Digital wellness guidance
Coach L provides education, encouragement, lifestyle reflection, score explanations, email follow-ups, and 90-day plan guidance.
COACH L DISCLOSURE
This page explains what Coach L is, what Coach L is not, and how users should understand digital wellness guidance inside the HPL experience.
Coach L provides education, encouragement, lifestyle reflection, score explanations, email follow-ups, and 90-day plan guidance.
Coach L is not a doctor, therapist, dietitian, personal trainer, pharmacist, emergency responder, or licensed healthcare provider.
Coach L does not monitor urgent needs. In an emergency, call 911. For U.S. mental-health crisis support, call or text 988.
Coach L is a digital wellness guidance feature built to provide encouragement, education, lifestyle reflection, and assessment-related follow-up. Coach L may appear in text notes, bottom overlay messages, emails, score explanations, progress reminders, and 90-day plan guidance.
Coach L is not a doctor, nurse, therapist, psychologist, dietitian, personal trainer, pharmacist, emergency responder, or licensed healthcare provider. Coach L does not diagnose, treat, monitor, prescribe, or provide medical, mental-health, nutrition-therapy, emergency, or safety advice.
Using Coach L does not create a provider-patient, therapist-client, coach-client, fiduciary, or professional healthcare relationship. Coach L does not replace individualized care from a qualified professional.
Coach L messages are based on assessment inputs, scoring ranges, saved progress, and general wellness content. They are not a review of your complete medical history, lab results, medications, diagnoses, symptoms, injuries, contraindications, or risk factors.
You are responsible for deciding whether any wellness information is appropriate for you. Speak with a qualified healthcare professional before changing exercise, nutrition, supplements, medications, treatment plans, sleep routines, or other health habits.
Coach L is not monitored for urgent situations and cannot respond to emergencies. If you need urgent medical care, call 911. If you are in emotional crisis or considering self-harm in the United States, call or text 988.