We are building An: a health-analysis platform that connects the data families already generate, analyzes it in depth over time, and identifies health risk early — while lifestyle change and timely check-ups can still make a difference, not at the hospital door. An begins with Vietnamese families and is designed from the outset for many countries and languages.
Health data is scattered across phones, watches and paper lab results — or never collected at all. And where data does exist, very little of it is analyzed in depth, with evidence a family can trust. An is built to close both gaps.
Phones, wearables, home measurement devices and lab results are unified into one health record per person, normalized to FHIR — the interoperability standard used by health systems worldwide.
Personal longitudinal baselines, published risk frameworks and population statistics turn raw data into periodic in-depth analysis. Every conclusion states its evidence and its confidence.
Reports the whole family can understand, delivered early enough to adjust habits, schedule a check-up and act — rather than react to an emergency.
People in Vietnam aged 60+ in 2026 — about 16% of the population (Ministry of Health / UNFPA)
Gap between life expectancy (74.7 years) and healthy life expectancy (~65.4) — years lived with illness
Of older adults live with at least one adult child, while co-residence steadily declines (PHAD 2020)
In remittances sent home each year — care across distance is becoming the norm for Vietnamese families
An's primary goal is social: to move everyday healthcare from reaction to prevention. Genuine community value earns the trust of families — and the support of the health and technology partners whose data and platforms make rigorous analysis possible.
We work with health-technology and cloud partners, and participate in startup and hackathon programs, so that An is built on validated medical technology rather than reinvention — and is evaluated in the open.
An will be released publicly on the App Store and Google Play. Subscriptions from families who need deeper analysis sustain a free community tier for older people who live alone or on low incomes.