The Q Bio Health Dashboard integrates imaging, biomarkers, genetics, medical history, and physician-reviewed insights into a single interface — designed for clinical interpretation and long-term tracking.
Move across Circulatory, Respiratory, Immune, Digestive, and the rest from a single tab bar.
Major body systems show imaging findings and relevant out-of-range biomarkers at a glance.
Each biomarker carries its history, expected range, and a flag when it falls outside it.
Each finding is paired with the imaging slice it came from, organized chest → abdomen → pelvis, with a date selector to move across exams.
The clinical view places the MRI slice next to the panel of cardiovascular biomarkers — Total Cholesterol, HDL, LDL, Triglycerides and others — with out-of-range values flagged in red.
The same view applied to the digestive system — abdominal MRI on the left, Liver Function Tests, Electrolytes, Oncology Markers, and Liver Composition measurements on the right.
From the second visit onward, the dashboard puts each finding alongside its history — same patient, same protocol, same view, year over year. Because Constellation segments the same organs and tissues at every visit, year-over-year changes — in liver fat fraction, brain volume, or tissue composition — are real comparisons, not approximations.
Standardized acquisition means every visit can be compared directly to the last.
Each finding is marked against its prior measurement — stable, new, or for review.
Findings are read by a board-certified radiologist and written into the longitudinal record.
Because the Q Exam uses standardized acquisition and analysis, the dashboard is designed to make year-over-year changes — in areas like liver fat fraction, brain volume, or tissue composition — more visible and comparable over time.
Every biomarker carries a description, source, units, and the systems it affects.
Each measurement is plotted against its expected range, across every prior exam.
The biomarkers that move with it are surfaced inline, so context follows the click.
The Dashboard's value grows in two directions: as a longitudinal record for the individual, and as a differentiated product surface inside a partner's premium care program.
From the second exam onward, every finding can be compared to its prior measurements. The Dashboard turns a one-time exam into a longitudinal clinical relationship.
For partners, the Dashboard is the user-facing product layer of the Q Exam — a longitudinal experience that anchors member engagement between visits.
See how partners deploy the Q Bio Health Dashboard inside their care model — or book the Q Exam and start your own.