VOLO Scores are designed for individuals, clinicians, health and wellness companies, employers, and researchers seeking deeper health insights. Unlike rules-based scores that lack data-driven science, VOLO Scores are based on the relationships in data and actual health outcomes.

Join our waitlist to be among the first to access your VOLO Score. Scores can be obtained by entering basic information, uploading a blood test, or ordering a blood test through our system.

Biomarker strength indicates how strongly a biomarker correlates to a particular health domain, based on VOLO Health's models. Values range from 1 (weakest) to 10 (strongest). This lets you see at a glance which biomarkers contribute most to each domain.

No. The VOLO Score is not a diagnostic tool and does not replace clinical diagnosis of a patient's current health status. It provides a long-term health outlook and supports prevention, allowing clinicians and patients to intervene early to improve long-term health.

Lab reference ranges give insight into a specific biomarker value, but that view is incomplete and hard to interpret. VOLO Scores provide composite health scores across key domains, based on all biomarkers combined and their relationship to actual health outcomes — a comprehensive view of your future health risk in 10–15 years.

By identifying signals that your long-term health may be trending in the wrong direction, VOLO Scores enable proactive action before health declines and symptoms emerge. Discovering these trends early is key to making life-changing improvements.

VOLO Scores measure your long-term health outlook over time. Changes in your scores show whether lifestyle or care changes are improving your future health trajectory.

No — VOLO Scores provide clarity and insight into long-term health to support better conversations and decisions between you and your healthcare practitioner. By focusing on long-term health, they give individuals and clinicians a proactive rather than reactive system.

VOLO Scores are personalized based on age, sex, biomarkers, and population-modeled health patterns — resulting in a comprehensive assessment of each individual's long-term health.

VOLO Age reflects how healthy your body systems are compared with the average health of a large, diverse population of the same sex and chronological age. A lower VOLO Age indicates better health than the average person of the same sex and age.

The VOLO Modeled Range (VMR) is a sex- and age-specific biomarker range associated with optimal health across the domains we evaluate. It's derived from models spanning eleven major health domains over a 15-year timeframe. Traditional lab ranges typically focus on single biomarker-disease relationships; the VMR is derived from unbiased, data-driven analyses across the domains most tied to chronic disease.

Genetic data is not yet fully integrated into the standard VOLO Score, but it is actively in development and represents the next major evolution of the platform.

Most health outcomes are driven by interactions across multiple biological systems and biomarkers. Traditional reports and calculators show single biomarkers as simply 'healthy' or 'unhealthy' versus a population, rather than analyzing their impact across all health domains. Single biomarkers do not tell the full story.

VOLO Scores are built using advanced data science models trained on real-world outcomes from millions of people, uncovering deeper health patterns that traditional methods may miss. They also show what's influencing your long-term health and let you track how lifestyle changes and interventions affect it.

Health data is complex and requires deep analysis of relationships and trends to understand long-term health. Many factors — genetics, physical measurements, lifestyle, environment, and others outside lab data — also affect long-term health.

We can provide VOLO Scores with a limited set of blood biomarkers because we impute missing biomarkers from large population data — though the more biomarkers used, the better. See the list of biomarkers used to generate VOLO Scores and their prediction strength, and the 5 biomarkers we recommend adding to blood tests.

Yes — our models intelligently infer missing information using population-level intelligence, delivering insights even when data is incomplete. Some biomarkers strongly correlate with long-term health and are worth testing; see the 5 biomarkers we recommend including in your blood test to unlock your health score.

Currently we can process blood tests from Quest and Lab Corp, and we intend to add the ability to process tests from other labs.

Individual lab values are typically evaluated against population reference ranges — flagging what's abnormal but offering little insight into how those values interact or what they mean for a patient's long-term trajectory. The VOLO Score analyzes multiple biomarkers simultaneously across 11 health domains, accounting for age and sex, and surfaces the combinations quietly driving long-term risk.

VOLO Scores are generated from bloodwork, vital signs, and biometric data. Because biomarkers change over time, regular updates are essential. Every 3 to 6 months is the recommended cadence for most patients; those tracking specific interventions may draw more frequently.

VOLO Scores do the heavy lifting before the visit. Rather than synthesizing raw lab values one by one, you arrive with a clear visual snapshot across 11+ domains, with the highest-priority domains and biomarker relationships already identified. This shifts the conversation from data explanation to behavior change.

We are onboarding clinicians for the Clinician Pilot program. Contact our team to learn more about the program.

You receive VOLO Scores each time you complete a blood test order through the app or upload a blood test, and you'll see a time series of your scores for each test. We also update scores quarterly by prompting you to update basic vitals and physical measures between blood tests.

Scroll to the bottom of the home page to find the wearable devices you can contact and those currently connected. The process is simple, and we connect to most widely used wearable devices.

We treat user data with the utmost care, keeping it private and secure. We do not currently sell data, and we only use your data in ways you consent to as a member.

Measuring long-term health is vital, and the app lets you see and track your VOLO Scores over time along with information to understand what's driving your health trajectory. We also provide tools to improve your health — such as an exercise program designed to improve healthspan — plus a weekly leaderboard to see how you and friends are progressing.

No — the VOLO Wellness App doesn't replace your doctor or healthcare provider. It empowers you with a collective view of your health data and a holistic, actionable assessment of future health risk. Helps you monitor changes over time, and prepares you for more productive conversations with your provider.

We're in a testing phase to gather feedback and make improvements before our official launch. You may encounter some features and updates as we refine our services. This isn't the final product — we're looking for ways to improve and want your help shaping it.