Business solutions

Risk, revenue integrity,
and audit-ready follow up

PulseGuard AI helps Hospital and Urgent Care teams close the loop on documented results and incidental imaging, keep more care in-network, and generate exportable audit trails. EMR-agnostic with initial Epic integration. Read-only pilots in 60–90 days.
Risk
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Close the loop on documented culture results and incidental imaging with clear owner and due-by.
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Audit trail of actions and patient notifications, exportable for Quality and Risk.
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Time to contact and closure rate tracked by finding type and service line.
Revenue
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More completed follow-ups kept inside your network.
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Optional hard labor savings when OT or agency spend is present, or when a hire is deferred.
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Transparent ROI math your CFO can print, with a shareable link that reproduces every input.
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Per-site and enterprise implementation models supported.
Operations
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Fewer manual callbacks, fewer spreadsheets.
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Clear ownership and escalation on overdue tasks.
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Culture intelligence compares prescriptions with sensitivities and allergies.
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Incidental-finding tracker converts radiology text into standard follow-up actions and timelines.
Downloads
Pilot checklist
Pilot checklist
What is in scope, roles, data flows, and pilot success metrics.
KPI sheet
KPI sheet
Definitions for closure rate, time to antibiotic change,
contamination trend, escalation latency, and more.
Protect patients. Reduce risk. Capture revenue.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly does PulseTrack do?
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PulseTrack closes the loop on results and incidental findings that are already documented. It creates tasks with owner and due-by, sends patient outreach through approved channels, and tracks an audit trail and metrics.
Does PulseTrack detect radiology misses?
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No. It does not re-interpret images. It acts on documented findings from radiology reports.
Will this change ED throughput or LOS?
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No. PulseTrack operates after discharge. We do not claim throughput or LOS improvements.
How is ROI calculated?
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Base ROI uses hard dollars only: incremental completed follow-ups kept in-network, plus labor only when OT/agency or a deferred hire is confirmed. Soft items like malpractice expected value, bounce-backs, readmissions, and compliance penalties are shown separately and excluded from base ROI and payback.
How long is a pilot and what’s included?
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Read-only pilot for 60–90 days. Deliverables include closure rate, time to contact and antibiotic change, escalation latency, contamination trend, and exportable task/audit logs.
What integrations do you use?
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EMR-agnostic. Initial integration is SMART on FHIR on the front end and Redox on the back end. Azure hosting. BAAs in place.
Who owns the follow-ups, nursing or physicians?
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Either. The workflow is configurable by site. Ownership and escalation rules are visible in the task queue.
How is implementation cost handled for multi-site systems?
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We support per-site or enterprise scope. Enterprise spreads the one-time implementation across sites.
How is patient outreach handled?
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Primary channel is MyChart when available. Email or voice can be enabled per site.
How is security handled?
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HIPAA safeguards with encryption in transit and at rest, least-privilege access, logging, and a SOC 2 path. A data-flow diagram and incident response playbook are available.
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Test it with your data
Read-only via Redox. EMR-agnostic. 60–90 day pilot.