Acquisition gets them in the door. StickyHealth helps them stick around.
Your white-labeled patient app is there for people through the weeks that decide whether they stay. Your operator console reads the same signal and shows you who could use a hand and who is ready for what’s next — early enough to act on both.
Your brand, your store, your coach — on iOS, Android and web,
or embedded in your own app with our SDK.
Most cash-pay patients churn at about four and a half months — and the steepest fall is in the first 30 days, when they need the most attention. Acquisition costs you the same whether they stay two months or twelve, so every extra month is margin on a patient you have already paid for.
The median exit and the first-month fall are StickyHealth data. The curve between those points is illustrative.
Most brands carry multiple offerings, and the patients who would say yes are already customers — the one whose energy is flat, the one asking what happens once they hit goal. That readiness shows up in a conversation, not on a campaign calendar, so the offer tends to go to everyone or to no one.
The upside is that you have already paid for these patients. Every second product they take is revenue with no acquisition cost attached — which is exactly what StickyHealth is built to surface.
One relationship generates the signal, and the same signal drives the play. The coach is both the support and the sensor.
STEP 1 — SUPPORT
A 24/7 coach through side effects, questions and motivation dips. Daily check-ins, habits, food and wearable data — all under your brand, on iOS, Android and web.
~5 sessions per week, per active patient
STEP 2 — DETECT
Adherence, symptoms, sentiment and engagement resolve into a retention and readiness read on every patient — scored nightly, not quarterly.
Behavioral signal, not billing data
STEP 3 — INTERVENE
Next best actions ranked by urgency and impact, routed to the right owner. A severe-symptom escalation always outranks a revenue offer.
Accept, decline or snooze — one click to act
The app
The console
Cross-sell opportunities
Grouped by what you'd sell · 5 candidates
Felix Lopez
He's reported feeling tired four times in two weeks, and NAD+ Injection is your energy & recovery product.
Sable Stavros
Low energy in her last three check-ins, with steps down across the same period.
Hugo Ingram
He's logged poor sleep on nine of the last fourteen nights, and Sermorelin is your sleep & recovery product.
Yuki Underwood
She hit her goal, and asked her coach twice about what to do next.
Demo data.
Engagement is the leading indicator. These are the numbers from our platform to date.
Twelve programs and 132 medication products are already mapped, so a second offering is configuration rather than construction. Send us your catalog and we light it up.
A fast pilot on a simple agreement. All the implementation work is on us. No work for you.
Platform
The app owns the daily relationship, the console turns it into action, and the brain underneath is what makes either of them worth having.
Patient app
A coach that answers at 9pm, a check-in that takes a minute, and a picture of their own progress worth coming back for — all under your brand, on iOS, Android and web. Everything they log becomes the signal your team works from.
It’s there in the moments that decide everything. The journey is won at 9pm on a Tuesday in week three — side effects flaring, motivation dipping, nobody to ask. Nobody can staff that. Ours is there every night, for every patient.
Deployed under your name and design — your patients never see StickyHealth. Live in production, SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA compliant. Screenshot from a real build.
Operator console
Everything the app produces, in front of whoever should act on it — one queue, ranked by what matters most today, with a plain-English reason on every row. All of it computed from your patients’ real activity. Nothing is guessed.
The Pulse tab, customer-operator view. Demo data.
AI brain
Underneath both surfaces is a clinical map we authored by hand: every medication we support, the symptoms it tends to produce, when each one is expected, what helps, and the point at which it stops being routine. The statistics run first and the AI narrates the result — so the judgment is a lookup, not a guess.
17,899
hand-authored clinical relation rows — not content a model generates on the fly
132
medication products across 26 molecules, with dosing ladders and titration schedules
78
symptoms mapped to remedies, with red-flag escalation rules on every protocol
NIH · FDA · Mayo
validated row by row against published references, over 3.5 years of calibration
Week 2
Nausea on semaglutide is expected here. The coach says so, and offers what helps — smaller meals, ginger, fluids — then keeps watching.
Week 6
The same symptom, severe and sustained, is no longer expected. The coach stops coaching and routes the patient to your care team in one message.
The point
That judgment is a lookup, not a guess. It is the difference between a chatbot and a platform — and it isn’t something you, or a developer, can stand up over a weekend.
We rent the model — that’s not the IP. The IP is the map, the measurement engine and the calibration record: the years a weekend can’t compress.
SDK
Our own patient app is built entirely on our SDK — there is nothing in it you cannot have inside your product. Ship the whole experience under your name, or drop the pieces you want into the app your patients already have. Whichever route you take, it’s the same components and the same brain behind them.
Company
StickyHealth is built and run out of Washington by people who spent their careers on patient journeys, health data and enterprise-grade delivery.
Founder & CEO
Steve was Chief Product Officer at OpenLoop, where every customer he met was struggling with the same gap: the months after the prescription, where nobody owns the relationship. Before that he led patient-journey data work at Accolade, and built and scaled products at Salesforce, Tableau and Microsoft.
He led the product pivot that became StickyHealth while serving as Miri’s Chief Product Officer — repositioning the platform from a general wellness companion into a coach for patients on direct-to-consumer medications — and then acquired it. It is a related-party transaction, and we would rather say so plainly.
Engineering
Engineering
Engineering
Marketing
Advisor & investor
Co-founder of Concur, which he helped build from nothing into a category and a $8.3B acquisition.
Advisor
President and COO at SentinelOne, previously Chief Revenue Officer at Stripe.
Advisor
Founder and CEO of Miri, who built the wellness app StickyHealth runs on.
Why StickyHealth
Direct-to-consumer wellness brands are excellent at the transaction. The months afterwards — where the patient decides whether any of it worked — belong to nobody.
Week one is hopeful.
Week two brings the first side effect — and the first real question.
Week four, a question at 9pm.
Week six, the scale stalls and motivation could use a push.
Week ten is where good support shows up in the reorder.
is the median cash-pay run today. The steepest drop is in month one — which is also where a little attention pays back fastest.
StickyHealth data
Most of that happens weeks before it ever reaches billing. Which means there is a long, quiet window where showing up changes the outcome.
Your systems are good at telling you what happened. The part that comes earlier — what is about to happen, while there is still time to shape it — isn’t captured anywhere.
Confirmed in your systems · transactional
Seen first by StickyHealth · behavioral
StickyHealth lives in the gap between the first order and the next opportunity. One relationship, held daily, that tells you what is coming while you can still do something about it.
Who it’s for
Every segment gets the whole platform — the same app, the same brain, the same console, configurable to any medication you sell. What changes is whose name is on the app, whose catalog it runs, and whose team acts on what it finds.
DTC brands
Your own app on the cash-pay rails you already run, keeping patients supported through the weeks that decide whether they stay — and turning that relationship into retention and second-product revenue.
Clinics
The months between appointments covered without adding to anyone’s calendar, and a queue that tells your front desk who is slipping and who is ready for what’s next.
Platforms
Add a branded support and intervention layer to every brand you power, from your own catalog — deeper retention for them, more revenue per account for you. Or embed the whole thing in your existing app with our SDK.
Beyond GLP-1
A second program usually means a second build — new protocols, new symptoms, new escalation rules. That is what makes brands wait. On StickyHealth it is configuration, not construction.
Every one of these already has its medications, dosing ladders, symptoms and escalation rules authored and validated. Nothing to build.
You already paid to acquire these patients. Reaching them again costs nothing. When someone tells the coach they are tired, not sleeping, or asking what comes next, that is a warm opening for something else you already sell — surfaced to your team with the reason attached.
Want to expand beyond GLP-1, or diversify away from it? You’re covered either way — the engine does not care which program a patient is on.
Integrations
StickyHealth is built to connect — to the applications your patients already use, and to the systems your business already runs. A smoother experience on their side, and more value out of the data you already have on yours.
Wearables
Apple Health and Google Health Connect work the moment your app is live — nothing for your team to build.
Weight, sleep, steps and the rest of the synced health data land directly in the patient’s record and feed the daily read on how they’re doing.
The same picture for Android, so your Android patients are never a second-class cohort in the data.
One integration that opens up the long tail of rings, watches, scales and continuous glucose monitors.
Business connections
These take a little implementation, which we do with you during the pilot.
Purchase history flows in, so every patient record already knows what they bought and when — and confirmed second-product sales report back against the signal that produced them.
Intake and outcome surveys come into the record rather than sitting in a separate tool, so sentiment lands next to behaviour.
Connecting to your record system so the coach and the console work from the same clinical picture your clinicians do.
Panels read into the patient record to sharpen what we can say about whether a programme is working.
Embedded
Ship it as your own app, or embed the pieces you want inside the app your patients already have — whichever suits you, on iOS, Android and web.