Health Year · For districts and municipalities

The Health Year. Prevention for the whole district.

Twelve health topics in one app, for every adult in the district. Findings lead to local practices, and the district sees only anonymised figures.

Illustrative example of one resident's Health Year. She can start at any time. The year begins with a risk check that sets personal focus topics. She then completes one health topic per stage in the app: stage 1 heart and circulation, stage 2 burnout, stage 3 colon, stage 4 teeth, stage 5 allergies, stage 6 skin, stage 7 diabetes, stage 8 breast or prostate, stage 9 testicular or cervical, stage 10 infections, stage 11 lungs, stage 12 anxiety. myon.clinic reviews every check. Most show no finding. In three stages myon.clinic sends an alert with a recommendation: stage 2, elevated stress, recommendation: stress programme. Stage 7, diabetes risk, recommendation: HbA1c test at the GP. Stage 10, vaccination gap, recommendation: vaccination at the GP.
Illustrative example of one resident's Health Year. She can start at any time. The year begins with a risk check that sets personal focus topics. She then completes one health topic per stage in the app: stage 1 heart and circulation, stage 2 burnout, stage 3 colon, stage 4 teeth, stage 5 allergies, stage 6 skin, stage 7 diabetes, stage 8 breast or prostate, stage 9 testicular or cervical, stage 10 infections, stage 11 lungs, stage 12 anxiety. myon.clinic reviews every check. Most show no finding. In three stages myon.clinic sends an alert with a recommendation: stage 2, elevated stress, recommendation: stress programme. Stage 7, diabetes risk, recommendation: HbA1c test at the GP. Stage 10, vaccination gap, recommendation: vaccination at the GP.
Why now

Fewer practices, long distances. Prevention has to come to people.

More than half of the people in Germany live in rural areas. At the same time, GP posts remain vacant and many GPs will retire in the coming years. Prevention that only starts in the practice reaches too few people there.

57 %

of the population live in rural areas, which cover 91% of Germany's land.

Thünen Landatlas1
5,000 posts

GP posts are vacant nationwide, in round figures.

KBV2
40 %

of GPs are 60 or older, almost two in five.

KBV2
€185.8 m

spent by statutory health insurers in 2024 on prevention in settings such as municipalities, nurseries and schools.

GKV Prevention Report 20253
The Health Year

Twelve stages for everyone in the district. One topic per stage.

Every participant starts with a personal risk profile. The app then guides them through twelve health topics, each with a risk check, ongoing support, and results with a report.

1risk profile to start18health topics7lifestyle factors alongside

  1. Start: risk profile covering Personal data, Lifestyle, Pre-existing conditions, Family history, Quality of life.
  2. 1 / 12: Heart & circulation. How are my heart, blood pressure and metabolism doing?
  3. 2 / 12: Burnout & depression. Am I just exhausted, or is there more to it?
  4. 3 / 12: Bowel cancer & gut health. Which screenings am I entitled to, and which warning signs should I know?
  5. 4 / 12: Dental health. How healthy are my teeth and gums?
  6. 5 / 12: Allergies & asthma. Is it just hay fever, or should I get my airways checked?
  7. 6 / 12: Skin cancer & skin health. Which moles should I keep an eye on?
  8. 7 / 12: Diabetes. What is my risk of type 2 diabetes?
  9. 8 / 12: Breast or prostate cancer. Which early detection makes sense for me now?
  10. 9 / 12: Testicular or cervical cancer. What should I look out for, and which screenings am I entitled to?
  11. 10 / 12: Infection prevention & STIs. How do I protect myself, and when is a test a good idea?
  12. 11 / 12: Lung cancer & lung health. How high is my risk, and what early detection is available?
  13. 12 / 12: Anxiety disorders. Is this ordinary worry, or should I get support?
Lifestyle programmes alongside

Seven lifestyle topics. Free to add in the app.

Alongside the twelve stages, seven lifestyle topics run all year. Residents choose matching 7-day programmes themselves and start them right in the app, free of charge and with no effort for the administration.

  • Sleep
  • Nutrition
  • Physical activity
  • Resilience
  • Alcohol
  • Smoking
  • Immune system
Programme overview laid out like a shop: free 7-day programmes with a topic filter, a weekly plan and a free label on every card.

Every stage follows
‍the same principle.

No elevated risk

Stay healthy

  • Recommendations for preventive measures
  • Prevention tips and plain-language information
Moderate risk

Take a closer look

  • Recommendation for further tests
  • Information on possible consequences
  • Recommendation to see a doctor if needed
High risk

See a doctor

  • Clear recommendation to see a doctor
  • Information on the condition and treatment options
The myoncare app on a smartphone and the platform in a browser
App & platform

A health companion for everyone in the district. On any device.

Residents use the Health Year in the myoncare app for iOS and Android or directly in the browser. Content, questionnaires and reminders arrive exactly when they are relevant.

  • Start with a QR codeScan, register, get going. No IT needed at the district office.
  • App or browserNative app and progressive web app on their own device.
  • Wearables & health dataConnects to Apple Health, Google Health and Withings.
  • Check-ins & remindersShort check-ins and prompts that fit into everyday life.
  • Own resultsEvery participant sees their own results and progress.
  • Secure exchangeChat, video consultations and documents when medical follow-up is needed.
District report & privacy

Make prevention visible. Municipality by municipality.

Every check flows, anonymised, into a report for the district: participation by municipality, risk distribution and focus topics. All data is aggregated and anonymised.

Each person on the map stands for many. Their checks flow into an anonymised district report, analysed only for groups of 10 or more.

Who sees what?

Many residents. One anonymous report.

Individual results

are seen only by the person and the medical team. Medical confidentiality applies.

District

sees only anonymised, aggregated reports, never individual data. Reports require a minimum group size of 10 people.

Voluntary

Participation is voluntary and requires consent.

District report 2026 · Sample District

Participating adults
4,180
9% of adults in the district
Completed topic checks
31,200
Risk check + 12 stages
Referrals to local practices
290
count only, no names

Participation by municipality, share of adults

  • County town12%
  • Nordheim10%
  • Seefeld8%
  • Talhausen6%

Risk distribution, topic: stress

  • No elevated risk 58%
  • Moderate 31%
  • High 11%

Topic focus

  • Stress↑ rising
  • Heart health↑ rising
  • Sleep→ stable

Participation target reached over the year

0%25%50%75%68%JanMarMayJulSepNovDec

Recommendations for 2027

  • Promote the stress programme via clubs and adult education centres
  • Skin cancer screening day with the municipalities

Analysis only for groups of 10 or more. Individual results are not visible to the district.

  1. 1

    Residents

    screen themselves in the app and see their own results.

  2. 2

    Medical team

    reviews findings and recommends an assessment at a local practice. Only clinically relevant cases are referred.

  3. 3

    District

    receives a district report with anonymised figures, for example for the municipal health conference.

Benefits

Good for the people in the district. Good for the district.

For residents

Prevention that starts without a journey.

  • Twelve health topics on their own smartphone or in the browser
  • Personal recommendations instead of generic leaflets
  • A clear next step to a local practice when something is found
  • Voluntary and free of charge for participants
For the district

Health promotion you can measure.

  • A ready-made programme for all municipalities, no IT of your own
  • Anonymised district report by municipality and topic
  • Practices see patients with a clear reason for the visit
  • Fixed package price that fits the district budget
Package & Funding

One package for the whole district. At a fixed price.

The district books the Health Year as a package for every adult in the district. It can be funded from the district's own budget or together with partners.

District package
€19,900

Package price per district

  • Health Year in app and browser for every adult in the district
  • Twelve health topics and seven lifestyle programmes
  • Referral to local practices and into care pathways
  • Anonymised district report by municipality and topic
  • Promotional materials, for example QR code, flyer and poster

Term and full scope are set out in the quote.

District budget

As a voluntary health promotion service

The district funds the package directly, for example from its health promotion budget or the health region.

§ 20a SGB V

Together with health insurers

Statutory health insurers fund prevention in settings such as municipalities5 and spent €185.8m on it in 20243. Whether the Health Year is eligible in your case is something we check with you and the local insurers.

GKV Alliance for Health

Municipal funding programmes

The GKV Alliance's state programmes fund municipal projects, in Bavaria for example with up to €30,000 a year for a maximum of three years4. Target groups and conditions differ by state and programme.

This is not funding or legal advice. We will work out which route suits your district together.

From alert to care

From an alert in the app to local care.

When a check detects a finding, myon.clinic guides the resident into the right care pathway. Example: cardio-renal-metabolic syndrome (CKM).

Illustrative example: a resident goes through the Health Year. After the risk check and stages 1 to 6 with no finding, myon.clinic detects a finding in stage 7, diabetes. The resident is transferred into the care pathway for cardio-renal-metabolic syndrome (CKM): medical assessment with lab values, stage 1 is identified, the lifestyle, sleep and liver modules are added and the GP practice, obesity medicine and dietary advice are involved. Every new value leads to a new staging. Stages 8 to 12 of the Health Year continue in parallel.

What this means for your district: Findings reach local practices in a targeted way, with a clear reason. The district report only shows how many referrals there were, never who.

The same principle applies to other pathways, for example in Oncology. More on the CKM pathway: Metabolic syndrome.

Illustrative example. Every clinical decision remains with a physician; moving into a pathway requires consent.

Four steps

From the first conversation to the Health Year in your district.

  1. 1

    Agree the goals

    We discuss target groups, municipalities, funding and how to involve the public health office and local practices.

  2. 2

    Bring partners on board

    GP practices, the health region and local insurers learn how alerts will reach them.

  3. 3

    Invite residents

    Via the official gazette, town halls, pharmacies, clubs and QR code. We provide the materials.

  4. 4

    Receive the district report

    Anonymised figures by municipality and topic, for example for the municipal health conference.

FAQ

What districts want to know first.

Who can take part?

All adults aged 18 and over in the district. Participation is voluntary and requires consent.

What does the district see?

Only anonymised, aggregated analyses, and only for groups of 10 or more. Individual results are seen only by the person and the medical team.

What happens if a check raises a flag?

The app gives a clear recommendation, usually an assessment at a local GP practice. If a finding is confirmed, the person can move into a care pathway with their consent, for example for cardio-renal-metabolic syndrome.

Does this put extra pressure on local practices?

The Health Year only recommends an assessment when there is a finding, with a clear reason and the details from the app. We agree with the practices before launch how alerts will reach them.

How do we reach people without a smartphone?

The Health Year also runs in the browser. Citizen service offices or libraries work well as places to get started, and we provide materials for them.

Do we need our own IT?

No. Residents register via QR code or link and use the app or the browser. myon.clinic handles operation and data maintenance.

What does the Health Year cost?

The district package costs €19,900. Term and scope are set out in the quote, and we look at funding routes together.

Highest quality and data security.

myon.clinic runs on the myoncare platform, a Class IIa medical device under the MDR, developed by ONCARE GmbH in Munich.

  • MDR Class IIa
  • ISO 27001
  • BSI C5 attestation
  • Certified data security (IITR)
  • GDPR-compliant

The standards and certifications listed refer to the quality management system (QMS) and information security management system (ISMS) of ONCARE GmbH, which is responsible for developing the myoncare health platform. More on quality & data security

The Health Year for your district.

In 30 minutes we show you the app, the district report and the topic plan, and discuss what a pilot in your district could look like.

Sources & notes

5 sources

Research as of October 2026. Statistics may change with new releases. Map, municipalities and dashboard values are sample data.

  1. 1Thünen Institute: Landatlas, press release of 6 Dec 2016. 57% of the population live in rural areas, 91% of the land. thuenen.de
  2. 2National Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians (KBV): dossier on securing care. Around 5,000 vacant GP posts; almost 40% of GPs aged 60 or older. kbv.de
  3. 3GKV-Spitzenverband / Medizinischer Dienst Bund: Prevention Report 2025 (reporting year 2024). Settings under § 20a SGB V: €185.8m. gkv-spitzenverband.de
  4. 4vdek Bavaria: municipal funding programme of the GKV Alliance for Health in Bavaria, press release of 27 Mar 2025. Up to €30,000 a year, three years maximum. vdek.com
  5. 5§ 20a SGB V, health promotion and prevention in settings. dejure.org