Health Disclaimer

Hemexa is designed to help you understand and track your health data over time not to diagnose or treat medical conditions.

Please read this carefully.

What Hemexa Is

Hemexa provides:

  • blood test coordination,

  • biomarker tracking,

  • visualisations and trend analysis,

  • educational insights about your results.

Hemexa helps you see patterns and changes in your health data so you can have better, more informed conversations with qualified healthcare professionals.

What Hemexa Is Not

Hemexa is not:

  • a medical practice,

  • a hospital or pathology lab,

  • a diagnostic service,

  • a replacement for a doctor, GP, or healthcare professional.

We do not:

  • diagnose diseases,

  • provide medical advice,

  • prescribe treatments,

  • determine clinical care.

About Your Results

Blood test results and biomarkers:

  • naturally vary over time,

  • can be influenced by sleep, stress, illness, diet, exercise, and timing,

  • may differ between labs or testing methods.

Insights shown in Hemexa are informational only and may not tell the full clinical picture.

AI & Insights

Some insights, summaries, or highlights may be generated using automated systems or AI.

These insights:

  • are educational and general in nature,

  • may be incomplete or imperfect,

  • should never be used as a diagnosis.

Always seek professional medical advice before making health decisions.

Working With a GP or ND

You may choose to share your results with a GP or Naturopathic Doctor (ND) through Hemexa.

Any advice you receive from a practitioner:

  • is provided independently by them,

  • is their responsibility,

  • is not provided by Hemexa.

Emergencies

Hemexa is not suitable for emergencies.

If you are experiencing symptoms that concern you, or believe you may be having a medical emergency, contact:

  • emergency services immediately, or

  • your local healthcare provider.

Your Responsibility

By using Hemexa, you agree that:

  • you will not rely on Hemexa as a substitute for professional medical advice,

  • you will consult qualified healthcare professionals for diagnosis and treatment,

  • you understand that health outcomes are complex and individual.

Questions?

If you’re unsure how to interpret your results or what to do next, the best next step is to speak with a qualified healthcare professional who knows your personal medical history.