Lavender
the long viewMost health software summarises one result panel. Lavender reads the trajectory — baseline, slope, variability, and threshold crossings over years of laboratory results — and turns it into a small set of prioritised, evidence-cited prevention insights. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or replace a clinician.
The data is already there
Periodic occupational examinations are compulsory, paid by the employer, and repeated on the same people every year with the same panel. Multi-year trajectories accumulate on their own — and are almost never read as one story.
Lavender starts there: fasting glucose, HbA1c, lipids, kidney and liver markers, blood pressure, body-mass index — the panel a laboratory network already runs — with type-2 diabetes and prediabetes as the first condition it watches for.
Every insight traceable
Each recommendation carries its evidence source, its model version, and the exact patient features that triggered it — or it is not shown. A clinician can follow any single insight back through the guideline to the reading.
A risk flag states its own precision in the same view, in plain words. The language model explains approved findings without alarm; it never originates a medical claim.
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The timeline, never summarised away
Every measurement with its value, unit, date, and the reference range that applied — raw values are never hidden behind an AI summary.
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The longitudinal profile
Baseline, rate of change, variability, persistent abnormality, and crossings — the pattern across years that a single visit cannot show.
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A prevention plan
A few prioritised actions, each answering: what to pay attention to, why, what changed, what can be done, what to monitor, and when to talk to a clinician.
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Population context, no other person's record
Cohort-level outcomes for comparable trajectories, built only from information available before the prediction — never an identifiable neighbour.
Lavender is the herb of the linen cupboard and the sickroom window: planted for calm, harvested year after year from the same bush, and kept to prevent rather than to cure.
Lavender watches quietly over many seasons of the same person's results and speaks early, gently, and only to prevent.