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Biological Age Tracker

This is the real current Biological Age Doctor Admin page with the completed demonstration record. It is completely static in this walkthrough: typing, file upload, voice/dictation, editing, buttons, publishing and clinical actions cannot be used. Biological Age Tracker functions are available after joining.

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Biological Age Tracker — quick guide
  1. Open the Patient Workspace first to see pathology/source values in context.
  2. Review the generated draft.
  3. Make any clinical edits.
  4. Approve, then publish to the patient portal.

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Biological Age Tracker — doctor workflow

Start with the patient's integrated clinical information. The quality of any generated result depends on the quality and completeness of the source information available to the doctor. Missing clinically important data can make the result partial or less complete; the system does not invent information that has not been supplied.

Open Integrated Biological Age Clinical Profile

STEP 1

Review the Integrated Biological Age Clinical Profile

Before running the tracker, review the patient's available pathology and clinical information and confirm that the biological-age data required for this patient is as complete as reasonably possible. Add or obtain missing information where clinically appropriate.

STEP 2

Order or obtain missing tests

Request any clinically appropriate pathology or biological-age biomarkers that are still required. If important inputs remain unavailable, the tracker can use the data it has, but the result may be partial rather than a complete biological-age assessment.

STEP 3

Receive results

Receive the completed laboratory and investigation results from the laboratory, patient or other authorised clinical source.

STEP 4

Upload results

Upload the supported reports/files. DrRobHealth extracts the available Australian pathology information and populates the editable tracker.

STEP 5

Review and approve

Verify every extracted value, collection date and chronological age. Correct errors and add relevant missing data before accepting the calculation.

STEP 6

Generate and edit the program

Review and tailor the generated lifestyle, nutrition, exercise and supplement recommendations for the individual patient.

STEP 7

Publish to the patient

Publish only after doctor review and approval. The final clinical interpretation remains the treating doctor's responsibility.

Integrated clinical view

Integrated Biological Age Clinical Profile

Review the patient's available integrated clinical information before running or finalising the Biological Age Tracker. Missing clinically important inputs can make the result partial rather than a complete biological-age assessment. The existing tracker calculation and publishing workflow are unchanged.

Open Integrated Biological Age Clinical Profile

Doctor workspace

Biological Age Tracker

Editable Jordan Bortz Biological Age Tracker workflow for Australian pathology upload, doctor correction, doctor-edited program/stack generation, and patient publishing.

The Biological Age Tracker workflow follows a 6-step clinical process:

STEP 1

Order Lab Tests

The doctor requests the required pathology tests and biological-age biomarkers from the patient.

STEP 2

Receive Results

The doctor receives the completed laboratory test results from the lab or the patient.

STEP 3

Upload Results

Files (PDFs, CSVs, HL7, JSON, XML, or folders) are uploaded into the platform, which extracts supported Australian pathology formats and automatically populates the editable tracker.

STEP 4

Review and Approve

The doctor verifies every extracted biomarker value, fills in any missing data or chronological age, and approves the tracker values.

STEP 5

Generate Program & Stack

The doctor customizes and edits the generated lifestyle plan, nutrition, exercise, and supplement recommendations to tailor them specifically to the patient.

STEP 6

Publish to Patient

The doctor approves the final report and publishes it directly to the patient's private portal.

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STEP 3 Upload field

Upload lab results into the editable tracker

Drag a folder, PDF/files, Excel, CSV, text, HL7, JSON or XML here. Folder upload works where the browser supports it. If AI extraction fails, the files are not lost: paste/edit the combined results manually below.

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Biological Age Tracker

Biomarker / CategoryAge TrendAustralian Reference RangeDate / latest valueUnitStatusDoctor note
Blood Sugar
🧫 C-peptide▲0.3 - 1.3 nmol/L (fasting)Date pendingMissing
🩸 Glucose▲3.0 - 5.4 mmol/L (fasting)Date pendingMissing
🍬 HbA1c▲< 5.7 % (or < 39 mmol/mol)Date pendingMissing
🩹 Insulin▲2 - 25 mIU/L (fasting; optimal < 10 mIU/L)Date pendingMissing
Lipids
🧬 Apolipoprotein A1 (ApoA1)▲/▼1.10 - 2.05 g/LDate pendingMissing
🎯 Apolipoprotein B (ApoB)▲0.55 - 1.40 g/L (Optimal < 0.90 g/L for elevated cardiovascular risk)Date pendingMissing
🟢 HDL Cholesterol▲/▼> 1.0 mmol/L (Male), > 1.3 mmol/L (Female)Date pendingMissing
🔴 LDL Cholesterol▲< 3.4 mmol/L (Optimal < 2.0 mmol/L, target varies by cardiovascular risk)Date pendingMissing
⚠️ Lipoprotein(a) (Lp(a))▲/▼< 75 nmol/L (Largely genetically determined; elevated cardiovascular risk above this level)Date pendingMissing
🔺 Triglycerides▲< 2.0 mmol/L (fasting)Date pendingMissing
❤️ Total Cholesterol▲< 5.5 mmol/L (Targeted lower based on risk)Date pendingMissing
Kidney
💪 Creatinine▲60 - 110 µmol/L (Male), 45 - 90 µmol/L (Female)Date pendingMissing
🧬 Cystatin C▲0.60 - 1.10 mg/LDate pendingMissing
💎 Uric Acid▲200 - 430 µmol/L (Male), 140 - 360 µmol/L (Female)Date pendingMissing
🧪 Urea▲2.5 - 8.0 mmol/LDate pendingMissing
Liver and Gallbladder
💧 Albumin▼35 - 50 g/LDate pendingMissing
🦴 Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP)▲30 - 110 U/LDate pendingMissing
⚡ Alanine Aminotransferase (ALT)▼< 45 U/L (Male), < 35 U/L (Female)Date pendingMissing
🔶 Aspartate Aminotransferase (AST)▲< 40 U/L (Male), < 32 U/L (Female)Date pendingMissing
🟡 Bilirubin (Direct)▲/▼< 5 µmol/LDate pendingMissing
🟠 Bilirubin (Total)▲/▼< 20 µmol/LDate pendingMissing
🌿 Gamma-Glutamyl Transferase (GGT)▲< 60 U/L (Male), < 40 U/L (Female)Date pendingMissing
🌀 Lactate Dehydrogenase (LDH)▲/▼120 - 250 U/LDate pendingMissing
Blood Health
⚙️ Ferritin▲30 - 300 µg/L (Male), 15 - 200 µg/L (Female)Date pendingMissing
🥬 Folate▼> 7 nmol/L (Deficient below; optimal 20 - 40 nmol/L)Date pendingMissing
🟥 Hematocrit (HCT)▼40 - 54 % (Male), 35 - 47 % (Female)Date pendingMissing
🩸 Hemoglobin (HGB)▼130 - 170 g/L (Male), 115 - 155 g/L (Female)Date pendingMissing
🧿 Holotranscobalamin (HoloTC)▼> 32 pmol/L (Active B12 deficiency risk below this)Date pendingMissing
🧨 Homocysteine▲< 15 µmol/L (Optimal < 10 µmol/L)Date pendingMissing
🎈 Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin (MCH)▲/▼27 - 32 pgDate pendingMissing
⭕ Mean Corpuscular Volume (MCV)▲80 - 100 fLDate pendingMissing
🧯 Methylmalonic Acid (MMA)▲70 - 270 nmol/LDate pendingMissing
🟪 Platelet Count (PLT)▲/▼150 - 400 x10^9/LDate pendingMissing
💉 Red Blood Cell Count (RBC)▼4.5 - 5.9 x10^12/L (M), 3.8 - 5.2 x10^12/L (F)Date pendingMissing
📊 Red Cell Distribution Width (RDW)▲11.5 - 14.5 %Date pendingMissing
🧲 Transferrin Saturation▲/▼20 - 50 %Date pendingMissing
🥩 Vitamin B12▼> 150 pmol/L (Low; optimal > 300 pmol/L)Date pendingMissing
🛡️ Neutrophils (Absolute)▲2.0 - 7.5 x10^9/LDate pendingMissing
📈 Lymphocyte Percentage▼20.0 - 40.0 %Date pendingMissing
🔬 Monocytes (Absolute)▲/▼0.2 - 0.8 x10^9/LDate pendingMissing
🔵 Mean Sphered Cell Volume (MSCV)▲/▼Analyzer-dependent — confirm against the reporting lab's own reference interval.Date pendingMissing
✨ High Light Scatter Reticulocyte % (HLSR%)▲/▼Analyzer-dependent — confirm against the reporting lab's own reference interval.Date pendingMissing
🟣 Platelet Distribution Width (PDW)▲/▼Analyzer-dependent — confirm against the reporting lab's own reference interval.Date pendingMissing
🩸 Plateletcrit (PCT)▲/▼Analyzer-dependent — confirm against the reporting lab's own reference interval.Date pendingMissing
Thyroid
🦋 Free T3 (fT3)▼3.5 - 6.5 pmol/LDate pendingMissing
🔷 Free T4 (fT4)▲/▼10 - 20 pmol/LDate pendingMissing
🔁 Reverse T3 (rT3)▲Assay-dependent — confirm against the reporting lab's own reference interval.Date pendingMissing
🎯 Thyroid Peroxidase Antibodies (TPOAb)▲/▼< 34 IU/mLDate pendingMissing
🚩 TSH Receptor Antibodies (TRAb)▲/▼< 1.75 IU/LDate pendingMissing
🌡️ Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH)▲0.40 - 4.00 mIU/LDate pendingMissing
Sex Hormones
🔋 DHEA-Sulfate (DHEAS)▼Age- and sex-dependent — confirm against the reporting lab's age-adjusted reference interval.Date pendingMissing
🌸 Estradiol▼Cycle-phase/menopausal-status dependent (Female) — confirm against reporting lab; < 130 pmol/L (Male)Date pendingMissing
📶 Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH)▲1.5 - 12.4 IU/L (Male); cycle-phase/menopausal-status dependent (Female)Date pendingMissing
📡 Luteinizing Hormone (LH)▲1.7 - 8.6 IU/L (Male); cycle-phase/menopausal-status dependent (Female)Date pendingMissing
🍼 Prolactin▲/▼45 - 375 mIU/L (Male), 59 - 619 mIU/L (Female, non-pregnant)Date pendingMissing
⚖️ Sex Hormone-Binding Globulin (SHBG)▲15 - 70 nmol/L (Male), 30 - 120 nmol/L (Female)Date pendingMissing
🦾 Testosterone (Free)▼196 - 636 pmol/L (Male), 1.0 - 8.3 pmol/L (Female)Date pendingMissing
🏋️ Testosterone (Total)▼8.0 - 30.0 nmol/L (Male), 0.3 - 2.0 nmol/L (Female)Date pendingMissing
Vital Signs
📏 Body Fat▲10 - 20 % (Male), 18 - 28 % (Female) — healthy range varies by age and measurement methodDate pendingMissing
Immunity
🔥 High-Sensitivity CRP (hsCRP)▲< 5.0 mg/L (Optimally < 1.0)Date pendingMissing
☀️ Vitamin D - 25(OH)D▼> 50 nmol/L (Optimally 75 - 150 nmol/L)Date pendingMissing
⚔️ White Blood Cell Count (WBC)▲/▼4.0 - 11.0 x10^9/LDate pendingMissing
Tumor
🎗️ Total PSA (tPSA)▲Age-dependent (Male only) — confirm against the reporting lab's age-specific reference interval; generally < 4.0 µg/L under 60Date pendingMissing

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Nutrition

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Vitamins & minerals

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Exercise

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Exercise

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Lifestyle

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Lifestyle

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Follow-up testing

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Nutritional support

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Evidence-informed supplements

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Evidence-informed supplements

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Doctor-only peptide review

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This Biological Age Tracker supports doctor review only. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace medical advice. All extracted pathology values, generated programs, supplements, products, peptides, prescriptions and referrals require treating-doctor review before the patient sees or acts on the information.