Continuous cardiovascular prevention
A continuous cardiovascular prevention platform connecting risk assessment, diagnostics, clinical guidance, connected devices, behaviour change and monitoring, so every detected risk can lead to sustained action and measurable progress.
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Cardiovascular health first
Continuous prevention by design
Designed with specialists
Guideline-based clinical logic
Member dashboard
Today · prevention plan
10-yr CV risk
12.4%
↓ 3.1Moderate · reassessed 12 Sep
Home BP · 7-day
128/81
14 of 14 measurements taken
Adherence signal
84%
Pill box and refill, last 30 days
Today's actions
2 / 4 done
Zoe: your evening readings are 6 mmHg lower this week. Keep the same routine before your next review.
Illustrative product interface
02 · One ecosystem
The platform connects employers, insurers, healthcare providers and public-health systems around one continuous prevention journey, while giving every person one simple place to understand and manage their health.
Identify risk earlier, improve follow-through, and help members take the actions that reduce preventable health risks.
See the organisation dashboardTurn population screening into continuous risk management, follow-up and measurable preventive action.
See the population dashboardKnow your risks, understand what to do next, and get practical support to actually do it.
See how it works03 · The reality
No. 1 source 1
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death worldwide.
19.8M source 1
People died from cardiovascular disease in 2022, approximately 32% of all deaths globally.
80% source 2
The World Heart Federation states that 80% of cardiovascular disease deaths are preventable.
77% source 3
77% of adults with hypertension do not have it under control.
The problem is not that we know nothing about cardiovascular risk. The opportunity is to make prevention happen consistently, before risk becomes disease.
04 · How it works
The platform combines health history, personalised diagnostics, clinical guidance, connected data and behavioural support in one continuous cardiovascular prevention journey.
Step 01 · Understand
Build a detailed health profile from anamnesis, medical history, previous results, lifestyle and available health data.
05 · The action gap
Once cardiovascular risk is identified, the next challenge is sustained adherence across medication, measurements, diagnostics, physical activity, nutrition and follow-up.
~50% source 4
Medication discontinuation approaches 50% within two years after the first antihypertensive prescription.
31% source 5
Nearly one-third of adults worldwide, around 1.8 billion people, do not achieve recommended levels of physical activity.
2×+ source 6
Average global salt intake is about 11 g a day, more than twice the WHO recommendation of less than 5 g. Excess sodium was associated with an estimated 1.7 million deaths in 2023.
One system should connect risk detection, action, adherence and measurable change.
See it in the dashboards06 · Dashboards and continuous monitoring
Dashboards are a primary product surface, not a secondary reporting feature. They make the relationship between risk, recommended actions, actual behaviour and health change visible over time.
Member view · 90-day cardiovascular record
Illustrative dataHome blood pressure · 90 days
Systolic average per week, mmHg
Measurement consistency
91% of scheduled measurements completed
Key markers
Medication adherence
84%
Pill-box signal, 30 d
Physical activity
168 min / week
Goal 200 min · trending up 4 weeks
Next in the plan
Open clinical flag
Three evening readings above 150 mmHg in 10 days, escalated to the care team for review.
07 · Cardiovascular focus
Cardiovascular disease rarely develops in isolation. Blood pressure, cholesterol, glucose, weight, physical activity, smoking, sleep, medication adherence and other factors interact over years.
These signals are brought together to manage cardiovascular risk in context and support action on the factors driving that risk.
Cardiovascular prevention is the first clinical focus, not the boundary of the platform.
CV RISK
in context
08 · Meet Zoe
Medical recommendations are useful only when people understand and act on them. Zoe turns complex health information into practical everyday guidance: understanding a result, knowing what matters today, preparing for a consultation, and following through on nutrition, activity, sleep, measurements and follow-up.
Zoe operates within the platform's clinical knowledge layer, established guidelines, peer-reviewed evidence and behavioural-science principles. The medical logic is designed with leading specialists and continuously monitored and developed with them.
AI does not replace medical care. It makes prevention easier to understand and easier to follow.
Zoe
Connected to your health record
From your record
09 · Science
Preventive medicine still has major unanswered questions, especially around adherence, sustained behaviour change, longitudinal risk, and how digital interventions should work in real life.
The Science fund identifies high-value research questions, brings together research teams, funds studies, and orchestrates collaboration around the areas where better evidence can improve prevention.
The purpose is simple: generate better evidence for how prevention actually works outside the clinic.
Priority research areas
08
10 · Insights
Continuous filtering of preventive-health research, guidelines and news: what the evidence says, how strong it is, and whether it changes anything today.
Behaviour changePeer-reviewed review
Discontinuation approaches 50% two years after a first antihypertensive prescription, and non-adherence estimates range from 27 to 40%.
European Journal of Preventive Cardiology, 2025
Original source
Physical activityWHO global surveillance
Around 1.8 billion adults do not reach recommended levels of physical activity. Activity is one of the few factors that moves blood pressure, weight, glucose and sleep at the same time.
WHO, updated periodically
Original source
NutritionWHO fact sheet
Global mean intake is about 11 g a day against a WHO recommendation of less than 5 g, and an estimated 1.7 million deaths in 2023 were associated with excess sodium.
WHO, updated periodically
Original sourceNo miracle claims. No longevity hype. The original evidence is linked whenever it is available.
11 · Privacy and trust
Health information is deeply personal. The platform is designed around secure handling of medical information, controlled access and clear consent, so you understand when information is shared, why, and who can access it.
Noreon will never build its business around selling your health information.
Controlled access
Role-based access to clinical data
Secure handling
Encryption in transit and at rest
Clear consent
Explicit, revocable sharing choices
Data portability
You keep your own record
For organisations
Build a preventive-health programme that goes beyond screening and helps members act on their risks every day.
For members
Invited through your employer, insurer, healthcare provider or public programme? Build your health profile, follow your plan and see your progress over time.
One system. From risk detection to lasting change.
Noreon's medical logic and care pathways are designed with leading specialists, and continuously monitored and developed with them.