AthletiQ · for the one who trains
AthletiQ is the first thing that reads both. Wearable telemetry and clinical bloodwork, fused into a daily readiness assessment you can take apart. For the person in the family who trains harder than they rest.
AthletiQ does not diagnose. It surfaces findings, puts them in context, and tells you when something needs a doctor.
Wearables are good at telling you something is off. They are bad at telling you why.
A low readiness score could be overtraining, a bad night, the start of an illness, or low iron. The watch cannot tell those apart. Your bloodwork can. AthletiQ reads your Garmin or fitness app alongside a clinical blood panel and shows you the connection: which number in your blood lines up with the pattern in your training.
Every finding can be taken apart. You see the data behind it, not just a verdict. And when something falls outside what training explains, AthletiQ says so and points you to a doctor.
The same home visit as RiskScore. A nurse draws a fasting sample at your door; Medi Linx runs the panel.
Create an account at athletiq.care and connect your Garmin or fitness app. Your sleep, heart rate and training load begin to flow.
Your blood results land in AthletiQ beside your training data. The daily readiness view now has a reason behind it.
Adjust training when the cause is training. See a doctor when AthletiQ tells you the cause is not.
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Bloodwork drawn at home and run by Medi Linx. App access at athletiq.care.
No. It surfaces findings, puts them in context, and tells you when something needs a doctor. A physician reviews the bloodwork, as with every Gift of Life service.
Garmin and the common fitness apps. Check athletiq.care for the current list.
That depends on your training and your first results. Many athletes repeat it each season; AthletiQ will tell you when a number is worth rechecking.
You can create an account at athletiq.care and connect your wearable today. The bloodwork is what gives the readiness view its reasons.
One home visit. A blood panel built for people who train. Then connect your watch.