Cairava
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A physician sits with an older man and talks him through the next steps of his heart-failure care after leaving the hospital.

Heart-failure transitions · Community hospitals

The heart-failure pathway shouldn't break at discharge.

Cairava helps community hospitals turn discharge plans into clear patient actions, visible barriers, accountable staff work, and human support when it matters.

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Explore with synthetic data. Hospital deployment requires partner configuration and review.

01One shared transition state02Every critical task has an owner03Clinical decisions stay with people04Closure is visible

One medication-access example

A concern is the beginning. Follow-through is the work.

A proposed medication-access workflow, shown with a synthetic pickup barrier: from the patient’s report to staff review, ownership and evidence of what happened next.

The pharmacy has it, but I can’t get there to pick it up.
Illustrative patient report · synthetic example

  1. 01Capture

    Keep the patient’s meaning.

    Preserve the report and the access barrier. Clarify missing details without treating a prescription as medication received.

  2. 02Review

    Put the source beside the work.

    The care team reviews the concern and proposed next step. Clinical decisions stay with licensed people.

  3. 03Own

    Make responsibility visible.

    Track the responsible person, response window and next action, including a handoff that still needs acceptance.

  4. 04Verify

    Show the actual outcome.

    Separate pickup or delivery progress from confirmed receipt. Unresolved or escalated work remains visible.

This target workflow is illustrative; it is not evidence that every step is implemented. The interactive staff demo uses synthetic fixtures and does not save changes.

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One connected pathway

Two apps. One transition to follow through.

See how patients and care teams interact with Cairava—from everyday questions to the work that needs human attention.

Patient app Home screen partway through a check-in. Under the greeting and the voice orb, now labelled Continue today’s check-in, the patient has written: Everything except Jardiance. They said it was almost $200. Cairava replies: Thanks for telling me. I’m going to make sure your care team sees that medication problem. A card headed Not yet picked up begins above the Message Cairava box.

Patient app · Home

Patients talk or type about how they are doing and what is getting in the way. The conversation stays on Home.

Current beta screenSimulator capture of current source · fictional data

Care-team app Today screen in the Sage theme, marked Demo, synthetic patients and Demo, no connection. A greeting to the staff member reads 1 critical on screen, 7 more I will walk you through. A voice orb says Tap the orb to talk. The buttons Brief me and What should I do next? sit above a pinned critical alert, Emergency symptom language in check-in, unclaimed, and a pill reading 5 more alerts, 4 unclaimed, 2 updates, above an Ask about your panel box.

Care-team app · Today

Care-team members ask about their work by voice or text. The work that needs a person comes first.

Current internal test buildSimulator capture of current source · fictional data

Cairava is not for emergencies. If you think you are having a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

Care-team dashboard work item: Refill not picked up, no ride to pharmacy, category Medication access, status New. How this reached you: the patient said it in a text check-in, a program rule created the item, owner unassigned. Response deadline due today.

Browser dashboard

Transition teams see open work, who owns it and when a response is due.

Interactive synthetic demoDashboard · cairava.com/demo · synthetic demo patient

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Each app runs on its own fictional patients, so these screens are related examples, not a recording of one synchronized patient episode. Neither app is connected to a hospital system in these screens. Clinical use requires a partner hospital’s configuration, staffing and approvals.

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Patient and care-team testing interests are collected separately. Access depends on the testing group.

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Clear clinical authority

Rules move the workflow. People own clinical decisions.

Workflow logic, AI assistance and licensed clinical review have different responsibilities.

Workflow rules

Keep the work accountable.

Hospital-approved rules govern deadlines, routing, allowed state changes and escalation.

AI assistance

Make information easier to use.

Extract, summarize, explain and draft while preserving the source and review state.

Human authority

Keep clinical judgment with people.

Licensed clinicians retain diagnosis, prescribing, medication decisions and clinical resolution.

Read the clinical boundaries

What is available today

Synthetic product proof. A defined path to hospital use.

Explore the product with made-up data. Production patient data, communications and integrations require hospital-partner configuration, validation and approval.

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Interactive synthetic staff demo

Review a patient concern, inspect proposed work and explore failure recovery. The demonstration does not save changes.

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Hospital workflow and fit

Review your current transition process, responsible team and the scope of a contained design partnership.

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Partner-gated

Production clinical deployment

Live patient data, named integrations and clinical use depend on the hospital’s approvals. Synthetic testing does not establish clinical outcomes.

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Start with one workflow

Bring the transition gap your team sees today.

Map the current handoff, identify the people who own the work, and decide whether a contained heart-failure pathway is a useful next step.

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What would a first conversation cover?

Your current transition workflow, the people responsible, where follow-through breaks and the scope worth exploring. No patient information is needed.

Does Cairava replace the EHR?

No. The EHR remains the clinical source of record. Cairava focuses on the work around the hospital-approved transition plan.

What would a contained pilot measure?

Operational reliability: contact, medication access, task ownership, response times, staff workload and the actual disposition of unresolved work. Scope and approvals are agreed with the hospital.