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Best after Baseline Analysis, Deep Map, Baseline Complete, or Apex has created a reference dashboard. Continuity compares new results against prior Sentinel context.
Each Continuity review compares your new report against your previous Sentinel dashboard. Markers are classified into zones — PRIME, STABLE, DRIFT, WARNING — and the comparison shows direction and magnitude of movement between uploads, not just current values.
Biomarker zone preview · Individual markers classified into Sentinel performance zones. Continuity compares these zone positions between your previous and current reports to surface direction of change.
Continuity Lite, Plus, and Pro are each complete at their data depth. The right tier is the one that matches what you already have. Wearable data enhances interpretation within any tier but does not change the tier assignment.
Continuity Lite
Best for: Customers who want ongoing tracking between blood collections without needing new data.
Best paired with: Any first Sentinel dashboard (Baseline Analysis or Deep Map).
Continuity Plus
Best for: Customers with a standard health-screening report (Tier 1 markers).
Best paired with: Sentinel Baseline Analysis as the first purchase.
Continuity Pro
Best for: Customers with a comprehensive report including advanced markers (ApoB, fasting insulin, hs-CRP, ferritin, vitamin D, etc.).
Best paired with: Sentinel Deep Map as the first purchase.
Not sure which tier fits you? Use the Route Finder — it checks your data depth and recommends the correct Continuity tier automatically.
One report is a snapshot. Continuity turns it into a trend. Sentinel Continuity tracks whether your system is stabilizing, drifting, or becoming harder to interpret over time. It is designed for users who already have a Sentinel dashboard and want ongoing prioritization between blood tests.
Phase 1 products are based on customer-provided reports only. Blood draw and clinic/lab-supported workflows are planned for Phase 2 and are not currently active.
Continuity keeps your Sentinel map current by comparing new biomarker data against your prior dashboard, selected pathways, missing signals, and priority systems.
The output is educational and analytical. It does not diagnose disease, prescribe treatment, or replace licensed medical consultation.
Your new data is mapped directly against your previous Sentinel dashboard rather than read as if it were a first-time draw.
Shows direction and magnitude of change in core markers, not just current values.
If advanced markers are present in both reports, Continuity tracks them alongside the Tier 1 trends.
Refreshes which systems are stable, improving, drifting, or still loaded after the most recent upload.
The Optimization Priority Stack is re-ranked based on what has shifted since the previous review.
Each cycle includes notes on what to watch for in the next upload, so the comparison stays anchored over time.
Exact coverage depends on report or collection availability. Missing markers do not automatically prevent the flow, but they affect confidence and follow-up recommendations.
The same biomarker can carry different weight depending on the goal. You may choose performance, body composition, training recovery, longevity, or overlapping pathways.
Energy stability, cognitive load, recovery reserve, and output consistency.
Glycemic, lipid, liver, inflammatory, and metabolic recomposition signals.
Tissue stress, iron/oxygen transport, endocrine recovery, and systemic load.
Early vascular, renal, liver, inflammatory, and cellular drift tracking.
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Complete checkout for the selected Sentinel product.
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Use the private link to upload your report, choose pathways, and confirm consent.
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The system reads the report, maps available markers, and Exia Bio performs launch-stage quality checks.
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You receive a secure dashboard link showing scores, system resistance, missing signals, and priorities.
Continuity is strongest when paired with consistent re-testing cadence and the same pathway focus over time.
Yes. Missing markers do not automatically prevent analysis, but they reduce confidence in specific interpretation areas. The dashboard will show missing signals and limitations clearly.
The core output is a secure dashboard link because the dashboard is designed for follow-up comparison, continuity tracking, and priority refresh.
Exia Bio does not diagnose or treat medical conditions. If a result appears outside the context Exia Bio is designed to explain, users should share their original laboratory report and Exia Bio dashboard with a licensed healthcare professional.
Yes. Many users have overlapping goals across performance, body composition, recovery, and longevity. The selected pathways help Exia Bio calibrate dashboard priorities.
Proceed to checkout. After payment, use the private intake link to upload reports and complete the questionnaire.
Yes. Sentinel Continuity is designed for users who already have a Sentinel dashboard from a previous product (Baseline Analysis, Deep Map, or Baseline Complete). Continuity compares your new report against your existing baseline. It is not a standalone first-purchase product.
There is no minimum waiting period, but Exia Bio recommends waiting at least 8–12 weeks between uploads so that meaningful biological change has time to register. Uploading sooner is possible, but interpretation depth may be limited if values have not shifted significantly.
Continuity will compare the markers that are present in both reports. Markers absent from the second upload will be noted as gaps in the comparison, and interpretation confidence for those areas will be flagged accordingly.
Target release within 72 hours after complete intake and usable report upload. Turnaround may occasionally vary during the early access period.
Sentinel Continuity shows how your biomarker values and friction patterns have shifted between two data points — it does not diagnose progress, set targets, or prescribe interventions. It is an informational tool for tracking biological change over time. Please consult a qualified healthcare professional for guidance on health goals or any clinical concerns.