Tracked in the ward.
Helped through recovery at home. Looked after for years.
HashHeal / Concept
HashHeal is a concept. It is not yet available.
One agent system follows the patient from the hospital ward to home.
The first pilot hospitals will help decide what it becomes.
Started 13 November 2026
What is decided
- 01
Who it is for
Large, multi-department hospitals.
- 02
Department models
Each department runs its own local AI model, and assigns agents to its patients.
- 03
The home agent
Assigned on request at discharge, and paid for by the patient.
- 04
The tracker
HashHeal's own, one rented from the department, or a recommended wearable.
- 05
The app
The patient reaches the agent at home through an app, for now.
- 06
Hospital hardware
A new hardware category for hospitals.
What is being explored
In the ward
- Fall and bed-exit alerts
- No-response alerts
- Continuous vitals
- Shift handover summary
- Discharge handover
At home
- Tablet reminders
- Care plan checklist
- Meal and lab logging
- Daily check-in
- Out-of-range alerts
For years
- Weekly health summary
- Check-up and refill reminders
- Family view
- One health record
Planned features · none of these is final
What is still open
- 01
What the hospital hardware contains
- 02
Pricing for the hospital, and for the patient's home agent
- 03
Which existing wearables are recommended
- 04
How ward video is processed and stored, and how patients consent
- 05
How lab tests and food habits reach the agent
- 06
Whether the long-term agent stays tied to the hospital