Heart-failure pilot
Give heart-failure families a way to hear the essentials again at home.
For Care Management and Quality teams evaluating a first pilot: four short English episodes that sit alongside the discharge teaching your clinicians already provide.
The pilot offer
Start with a focused heart-failure pilot.
90 days·$6,000·one hospital unit
The pilot fee is credited toward a $24,000 annual license on conversion. The agreement defines included content, facility/unit coverage, services, and conversion terms.
What we evaluate
Documented resource offers, access barriers, approved aggregate scan/listening events, and staff feedback on workflow fit. Event definitions are agreed before launch. A scan is not a verified patient, comprehension measure, or clinical outcome.
The pilot clock starts at the approved patient-facing launch. Readmission reduction, penalty avoidance, savings, and adherence improvement are not promised results. Any hospital-led clinical evaluation is exploratory and separate from this offer.
English · First pilot focus
Living with Heart Failure
Production complete · Preview by requestThe English series has finished scripts and audio that passed production QA. Complete-series publication and approval for your patients’ use are not confirmed.
- What Heart Failure Means Day to Day
- Medications That Keep You Home
- Salt, Fluids, and the Daily Rhythm
- Warning Signs and When to Call
The QR handoff
Designed to fit the discharge handoff you already have.
- 1Approve the selected series, eligible population, and local handoff.
- 2One nurse, social worker, or discharge planner points to the approved QR code in the existing discharge materials and offers help opening it.
- 3Patients or caregivers revisit the released audio at home through the approved destination.
Extra education—not a replacement for personal discharge instructions, clinical teaching, interpreter services, or instructions about when to seek help.
No scannable code is shown here because no destination has been approved. A printed short URL or direct link can serve as an alternative once one is approved. Browser access is the intended experience; it is not a guarantee for an untested hospital portal.
Review and release
What has to happen before patients hear anything.
- Production QA
- Complete
- Both English series have finished scripts and audio that passed production QA.
- Public marketing preview
- Two excerpts approved
- Two Episode 1 excerpts are labeled previews. A preview does not establish patient release.
- Hospital clinical review
- Hospital-led
- Your clinical reviewers decide what is appropriate for your patients.
- Patient release
- Not confirmed
- Complete-series publication and approval for a particular hospital are not confirmed. Full-series playback is unavailable by default.