First Know Now.
Know who needs help. Know why. Know what to do next.
Acuity turns fragmented health data into a governed, continuously updated clinical state for every patient—then identifies meaningful change and coordinates the next appropriate action.
Deterministic system-level signals surface the evidence contributing to a change in priority.
New RPM evidence
Clinician-authored state
Review + outreach recommended
From evidence to action.
Most health technology stops after moving data or displaying a score. Acuity maintains a trusted longitudinal clinical state, detects change, applies bounded reasoning, and coordinates an authorized next step.
QHIN, FHIR, C-CDA, claims, RPM, patient and clinician evidence.
Structure evidence while preserving source, identity and provenance.
Resolve evidence into a clinician-governed longitudinal clinical state.
Identify meaningful state change across the patient and population.
ClinicalCue evaluates what changed, why it matters and what comes next.
Coordinate an authorized clinical, operational or documentation workflow.
Measure outcomes and calibrate signals without obscuring clinical provenance.
A clinical state you can trust.
Acuity separates incoming evidence, machine interpretation, reconciled state and clinician-authored truth. That makes longitudinal intelligence useful without collapsing uncertainty into a black-box record.
Evidence with provenance
Every important signal keeps its source, timing and lineage so the clinical record remains auditable.
Evidence ContractReconciled patient state
Medications, conditions and other clinical facts can be reconciled with the clinician before they become trusted state.
LCSClinician-authored truth
Notes, orders, care plans and amendments become signed clinical artifacts—not merely model output.
Clinical AuthoringBounded intelligence for clinical action.
Cue is not an autonomous clinician. It is Acuity's orchestration layer: continuously evaluating state change and routing the right evidence, reasoning and workflow to the right person.
Evaluates meaningful clinical change, priority and next-step clinical workflow.
Enforces identity, role, tenant, consent, data rights, provenance and permitted action boundaries.
Connects performed care to the documentation and eligibility logic required for compliant non-face-to-face care capture.
Measures parsing, signal performance and CHI behavior against population-specific outcomes.
Explain the change, not just the score.
CHI is an auditable, deterministic clinical indexing layer that organizes longitudinal signals across body systems so teams can see worsening state, the contributing evidence and the trend over time.
Weight, blood pressure, labs, symptoms, encounters
Cardiovascular signal moves relative to patient state
Patient priority changes with visible contributors
Evidence and next action reach the responsible clinician
Don't just retrieve the record. Improve it.
Acuity uses interoperability as a bidirectional substrate: receive clinical evidence, reconcile it, author an approved clinical state, and publish it back with provenance.
QHIN, FHIR, C-CDA, RPM, claims, patient and clinician data enter as evidence—not unquestioned truth.
Reconciled, clinician-authored information can be exposed through standards-based FHIR with provenance and publication lineage.
A lightweight clinical authoring and state-management node.
Interoperability changes what an EMR has to be. Acuity can prefill clinical context, support reconciliation, capture a clinician's authored decision and publish approved state—without forcing every workflow through a traditional monolithic chart.
Prefill
Longitudinal evidence can populate the working clinical context before the encounter.
Reconcile + author
Clinicians reconcile medications and conditions, author notes, orders and care plans, and sign the resulting artifact.
Publish + preserve
Approved state retains provenance and can participate in reciprocal interoperability without being mistaken for new external evidence when it returns.
Build the bridge from care delivered to value created.
Acuity is designed to help provider organizations understand the clinically appropriate, documentable non-face-to-face care being delivered today—and use measured clinical and economic performance as a foundation for provider-led value-based care.
Know the patient's longitudinal clinical need.
Coordinate appropriate clinical workflows.
Capture time, consent, medical necessity and performed activity.
Understand sustainable patient-level care economics.
Use demonstrated outcomes and economics to support provider-led risk.
One clinical intelligence layer. Multiple operating models.
Acuity is designed around longitudinal care—not a single specialty, device or encounter.
Longitudinal state, clinical authoring and prioritized workflows for primary and specialty care.
Population intelligence, utilization signals and patient-level economics that support provider-led VBC.
Bring fragmented hospital, ambulatory and home evidence into one actionable patient state.
Coordinate RPM, chronic care and transition workflows around the actual patient state rather than isolated program queues.
See changes outside the specialty silo and connect those changes to the patient's broader longitudinal trajectory.
Use Acuity Normalize to structure QHIN/C-CDA/FHIR evidence while retaining source and provenance.
AI is not the clinical record. A score is not the clinical state. Acuity connects evidence, clinical judgment and authorized action into one longitudinal system.
Turn fragmented healthcare data into a continuously actionable clinical state.
Bring interoperability, clinical intelligence, governed action and measurable care economics into the same operating layer.