AI-Powered Health Intelligence for Clinicians

Healthcare professionals increasingly work with patients who arrive with health information spread across pathology reports, questionnaires, medical records, imaging, wearable devices and their own observations about how they feel and function.

Biomarks.ai is helping bring this information together.

The AI-powered health intelligence platform has expanded its range of digital health assessments and clinician applications, giving healthcare practitioners new ways to help patients better understand different dimensions of their health and support more informed health conversations.

At the center of the platform is the Biomarks Health Profile, which brings together digital health assessments, blood and urine test results, MRI and imaging reports, health questionnaires, lifestyle information and other health data.

AI then helps transform this information into clear, personalized health insights that individuals can understand and use as part of conversations with their healthcare professionals.

One Health Profile. Multiple Dimensions of Health.

Health rarely fits neatly into a single category.

A patient experiencing fatigue, for example, may also have changes in sleep, nutrition, stress, weight, physical activity or pathology results. Someone concerned about healthy aging may want to understand cognition, hearing, vision, strength and biological age.

Biomarks.ai is designed to provide a broader view.

Individuals can complete short digital assessments and add existing health information to progressively build their Health Profile over time.

The growing range of Biomarks.ai assessments includes:

Biological Age Test – explores lifestyle and health factors associated with healthy aging.

Brain Cognitive Test – evaluates areas including memory, focus, reaction time, processing speed and decision-making.

Vision Screening Test – assesses multiple dimensions of visual performance.

Hearing Test – provides a simple digital screening of hearing performance.

Lung Breathing Test – explores respiratory and breathing performance.

Weight Health Test – helps individuals better understand factors associated with weight and metabolic health.

Psychological Formulation Test – helps organize psychological, behavioral and lifestyle factors that may contribute to an individual’s wellbeing.

Eye Wellness Test – explores visible characteristics associated with eye wellness.

Facial Wellness Test – provides AI-assisted insights into visible facial wellness characteristics.

Hair & Scalp Wellness Test – explores visible characteristics of hair and scalp wellness.

Nail Health Test – provides insights into visible nail health characteristics.

Teeth Health Test – explores visible characteristics associated with teeth and oral wellness.

Tattoo Aftercare Test – helps individuals monitor visible characteristics during tattoo healing and aftercare.

Muscle & Strength Test – explores strength, physical function and related health factors.

The suite can continue to expand as new assessments are developed, allowing different practitioners to use the parts of Biomarks.ai most relevant to their patients.

Built for Different Types of Clinicians

One of the important developments at Biomarks.ai is the expansion of the platform beyond a single type of healthcare practitioner.

Different clinicians look at health through different lenses.

A cardiologist may be interested in cardiovascular risk factors and pathology. A psychologist may be interested in psychological wellbeing, cognition, sleep and stress. A physiotherapist may be more interested in strength, mobility and physical function.

Biomarks.ai can bring these different dimensions together within the same Health Profile.

General Practitioners and Family Medicine

General Practitioners and Family Medicine Specialists can use Biomarks.ai to support a broader understanding of patient health across areas such as cardiovascular health, metabolic health, weight, cognition, respiratory health, mental wellbeing, lifestyle and healthy aging.

Health questionnaires, digital assessments and uploaded pathology can provide additional context for preventative health conversations and ongoing health reviews.

Nurse Practitioners and Registered Nurses

Nurse Practitioners, Registered Nurses, Community Nurses and other nursing professionals can use Biomarks.ai to support preventative health assessments, patient engagement and ongoing monitoring of different aspects of wellbeing.

This can be particularly useful when understanding changes in areas such as weight, cognition, hearing, vision, breathing, strength, sleep and general health.

Aged Care Clinicians and Geriatricians

For Aged Care Clinicians and Geriatricians, the ability to bring multiple dimensions of health together can be particularly valuable.

Cognition, hearing, vision, strength, mobility, weight, respiratory health and psychological wellbeing can all influence an older person’s health, independence and quality of life.

Biomarks.ai provides a way to organize these different health dimensions within a longitudinal Health Profile.

Cardiologists

Cardiologists can use Biomarks.ai alongside cardiovascular and metabolic health information, pathology results, weight assessments and lifestyle information.

The Biomarkers A–Z library also provides information across cardiovascular, metabolic, inflammatory and related health biomarkers.

Neurologists

Neurologists can draw on the Brain Cognitive Test, Muscle & Strength Test, Vision Screening Test, Health Questionnaire and uploaded MRI or imaging reports to provide patients with a broader way of organizing information relating to neurological wellbeing.

Endocrinologists

For Endocrinologists, Biomarks.ai can bring together weight, metabolic health, pathology and biomarker information relating to areas such as thyroid function, hormones, glucose regulation and nutrition.

Respiratory Specialists

Respiratory Specialists can use the Lung Breathing Test alongside health questionnaires, pathology, lifestyle information and other Health Profile data to provide additional context around respiratory wellbeing.

Dermatologists

Dermatologists have access to a growing collection of visually oriented wellness assessments including Facial Wellness, Hair & Scalp Wellness, Nail Health and Tattoo Aftercare.

These assessments can help individuals document visible characteristics and changes that they may wish to discuss with a dermatologist or other healthcare professional.

Dietitians

Dietitians can use Biomarks.ai to bring together weight, nutrition, metabolic health, lifestyle and relevant pathology information.

Nutrient and metabolic biomarkers can provide additional health context alongside dietary and lifestyle information.

Physiotherapists

Physiotherapists can use assessments relating to muscle strength, weight, physical function and general health to help patients develop a broader picture of factors potentially affecting movement, recovery and physical wellbeing.

Occupational Therapists

Occupational Therapists can draw on cognition, vision, hearing, strength and broader health information when considering the different factors that may affect a person’s everyday functioning and independence.

Psychologists

Psychologists can use the Psychological Formulation Test alongside cognitive, sleep, stress, lifestyle and broader Health Profile information.

This provides another way for patients to organize information about different factors affecting their psychological wellbeing before or between consultations.

Extending Biomarks.ai Across Mental Health and Allied Health

The potential applications extend beyond these established clinician groups.

Biomarks.ai is developing health and wellbeing assessment concepts relevant to a much wider range of healthcare and allied health professionals.

These include Psychiatrists, Psychotherapists, Counsellors, Therapists, Mental Health Nurses, Behavioral Specialists, Addiction Specialists and Social Workers.

Different assessments can focus on areas such as emotional wellbeing, psychological formulation, cognition, stress, sleep, relationships, behavioral patterns, social support and everyday functioning.

For Speech Pathologists, Biomarks.ai is also exploring speech and voice screening using a computer or device microphone, with the potential to evaluate characteristics such as speech clarity, articulation, fluency, speech rate, pausing, voice quality and communication.

For Podiatrists, foot health, mobility, nail health, strength, weight and metabolic information can potentially be brought together to provide a broader picture of factors affecting foot health and mobility.

For Sports Physicians, information about muscle strength, weight, nutrition, recovery, cognition, respiratory performance and relevant biomarkers can contribute to a more comprehensive view of health and physical performance.

For Gastroenterologists, digestive health information can be considered alongside liver, pancreas, metabolic, nutrient, inflammatory and pathology information.

For Family Planning Doctors, female health, male health, sexual health, thyroid, metabolic and nutrient biomarkers can provide additional health context.

The platform can also support healthcare professionals working across Internal Medicine, Palliative Care and Emergency Nursing, with assessments and Health Profile information adapted to the very different needs of these clinical environments.

From Individual Tests to Connected Health Intelligence

The longer-term opportunity is not simply to create more online health tests.

It is to connect them.

A hearing result viewed in isolation tells one story. Hearing information viewed alongside cognition, vision, medications, pathology, age, lifestyle and previous assessments can provide a much richer health picture.

The same applies to weight, strength, psychological wellbeing, respiratory performance and other health dimensions.

Biomarks.ai allows this information to contribute to the individual’s evolving Health Profile.

As additional assessments and health information are added, the profile can develop longitudinally, helping individuals and their healthcare professionals better understand changes across different dimensions of health.

Blood, Urine and Medical Reports Add Another Layer

Digital assessments are only one part of Biomarks.ai.

Individuals can also upload existing blood test results, urine test results, MRI and imaging reports and other health information.

Biomarks.ai uses AI to translate complex information into clearer, plain-English health insights, helping individuals better understand results and prepare more informed questions for their healthcare professionals.

Blood test information can include areas such as cholesterol and cardiovascular markers, glucose and metabolic markers, vitamins and nutrients, hormones, liver function and kidney function.

This information can then sit alongside the individual’s digital assessments rather than remaining isolated in separate reports.

Supporting Preventative, Patient-Centered Care

The role of Biomarks.ai is not to replace clinicians.

It is to help individuals better understand and organize their health information while giving healthcare professionals another way to engage patients around preventative health.

A patient may complete a cognitive assessment before seeing a neurologist, review their strength and mobility before talking with a physiotherapist, explore psychological wellbeing before seeing a psychologist, or upload pathology results before discussing them with their GP.

The clinician remains responsible for clinical assessment, interpretation, diagnosis and treatment.

Biomarks.ai helps make the information surrounding those conversations more accessible.

A Growing Platform for Healthcare Practitioners

As Biomarks.ai continues to expand, the platform is increasingly becoming relevant across primary care, specialist medicine, nursing, mental health, allied health and aged care.

Clinicians who can potentially incorporate Biomarks.ai into patient engagement and preventative health workflows include:

General Practitioners, Family Medicine Specialists, Family Planning Doctors, Nurse Practitioners, Registered Nurses, Community Nurses, Mental Health Nurses, Aged Care Clinicians, Geriatricians, Cardiologists, Neurologists, Endocrinologists, Respiratory Specialists, Gastroenterologists, Dermatologists, Internal Medicine Specialists, Sports Physicians, Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Psychotherapists, Counsellors, Therapists, Behavioral Specialists, Addiction Specialists, Social Workers, Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists, Podiatrists, Dietitians and Palliative Care Nurses.

Each clinician may use different elements of the platform, but the underlying idea remains the same:

Bring health information together. Make it easier to understand. Help support better health conversations.

AI Health Intelligence for the Next Generation of Preventative Care

Healthcare is generating more data than ever before.

The challenge is turning that data into information that patients can understand and clinicians can use as additional context.

Biomarks.ai brings digital assessments, biomarkers, pathology, imaging, questionnaires, lifestyle information and other health data together within one evolving Health Profile.

For clinicians, that creates an opportunity to engage patients with their health beyond the consultation room.

For patients, it provides a clearer way to understand different dimensions of their health and prepare more informed questions for the healthcare professionals caring for them.

Biomarks.ai does not diagnose medical or mental health conditions or replace clinical assessment, professional judgement, diagnosis or treatment. Its assessments and health insights are designed to support health awareness, patient engagement and informed conversations with qualified healthcare professionals.