Aspect Health

Aspect Health operates a consumer digital health program that combines continuous glucose monitoring (CGM), at-home lab testing, a mobile application, and one-to-one coaching from board-certified health and wellness coaches. Its flagship offering is a PCOS plan built around identifying and addressing insulin resistance, which the company presents as an underlying driver of many PCOS symptoms. At-home lab tests are used to assess insulin sensitivity, inflammation, stress, hormonal balance, nutritional balance and cardiovascular health, while a CGM sensor streams glucose readings into the Aspect app alongside user-logged meals and symptoms; meal logging is photo-based rather than calorie-counted.

The program follows a three-stage monthly protocol described by the company as Collect, Experiment and Integrate. The first half of each month is used to run structured experiments that reveal how food, exercise, sleep and stress affect the user's glucose responses; the second half is spent converting those findings into sustained lifestyle changes with a dedicated coach. The company states the PCOS protocol was designed over roughly a year by Dr. Basma Faris (MD, MS) and reviewed against more than 15 peer-reviewed studies, and that it pairs algorithmic analysis with human coaching rather than relying on software alone.

Beyond PCOS, Aspect markets a broader women's health plan and a weight management plan, both using the same combination of CGM data, at-home testing, app-based tracking and coaching. The company also collects data from wearables and offers programs oriented toward metabolic issues such as insulin-resistance-related infertility and midlife weight gain. Aspect states explicitly that its service is not intended for diagnostic purposes.

Business model

Aspect sells direct-to-consumer subscription plans that bundle hardware (a continuous glucose monitor), at-home lab test kits, a mobile app, and ongoing one-to-one coaching by board-certified health and wellness coaches. Plans are structured around monthly cycles and are marketed as HSA/FSA-eligible, with promotional discounts on the first month and a money-back guarantee attached to the program.

Subscription program fees paid by consumers, covering the glucose sensor, at-home test kits, app access and coaching; additional CGM sensors can be purchased separately. Purchases are eligible for payment with HSA/FSA funds.

Traction

Published customer testimonials describe outcomes such as weight loss and symptom improvement over one to four months of program use, and registered dietitians have provided testimonials on the CGM and coaching experience. Reported headcount is in the 11-50 range and total reported funding is $1 million.