Program confirmed

Next Step: Connect Your Health Data

Your payment was completed. Start the package onboarding now so your private setup, baseline, scheduling, and current-device review can begin.

Guava Free: client-owned hub
Dexcom: regional Clarity setup
Review: scheduled, not continuous

Your program starts now

Onboarding and preparatory work begin immediately after payment. Complete the private package onboarding before connecting or uploading health information.

qEEG/neurofeedback timing

If your confirmed package includes new qEEG or neurofeedback equipment or sessions, specialist setup is generally scheduled approximately 5–6 weeks after payment. Onboarding and preparatory work begin immediately; your exact timing is confirmed in writing before enrollment and repeated in your private setup instructions.

Use what you own

A particular smartwatch, tracker, or paid provider dashboard is not required. Connect compatible phone, wearable, scale, and CGM sources already in use.

Keep credentials private

The setup never asks for Guava, Dexcom, wearable, or app passwords. Regional Dexcom clinic codes appear only in private configured instructions.

Client-controlled access

You choose what to share and for how long. The program reviews trends retrospectively during scheduled appointments and does not monitor emergencies.

Setup checklist

1. Complete your medical intakeFinish the medical and safety information required for your program.
2. Install Guava FreeUse the download option matched to your phone.
3. Connect your current wearable and health appsConnect only relevant sources and permissions.
4. Share the relevant Guava information with the clinicAuthorize the requested information for the requested period.
5. If using Dexcom, enter the clinic’s Clarity codeUse only the regional code shown in your private setup.
6. Complete setup before your baseline start dateReport a technical problem or use the secure fallback when a source cannot connect.
Never send app passwords or Dexcom credentials. For urgent medical or psychiatric concerns, use local urgent or emergency services; this program is not an emergency-monitoring service.