Behavioral health and recovery
Measure wellness context without claiming to predict relapse or crisis.
WIS is wellness information and decision support. Any use in a behavioral-health setting requires a tightly scoped purpose, appropriate authorization, and clear separation from clinical and emergency workflows.
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Modeled drivers
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Weighted dimensions
USPTO
Patent pending
Fit before claims
Three questions a scoped evaluation must answer.
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Can the intended use be stated without a diagnostic or emergency claim?
- 02
What information may residents authorize, and who may see the result?
- 03
What bounded evidence would make a pilot worth continuing?
Public evidence boundary
No outcome claim without outcome evidence.
WIS is wellness information and decision support. It is not medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, emergency monitoring, or a guarantee of participation, adoption, clinical, financial, retention, or utilization outcomes.
- Data sources and integrations are selected in the signed scope.
- Simulated product views are not resident results.
- Coverage and missing-data limits belong in the output.
Qualified next step
Determine whether a bounded pilot fits.
A fit conversation reviews cohort, authorization, data flow, dependencies, and decision criteria before scope or outcomes are discussed.