Rx360 · Wellness Wearable · Balance Meter · per Jamie 06-08

Useful without the band — irresistible with it

No-Wearable now productizes the questionnaire + medications into a balance-profile snapshot + the two things the user can do to build it (add meds, answer questions), and teases what the band unlocks. Step through the tiers, and open "Everything we're measuring."

From Jamie's notes

No-Wearable is a real product. The questionnaire + meds drive a balance-profile snapshot (3-band), with the two unlocks the user controls — add medications, answer the questions — shown as the things that build the profile. The band then "unlocks all the marvelous features."

Teach, don't just measure. This widget is framed as where you learn about your steadiness — e.g., "2 of your 6 medications can affect steadiness." It's the home of that information, pre-wearable.

The band-unlock teaser (emojis, dark card) is deliberately persuasive — the reason to get the band.

⚠ Needs Matilda + legal. A member-facing "potential fall-risk" snapshot from the profile pushes on the wellness lane. Built here as a "balance profile" (not "fall risk"), class-level meds ("can affect steadiness" — her approved phrasing), educational + "ask your pharmacist." Lock the wording before it ships.

+Mark II now includes Fall events · last 30 days in the suite. Sensor → Mark-path reverification + the prototype algorithm/data-flow spec are the next workstream.

Wellness lane · qualitative · never a risk number

Rx360 · Pharmacy Operations · 2026-06-08. Design: "Quiet Instrument." Sample values.