Conditions we support

340+ condition profiles. Built for people managing more than one.

About 51% of U.S. adults living with a chronic condition are managing two or more at the same time. Hugo Health is designed around that reality, not around a single diagnosis.

Hypertension

Affects roughly 48% of U.S. adults. Medication management, home monitoring plans, and interaction checks with everything else you take.

Obesity & metabolic health

Nutrition, medication, and lifestyle options compared side by side, coordinated with any related conditions like diabetes or heart disease.

High cholesterol

Statin and non-statin options explained plainly, with a running check against your other prescriptions.

Arthritis & autoimmune conditions

Including rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis. Tracks new biologic and DMARD options as guidelines evolve.

Depression & anxiety

Frequently managed alongside a physical chronic condition. Reports account for how treatments interact with the rest of your care.

Type 1 & Type 2 diabetes

A1C trends, medication and insulin options, and continuous glucose monitor guidance, coordinated with cardiovascular and kidney care.

Asthma & COPD

Inhaler and biologic options compared, with flare-up patterns tracked over time.

Coronary heart disease

Treatment and prevention options explained alongside any related metabolic or kidney conditions.

Chronic kidney disease

Stage-specific management options and a medication list checked for anything that could affect kidney function.

Plus 330+ additional profiles — including thyroid disorders, IBD, lupus, multiple sclerosis, chronic pain, and more. Don't see your condition? Ask us during setup.

Why a second look matters

Conditions cluster together — and so do the options worth exploring.

Chronic conditions rarely show up alone, and the default first prescription isn't always the most effective one available. A 2021 Scientific Reports study comparing real-world treatment data found a more effective alternative existed in 75–85% of cases for hypertension, type 2 diabetes, and high cholesterol alone. Your Care Report runs a similar comparison across the whole cluster of conditions you manage — not just the one your last prescription targeted.

Metabolic cluster

Type 2 diabetes · obesity · high cholesterol · hypertension · fatty liver disease

Often worth exploring

  • Continuous glucose monitoring, even without insulin
  • Personalized nutrition coaching
  • GLP-1 programs paired with behavioral support

Cardiometabolic & renal cluster

Heart failure · coronary artery disease · hypertension · diabetes · chronic kidney disease

Often worth exploring

  • Remote blood pressure & symptom monitoring
  • Pharmacist-led medication review
  • Earlier coordination between cardiology and nephrology

Mental health cluster

Depression · anxiety · chronic pain · diabetes · heart disease

Often worth exploring

  • Behavioral health integrated with physical care, not siloed
  • Digital CBT programs
  • Collaborative care models between therapist and physician

Aging & frailty cluster

Arthritis · osteoporosis · cognitive changes · hypertension · heart disease

Often worth exploring

  • Fall-prevention planning
  • Mobility-focused physical therapy
  • Home monitoring with regular telehealth check-ins

Respiratory cluster

COPD · asthma · sleep apnea · cardiovascular disease

Often worth exploring

  • Home spirometry & smart inhaler tracking
  • Remote pulmonary rehab
  • Sleep & environmental trigger tracking

These are categories worth raising with your care team, not a prescription or diagnosis. Framing informed in part by Ng et al., "Personalized treatment options for chronic diseases using precision cohort analytics," Scientific Reports (2021), and broader chronic-care management literature — read the study. Hugo Health is not affiliated with the study's authors or institutions.

The multi-condition difference

Most reports treat one diagnosis at a time. Yours won't.

If you manage two, three, or more conditions, Hugo Health checks them against each other — medications, treatment plans, and specialist recommendations — every time your report updates.

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