A clinical operating system for maternal recovery. It plans care, coordinates the team, measures healing, and governs itself — so mothers get consistent, proactive, accountable care at home.
Every mother begins with a structured clinical intake — history, birth experience, risk factors, home setup, goals, and preferences. Nothing about her care is generic, because nothing about her start is.
The platform drafts a Recovery Blueprint™ — a phased plan with milestones and daily tasks — which a perinatal nurse reviews, edits, and approves. AI proposes; a clinician decides. Always.
One shared record routes the right professional to the right moment — doula, nurse, lactation consultant, massage therapist, behavioral health, concierge — with credentials verified before anyone is dispatched.
Physical, emotional, sleep, nutrition, pain, and feeding roll into a single tracked score — so recovery is measured, not assumed, and decline is caught early.
Mothers reach their care team, their doula, and a concierge from one place. Every request and concern is tracked to resolution — nothing lives in a text thread nobody owns.
Row-level security scopes every record. Every access is logged. AI agents monitor credential lapses, overdue care, and compliance risk — and every consequential action is human-approved.
Specialized agents watch the operation continuously — surfacing risk, gaps, and opportunity to the humans who decide.
Safety, fairness, and compliance across all operations.
Workforce readiness, credentials, and coverage.
Care-plan progress and recovery trajectories.
Shift coordination and same-day coverage.
Risk detection from screenings and escalations.
Claims, revenue, and denial watch.
Our agents are decision support, not decision makers. Today they run deterministic, auditable rules over real operational data; language-model reasoning and any autonomous action are gated behind clinical review, a signed BAA, and human approval. Every consequential action is logged. We would rather ship honest intelligence than impressive claims.