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Hi Nuno,

You can write your own Health provider - an inheritor of HealthProviderBase class

A simple example:
 

    [AddInName("My custom health provider")]
    [AddInIcon(Core.UI.Icons.KnownIcon.Calculator)]
    [AddInUseParameterGrouping(true), AddInUseParameterOrdering(true)]
    public class HealthProviderExample : HealthProviderBase
    {
        private readonly Dictionary<int, Check> CheckList = new Dictionary<int, Check> {
            { 1, new Check() { Id=1, Description = "Antispam creates hidden input fields which are filled by bots (but not users)", Name = "Antispam: Forms for Editors", CheckWhatWasRun = "/Globalsettings/System/Security/FormAntiSpam" } }
        };

        private static readonly Dictionary<int, Action<Check>> ChekActions = new Dictionary<int, Action<Check>> {
            { 1, (check) => ExecuteCheck(check, true, CheckState.Error)},
        };

        public override IEnumerable<Check> GetCheckList()
        {
            return CheckList.Values;
        }

        public override Check RunCheck(int checkId)
        {
            Check check = CheckList[checkId];
            ChekActions[checkId].Invoke(check);

            return check;
        }

        private static void ExecuteCheck(Check check, bool recommendedValue, CheckState severityState)
        {
            var actualValue = SystemConfiguration.Instance.GetBoolean(check.CheckWhatWasRun);
            if (recommendedValue == actualValue)
            {
                check.State = CheckState.Ok;
            }
            else
            {
                check.State = severityState;
            }
            check.CheckWhatWasRun += $"{Environment.NewLine}Recommended value: {recommendedValue}";
            check.CheckWhatWasRun += $"{Environment.NewLine}Actual value: {actualValue}";
        }
    }

Best regards, Vladimir