Helping young people feel understood in primary care
Emotional distress is not always easy to put into words. For young people, concerns about mood, stress, sleep or physical symptoms can be difficult to explain in a short consultation. For GPs, understanding how those concerns fit together takes time and relevant information.
UIZ.CARE connects young people aged 15–24 with their healthcare professionals through structured intake, well-being check-ins and permission-based information sharing. It helps young people prepare for conversations about their health and gives professionals an organised view of their reported symptoms, circumstances and changes over time.
Our approach brings emotional and physical well-being into the same conversation. Through the youth application and GP portal, information can support preparation before a consultation and continuity between contacts. The Peace Score, our developing well-being-scoring framework, helps organise that information into understandable summaries.
Technology supports the relationship between the young person and the professional. Clinical judgement remains with the healthcare professional, and young people choose whether to connect compatible devices and share information.
Built with users. Developing through evidence.
UIZ.CARE has been shaped by healthcare professionals, young people and real-world feasibility testing. That experience has informed the platform’s usability and workflows, while highlighting the importance of straightforward onboarding and sustained participation.
Our mission
To make mental fitness a natural part of care for Generation Z by bridging primary care and the communities where young people live, learn and connect.
Healthcare is our core focus. We also explore clearly scoped collaborations with municipalities and organisations supporting youth well-being.