprise deployments.
You control cadence and quiet hours, with treatment-day awareness and no repeated prompts.
IntelliScore is a self-awareness composite, not a diagnostic score, and it is meant to be brought back to your oncology team.
MyBC Health is a product of Precognitive Health, LLC, built on ONEHealth™.