Counted Health is a burden-mapping tool built on public federal data. It is not a diagnosis and gives no medical advice.

The five burden regions

The map has five regions.

Every point on the map is a real person from a large national health survey. We line everyone up by how much health burden they carry, then split them into five equal groups — from the lowest burden to the highest. These are groups, not diagnoses, and not clusters a computer “found.” Explore each region below.

The climb

33%Q1
41%Q2
49%Q3
57%Q4
72%Q5

The five regions

Q1 · Low burden

Most systems in normal range; feels well.

33%
of people here live with a chronic condition
Q2 · Early drift

A symptom or one marker starting to move.

41%
of people here live with a chronic condition
Q3 · Mixed signals

Some fatigue or mood plus a couple of markers drifting.

49%
of people here live with a chronic condition
Q4 · Multi-system strain

Several systems clearly off together.

57%
of people here live with a chronic condition
Q5 · High, hidden burden

Tired, inactive, metabolic and inflammation markers up together — feels unwell but often told the tests are normal.

72%
of people here live with a chronic condition

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