What does my overall Report Card score mean?

Your Report Card score is designed to give you a quick, high-level summary of your cardiovascular health based on the data you’ve shared with Cardiogram.

📈 How the score works

• It’s a single number that summarizes your risk levels for several health conditions
• Higher scores generally indicate lower risk, while lower scores may indicate higher risk
• The score is generated using trends in your heart rate, sleep, activity, and physical profile

🧪 Not a medical test

The Report Card score is not clinically tested or FDA cleared, and it’s not meant to replace medical advice. It’s simply one data point to help you:

• Track changes over time

• Identify patterns in your health habits

• Stay motivated on your wellness journey

If you have concerns about your cardiovascular health, please speak with a healthcare professional.

❓ Want to understand your individual condition scores?

Tap on your Report Card to explore more details for specific conditions like:

• Hypertension

• Diabetes

• Sleep apnea

Each condition has its own section showing how your data compares to others with that diagnosis.

Questions about your score? Reach out to us at [email protected] — we’d be happy to help explain it.