Your health story is yours. Full stop.
Nia understands that your health information is deeply personal. You choose what you connect, what you share, and who you share it with. We protect that trust by putting privacy, security, and responsible AI at the foundation of how Nia works.
Your health information works for you.
Your health story can include the information you choose to give Nia, from symptoms and health history to goals, clinician recommendations, conversations, and connected health data.
It’s your information. Nia helps make it useful.
You decide what comes in. And what goes out.
You choose what information you add or connect to Nia and what you choose to share.
Your health story. Your choices. Always.
Nothing about you, without you.
Nia can help bring relevant health context forward to participating care teams, but sharing happens with your permission.
Better continuity should never mean less control.
Connect what you want. Skip what you don’t.
Wearables and connected health data can give Nia additional context, but they’re optional. Nia works whether your health lives on your wrist, in your phone, or simply with you.
No wearable required. Ever.
Smart enough to help. Clear about its limits.
Nia uses AI to remember, organize, connect, and reason across your health context to provide personalized support. Nia does not replace medical professionals, independently diagnose conditions, prescribe treatment, or provide emergency medical care.
AI around your care. Never instead of it.
Your doctor stays your doctor.
Your clinicians remain responsible for diagnosis, treatment, clinical judgment, and medical decision-making. Nia helps you carry appropriate care forward and bring a better-informed version of your health story back.
Better technology should make human care stronger.
Your health. Your story. Your call.
Nia can remember more because you shouldn’t have to. Connect more because your health shouldn’t live in fragments. And help make your information useful because better continuity can lead to better conversations and better care. But your health story belongs to you. That part isn’t complicated.