Boston, Massachusetts | January 13, 2026
Dox Health, Inc. today announced that the United States Patent and Trademark Office has granted a U.S. patent covering the company’s foundational Health Map technology, which powers the QPER Health platform.
The patent, issued on January 6, 2026, lists Dox Health’s founder as the sole inventor and is assigned to Dox Health, Inc. The patented technology underpins QPER Health’s core approach to helping individuals improve critical health outcomes through a structured, input-output–driven health navigation system.
The Health Map technology provides a personalized framework that connects daily lifestyle inputs, including movement, nutrition, sleep, and daily steps, to measurable physiological outputs such as fasting blood glucose, blood pressure, BMI, and resting heart rate. The technology has implications for the prevention and management of chronic conditions including prediabetes, diabetes, hypertension, overweight, and obesity. This architecture enables users to move beyond fragmented health data toward a clear, holistic, and actionable path for improving long-term health outcomes.
“This patent represents years of focused work and long-term thinking,” said the founder of Dox Health. “Receiving this patent validates the technical direction we chose early on and strengthens our ability to build a durable, differentiated platform.”
The issuance of this patent marks an important milestone as Dox Health enters 2026 with growing momentum across product development, partnerships, and employer-sponsored deployments. The company views this patent as a cornerstone of its intellectual property portfolio that helps establish a defensible technological moat around its Health Map architecture, while reinforcing its mission to make sustainable and measurable health improvement accessible at scale.
Dox Health expects 2026 to be a pivotal year, with the patent grant serving as the first in a series of significant milestones planned for the year.
About Dox Health, Inc.Dox Health, Inc. is a digital health company focused on helping individuals improve long-term health outcomes through structured lifestyle interventions, connected devices, and personalized health navigation. Its QPER Health platform is designed to move users away from metric overload and weight-centric approaches toward the metrics that matter most for longevity and chronic disease prevention.
