Care should not stop
at the hospital door. One agent stays with the patient.
HashHeal / Manifesto
On the day a patient leaves, a hospital knows a great deal about them. It knows what was wrong, what was done, and what should happen next. Then the patient goes home, and most of that knowledge stays behind in the building.
At home, recovery becomes the patient's job. Which tablet, and when. What to eat. When to come back. Whether what they feel this morning is normal. The people who could answer are a phone call and a waiting room away.
This is the wrong place for care to break.
HashHeal starts from one idea. The same agent that looks after a patient in the ward goes home with them, and can stay for years. It tracks what can be tracked, reminds, books the next appointment, and keeps the doctor informed.
The hospital keeps its patient. The patient keeps their hospital.
What we believe
- 01
The doctor decides.
The agent follows the care plan the doctor set, and brings back what it sees. It does not diagnose and it does not prescribe. Every decision about a patient belongs to a doctor.
- 02
The department knows its patients.
Each department runs its own model, for its own patients. Someone treated by cardiology is looked after by cardiology, in the ward and after they go home.
- 03
Patient data stays close to the patient.
The models run locally, inside the department that treats the patient. What a hospital learns about someone in its care stays in that hospital's hands.
- 04
Watching is for safety, and only with consent.
A camera in a ward is there for a fall, a patient leaving the bed, distress, or no response. It is never there to watch people for its own sake, and the patient agrees to it first.
- 05
Nobody should be alone with a care plan.
Tablets, tasks, tests and appointments are a lot to carry while you are getting better. The agent carries the list, so the patient can put their effort into recovering.
- 06
Growing old should come with help in the details.
The people most likely to need this are elderly. An agent that remembers the tablets and the check-ups can stay with them for years, for as long as they want it.
- 07
We say what we do not know.
HashHeal is a concept. The hospital hardware, the pricing and much else are still open, and we would rather decide them with hospitals than pretend they are settled.
HashHeal · November 2026