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One agent, from the hospital bed to home.
Following the patient through the ward, recovery and long-term care.
Request a pilot Who it is for
Large, multi-department hospitals.
Progress and vitals before each visit.
An agent for recovery, and for years after.
The patient journey
01 / In hospital
Admitted
Tracked in the ward
While the patient is admitted, the agent system tracks them in the ward.
How it works
Tracked in the ward
- Movement and position
- Vital signs
- Department model
Part / 01
Ward hardware
Cameras and monitoring in the ward follow the patient's movement and vital signs.
Part / 02
Department model
The department's own local model watches the patients in its care, and assigns an agent at discharge.
Part / 03
Patient agent
At home the agent tracks, reminds and books, through an app and a tracker.
Part / 04
The doctor
Sees how the patient is doing before each appointment, and decides what happens next.
- 01Ward
- 02Model
- 03Agent
- 04Doctor
Run by the department
Monitoring is run by the department the patient belongs to.
02 / At home
Recovering
On discharge the patient goes home. If they ask for one, the department that treated them assigns an agent.
01Tracks
Vitals through a tracker, plus lab tests, food habits and anything else that is relevant and trackable.
02Reminds
Reminds the patient to take their tablets and to do the things they need to do.
03Books
Books appointments with the doctor automatically.
04Shares
Shares progress and vitals with the doctor.
03 / For years
Looked after
The same agent can stay on as a personal health agent for a long time.
- Personal health agent
- Most needed by elderly people
For patients 04 / Departments
Every department runs its own model
Each department's local AI model monitors the patients who come under it, and assigns their agents.
- Cardiology
- Orthopaedics
- Oncology
- Neurology
For hospitals 05 / The doctor
The doctor stays in charge
The agent follows the care plan the doctor set. Diagnosis, prescriptions and decisions stay with the doctor.
- Progress since the last visit
- Vitals from the tracker
- Lab results as they come in
For doctors Features
In the ward
Fall and bed-exit alerts
The ward cameras notice a fall, or a patient leaving the bed, and alert the nurses' station.
No-response alerts
A flag is raised when a patient has not moved or responded for a set time.
Continuous vitals
Readings are taken around the clock and kept in one record for the department.
Shift handover summary
Each incoming shift gets a short summary of every patient's last hours.
Discharge handover
The hospital stay is summarised and passed to the patient's home agent.
At home
Tablet reminders
A reminder for each dose, and a record of what was taken.
Care plan checklist
The day's tasks from the care plan, such as exercises, fluids and dressing changes.
Meal and lab logging
Meals are logged by photo or text. Lab reports are added by photo or upload.
Daily check-in
A few short questions each day, set by the department that treated the patient.
Out-of-range alerts
When a reading falls outside the range the doctor set, the department is told.
For years
Weekly health summary
A plain summary of the week's readings, tablets and activity.
Check-up and refill reminders
Reminders for routine check-ups and for repeat prescriptions.
Family view
With the patient's consent, a family member can follow how they are doing.
One health record
The hospital stay, the recovery and the years after, kept in one place.
Planned features · to be shaped with the first pilot hospitals
What it keeps track of
| Where | Data | What it covers | Source |
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| Hospital | Movement and position | How the patient is resting, moving and getting about the ward | Cameras in the ward |
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| Hospital | Vital signs | Heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen level, temperature, breathing rate | Ward monitoring hardware |
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| Home | Vital signs | Heart rate, oxygen level, temperature, blood pressure, ECG, blood sugar | Wearable tracker |
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| Home | Activity and sleep | Steps, movement, rest and sleep | Wearable tracker |
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| Home | Lab tests | Results from the tests done during recovery | Lab reports |
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| Home | Food habits | Meals and eating patterns through the day | Logged in the app |
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| Home | Tablets and tasks | Which reminders went out, and what was taken or done | The app |
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| Home | Appointments | Follow-ups booked, and the progress shared ahead of them | The agent |
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Examples · at home the agent tracks whatever the patient's device can measure
A day at home, with an agent
Morning
The agent goes through the night's readings from the tracker and reminds the patient to take the morning tablets.
Mealtimes
The patient logs what they ate in the app, and the agent adds it to the day.
Afternoon
A lab report comes in and joins the record. The agent books the follow-up appointment with the doctor.
Evening
A reminder for the evening tablets, and for anything on today's list that is still to do.
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
- 01
HashHeal's own tracker
A tracker made by HashHeal.
- 02
A tracker rented from the department
Handed over by the hospital department that treated the patient.
- 03
A wearable the patient already has
An existing wearable from a recommended list.