The Portable Adherence Protocol for Home Care Continuity.
kuvos turns complex prescriptions and care plans into a clear, timed protocol across smartphone, Smart TV, and smartwatch surfaces — so hospitals, insurers, and care teams can keep an authorised plan alive after the patient goes home.
Human-authorized. Accessibility-led. Built for real homes.
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The episode ends at discharge. The plan does not.
A hospital may complete the clinical episode, but the patient still has to execute the plan at home. AHRQ describes discharge as a transfer of information from clinicians to patients and families — medications, warning signs, test results, and follow-up appointments all requiring clear communication and engagement. NCQA's Transitions of Care measure set tracks notification of admission, receipt of discharge information, patient engagement within 30 days, and medication reconciliation after discharge.
The organisation issues the plan, but the patient or supporter must translate it into repeated daily behaviour after leaving the facility.
The post-discharge plan loses visibility, comprehension, or follow-through in the home — especially where incapacity affects execution.
Low conversion should be measured as fall-off from discharge instruction to confirmed engagement, completed authorised actions, follow-up connection, or medication reconciliation.
kuvos is positioned as a care-transition execution layer, not a readmission-prevention guarantee. Sources: AHRQ — Care Transitions From Hospital to Home (IDEAL Discharge Planning); NCQA — Transitions of Care; OECD — Integrated care delivery.
A trusted protocol for institutions responsible for continuity of care.
Hospitals, insurers, and healthcare-data buyers use kuvos to extend authorised care plans into the home, support defined high-need populations, and access governed confirmation-event data under explicit permissions. Patients and care circles are the secondary served users whose experience generates the operational value.
One protocol across the surfaces people already use.
No new dedicated hardware for the core experience. Phone and Smart TV remain the primary clinical surfaces; the smartwatch extends reach without becoming a standalone clinical device.
kuvos is designed around real mobility and hearing limitations. It does not rely on tiny text, generic beeps, or precise touchscreen gestures as the only path to completion.
AI helps structure the plan. People remain responsible for authorizing it.
kuvos is not an autonomous clinical agent. Its trust layer is built from Locked Draft State, human authorization, source-linked provenance, Care Circle permissions, and tamper-evident confirmation receipts.
- AI structures, it does not decide. Fields are extracted with source references, two models are compared, and structured references cross-checked where available.
- A person authorizes. Nothing actionable reaches the patient before human authorization.
- Model agreement is not clinical approval. The Locked Draft State is a product and liability boundary.
Uncertainty is held, not guessed.
The ingestion layer extracts a constrained field set — task or medication name, dose or instruction, timing, frequency, duration — and preserves a link back to the source page or region for every item. Conflicting or uncertain fields are surfaced to the reviewer rather than silently resolved.
Model agreement is not clinical approval. The Locked Draft State is a product and liability boundary: before authorization, the patient sees no actionable protocol.
What this proves: that a configured confirmation event was recorded. It does not claim that a medication was taken, that an instruction was followed perfectly, or that a clinical outcome occurred. The clinical record remains off-chain by default.
A record of what actually happened.
When a patient confirms a configured care action on a TV remote, smartphone, or smartwatch, kuvos can record a signed event receipt carrying minimum necessary metadata: protocol version, event type, timestamp, device or session signal, and consent scope.
A faster path through a complex day.
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Open. Act. Done.
Peace of mind without turning care into surveillance.
The Care Circle gives patients and authorized administrators control over who receives updates. A relative living abroad can see that the day is progressing without access to every clinical detail. If a protocol status needs attention, kuvos follows a configured notification path rather than alerting everyone immediately.
No action is needed from you.
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Following the approved escalation path.
The right people see the right amount.
checked today 3-day rhythm
Make authorised care-plan execution observable between encounters.
For hospitals, the entry point is keeping the discharge plan alive at home. For insurers and risk-bearing groups, it is making authorised care-plan execution observable between encounters. kuvos's claims remain bounded: it can improve visibility, accessibility, and workflow continuity. Only a properly designed pilot can establish effects on readmissions, utilization, cost, or clinical outcomes.
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Institutional pilot metrics
What we have to prove
Proof questions, held as questions until pilot data exists. Mockups are not presented as clinical outcomes.
Care is moving home. Execution has not caught up.
kuvos is designed for a global care-at-home reality: more older people, more people living with significant disability, more family support across distance, and more need for accessible digital coordination.
kuvos is for people of any age who need an adherence loop because temporary, permanent, cognitive, sensory, physical, or situational incapacity makes a care plan difficult to execute alone. Ageing is one important cohort within this broader need. These figures provide demographic and care-relevance context only. They are not a claim that every person represented is a kuvos customer or that kuvos has achieved a clinical outcome. Sources: WHO — Ageing and health; WHO — Disability and health.
A care-plan execution and coordination layer. Not an autonomous prescriber.
Every actionable item links to source content and version history.
Conflicts are shown for review rather than silently guessed.
Nothing reaches the patient as an actionable protocol before approval.
Care Circle receives only configured information — minimum necessary disclosure.
Connectivity loss does not create unreviewed new instructions.
kuvos does not diagnose, prescribe, replace a clinician, or provide emergency care. AI organizes source material; an authorized human controls what becomes active. Any research or analytics use requires explicit authorization, purpose limitation, data minimization, governance review, and withdrawal mechanisms. kuvos does not sell identifiable patient data, and payment activity never activates or changes a clinical instruction.
Built from the clinical reality of the people it serves.
kuvos combines clinical experience, lived accessibility insight, healthcare product-building, AI systems, and growth execution. The founding perspective is grounded in the real friction of mobility, hearing, cognition, family distance, and complex daily routines.
Clinical understanding · Lived accessibility · Product discipline
Questions buyers and families actually ask.
Make the next step clear.
Talk to us about a defined hospital, insurer, or care-programme pilot — one cohort, one operational owner, one measurable workflow outcome, one renewal decision.
To get access to the beta, email us at vipasana@kuvosai.com.
kuvos — Cross-Screen Adherence for the patients ordinary apps leave behind.