Private chronic-care tracking pilot

Prove whether PulseLog-style tracking can reduce chronic-care follow-up chaos in 30 days.

HealthPulseAI helps practices and care teams test a small, no-PHI-first workflow for patient logging, wearable-supported trends, and care-team review before committing to a broader rollout.

No diagnosis, treatment, emergency monitoring, or PHI submission is requested through this public form.

What the pilot produces

No-PHI workflow review before any data sharing

Baseline tracking gap map for one chronic-care cohort

Patient logging and care-team sharing pilot plan

Week-one success metrics your staff can actually review

Best-fit buyers

Owner-led practices, care coordinators, remote monitoring teams, and healthcare operators who already chase missing home readings manually.

A controlled validation path, not a broad launch

The goal is to learn whether better logging visibility creates enough operational value to justify a paid rollout.

1. Baseline the tracking gap

We identify where glucose, blood pressure, oxygen, medication, or symptom tracking breaks down today.

2. Select a small pilot cohort

Start with one focused group: diabetes, hypertension, COPD, post-op monitoring, or another high-friction care routine.

3. Review weekly operator signals

The pilot is judged by adherence, clearer follow-up conversations, staff visibility, and avoided manual chase-work.

Request a private pilot fit review

Share operational context only. If there is a fit, the next step is a no-PHI baseline worksheet and a short scoping call. If you are ready to reserve a paid pilot slot, choose the invoice option in the form.

Public-form boundaryDo not submit patient names, dates of birth, medical record numbers, detailed readings, or other protected health information.
Payment readiness

No payment is collected on this public page. Marking invoice-ready routes your request for a manual pilot invoice after fit review.

By submitting, you agree to be contacted about a HealthPulseAI pilot. This is not a medical advice channel and should not be used for urgent or patient-specific information.