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Built for U.S. lab reports

Health data,
read like a report.

Pulsehealth is a Boston company. We turn lab numbers, heart-rate zones, and screening timelines into something you can actually read — AHA, CDC, and USPSTF ranges, no hospital theater.

RESP. RATE — 24H

ECG — LEAD II

Heart rate 72 bpm

PANEL SUMMARY

Glucose 94 mg/dL
LDL 102 mg/dL
SpO₂ 98%

Built around four U.S. care areas

Every tool and article on Pulsehealth traces back to one of these four areas, using the same ranges a U.S. clinic prints on a lab sheet.

Cardiology

Heart-rate zones, AHA blood-pressure categories, and lipid-panel context.

Metabolic

CDC BMI bands, BMR, fasting glucose, and thyroid panel context.

Preventive Care

USPSTF screening timelines, adult vaccines, and checkup cadence.

Pharmacology

FDA OTC label ranges and interaction basics — never a prescription.

Clinical report panel on a monitor

U.S. REFERENCE TOOLS

Four calculators, one consistent report format

Heart-rate zones, BMI/BMR in pounds and inches, a general risk screen, and FDA OTC label ranges — every result formatted like the lab sheet it is meant to sit next to.

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U.S. ARTICLE DESK

A report library, organized like a chart

Twelve articles across cardiology, metabolic health, preventive care, and pharmacology — searchable, filterable, written for American lab printouts.

Browse the library
Clinician reviewing structured report data

Have a question a report can't answer?

The Boston desk can help you read a tool result, find the right article, or point you toward the kind of specialist a U.S. PCP would name. Not a clinic. Emergencies: 911.

Contact the Boston team