How can we help?

No. Everything we share is for education. It does not replace your healthcare professional, and we never tell anyone to start, stop, or change a treatment.

Call 911 or your local emergency number. Do not use the website, community, or app to get emergency help. See when to call 911.

Enter your email and we'll send you a one-time code. Type the code in the app to sign in. Check your spam folder if it doesn't arrive in a minute or two.

Reminders run on your phone. Make sure notifications are turned on for Bee Health Companion in your phone's settings, and that Focus or Do Not Disturb isn't blocking them.

Open the report in the app and use your phone's share option to email, print, or save it. You decide who gets it.

You can delete your account from inside the app. You can also email us from the address on your account at hello@beehealthcompanion.com and ask us to delete it. See our privacy policy for details.

Go to the community page and choose Sign in with email. We will email you a 6-digit code. The first time you sign in, you create a username. Your email stays private.

Our safety check stops posts that describe emergency warning signs (chest pain, shortness of breath, back pain, numbness, weakness, vision changes, or trouble speaking), readings higher than 180/120, treatment changes, or personal contact details. You will see the right next step instead. Only the type of alert is recorded, never your words.

Bee is an AI helper. On a member discussion, click Ask Bee for a short, general answer about everyday habits like food, activity, sleep, stress, or measuring at home. Bee only uses the American Heart Association, CDC, and NIH, and shows the sources it used. It never gives medicine advice or a diagnosis. If you think an answer is wrong, report it and a moderator will review it.

Not yet. If you're interested, contact us. We'll share updates as we explore partnerships.