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Read your early-warning signals

After a clinician-directed change, GLP-Won compares your recent logs with your own baseline and flags early warning signs.

Once you've recorded a clinician-directed change, GLP-Won watches your own logs for early signs that routines are slipping. It compares the last three weeks with a 30-day baseline of your own, usually the month before your transition date — never with anyone else.

Steps

  1. Open the Transition Center. If anything has shown up, the Worth looking at card is near the top.
  2. Read each signal and the numbers behind it — for example Food noise is up on your own baseline, Strength sessions have dropped off, Your routines are holding less well, Weight is trending up or Nothing logged for a while.
  3. Look under What you said you'd do for your own appetite-return plan. If you haven't written one, the card says so.
  4. Use your plan, and keep logging so the picture stays accurate.

Good to know

  • None of these signals is about your medication, and none is a symptom assessment.
  • The strongest signals also appear on your dashboard and can send a notification, at most once a week for the same signal.
  • When nothing has been logged for a while, that's the only signal shown, because the other comparisons need data. Days in Vacation Mode don't count as silence.
  • If weight is hidden, there's no weight signal.
  • The signals keep running for as long as you're in your post-transition window — through the checkpoints to day 180 and after them — because regain builds over months, not weeks.
  • During your post-transition window or a reported coverage lapse, if your latest weigh-in is 3 lb or more above your baseline, a separate card says so and points you to your trigger plan.
Related
  • Write your appetite-return plan
    Write your appetite-return, 90-day maintenance and question plans, then check in each week with the appetite-return drill.
  • Answer your post-transition checkpoints
    Record your day-0 baseline and the monthly checkpoints from day 30 to day 180 during your post-transition window, and what the weekly weigh-in and food-noise prompt is for.
  • Record what your clinician decided
    Write down what your clinician told you about a change in their words, pick which route they chose, then open your post-transition window when it takes effect.
Still need help?

GLP-Won doesn't give medical advice. Questions about your medication or symptoms are for your prescriber. If you think you need urgent care, call 911 or your local emergency number.