An agent for recovery at home, and for years after.

From the ward to home

1. Stage 01

   Discharge

   The patient leaves the hospital and goes home.

2. Stage 02

   An agent, on request

   If the patient asks for one, the department that treated them assigns an agent. The patient pays for it.

3. Stage 03

   A tracker and an app

   The agent reads vitals from a tracker, and the patient reaches it through an app, for now.

4. Stage 04

   Through recovery

   It reminds the patient about tablets and tasks, books appointments, and shares progress with the doctor.

5. Stage 05

   For years

   The same agent can stay on as a personal health agent for a long time.

What the agent does at home

1. 01

   Talk or type

   Speak to the agent or type to it, whichever is easier.

2. 02

   Reminders that wait for an answer

   The agent reminds, and checks the tablet was taken or the task was done.

3. 03

   Today's list

   Everything the care plan asks for today, in one short list.

4. 04

   Photo logging

   Take a photo of a meal or a lab report and the agent adds it to the record.

5. 05

   Family view

   Let a son, daughter or carer follow progress. The patient chooses who.

6. 06

   The patient stays in control

   Choose what is shared with the doctor, and pause or stop the agent at any time.

Planned features · to be shaped with the first pilot hospitals

A day at home, with an agent

1. Morning

   The agent goes through the night's readings from the tracker and reminds the patient to take the morning tablets.

2. Mealtimes

   The patient logs what they ate in the app, and the agent adds it to the day.

3. Afternoon

   A lab report comes in and joins the record. The agent books the follow-up appointment with the doctor.

4. Evening

   A reminder for the evening tablets, and for anything on today's list that is still to do.

5. Overnight

   The tracker keeps reading while the patient sleeps. The day's progress and vitals are ready to share with the doctor.

Illustrative day for one patient

Three ways to wear it

1. 01

   HashHeal's own tracker

   A tracker made by HashHeal.

2. 02

   A tracker rented from the department

   Handed over by the hospital department that treated the patient.

3. 03

   A wearable the patient already has

   An existing wearable from a recommended list.

The agent tracks whatever that device is able to measure

What patients get

1. 01

   An agent assigned by the department that treated them

2. 02

   Reminders for tablets and for the things they need to do

3. 03

   Appointments booked for them

4. 04

   The choice to keep the same agent for years