Access to actionable data
Driven by CloudCare OS and CareSignals.ai. See the systems
CloudCare Sovereign exists so health organizations can reach the data they already have, act on it responsibly, and keep running as the world around them changes.
Each part answers one question. Follow them in order, or jump in anywhere.
Integrators are our customer. Agencies and care organizations are who they serve.
Clinicians set the goal, AI assembles the program, people check the result.
Between a vision and working software sits a long middle. Intent becomes requirements, requirements become designs, designs become tickets, and tickets become code. Each translation loses something, and each takes weeks.
The bars are illustrative. The table below shows Life365’s estimates.
| Step | Integrator alone | On CloudCare |
|---|---|---|
| Working prototype | Months of specifications first | 12 to 72 hours |
| Live demo | 6 to 18 months | About 6 weeks |
| Production | 12 to 18 months, rebuilt | 2 to 3 months, no rebuild |
| Security | Added at the end | Built in from day one |
| Who steers | Consultants | Clinicians |
Timelines are Life365 estimates. A demo is not production, so both are shown.
Walk the four steps, or press play. Tap the artifacts and AI platforms in the first two zones to try it.
Building a first version…
The generated code is an illustration of what CloudCare Compression produces, not a real listing.
Two lanes run side by side. The fast lane wins work through CSOs and AOIs. The long game builds SBIR-backed rights for follow-on work. In both, the integrator is prime.
Illustrative path. Phase III eligibility depends on prior SBIR Phase I or II work by the awardee, and terms vary by agency. Confirm details with counsel and the agency’s SBIR office.
CloudCare OS connects into the systems healthcare already runs, so teams build modules instead of plumbing.
Tap an engine to see what it does. The lines show how the engines reach into the systems healthcare already runs.
AI platforms and data structures change constantly. CloudCare OS is built to take the change and keep serving. Pick something to break.
Engineers hand-write pipelines and adapters. Every change in a source system or AI platform becomes a ticket, and the people who know the business wait in line behind it.
Business engineers state the rule and the outcome. The platform generates the plumbing, maintains it as things change, and asks a person only when it is genuinely unsure.
The right systems, aimed at the one mission you define.
Each mission lines up the systems that serve it, in order.
Each system is shown with synthetic data at caresignals.ai. Digital Twin and Clairvoyant outputs are decision support, not actuarial or clinical determinations.
What a CloudCare program changes for the people it serves, and for the teams that deliver it.
Driven by CloudCare OS and CareSignals.ai. See the systems
Driven by Doppler and IRIS. See the systems
Driven by IRIS, Virtual Clinic agents and Dragon CoPilot. See the systems
Annual run rate at this point in the program.
Run rate, using the cost assumption below.
| Outcome | Start | After a year | Ramp |
|---|---|---|---|
| Patients with a current actionable signal | 35% | 90% | Fast, first four months |
| Avoidable events reached early | 22% | 78% | Begins in month 1 |
| Median lead time before an event | 1 day | 9 days | Same as above |
| Contacts that are proactive | 18% | 65% | Begins in month 2 |
| Result input | Value |
|---|---|
| ED visits per enrolled patient per year | 0.24 |
| Share of those visits that are avoidable | 30% |
| Share of reached avoidable visits actually prevented | 50% |
| Cost of one avoidable ED visit | $3,500 |
Replace each value with your own program’s baseline before using any figure outside a demonstration.
What the platform saves a delivery team and its clients: hours, cost, business won or kept, and time to market. Everything moves with the months slider above. Totals are cumulative since go-live.
engineering hours saved
won or kept since go-live
sooner on every module
Every figure above comes from these inputs. Change them to match your own program.
Hours saved = modules delivered × (traditional hours minus CloudCare hours). Client hours avoided = modules × weeks saved × team size × 40. Business won = pursuits × win-rate lift × contract value. Earlier value = modules × weeks saved × value per week. An engineer-year counts as 1,800 hours. Weeks to market default to the conservative ends of Life365’s estimates: 12 months for production built the traditional way, and 3 months on CloudCare. The other defaults are illustrative placeholders, not measured results.
Modeled with synthetic data and the assumptions above. Illustrative only: not a forecast, a guarantee, or a clinical or actuarial determination.
CloudCare connects to the data healthcare already has, turns a vision into working software in 12 to 72 hours, runs it in production in months, acts on it responsibly, and absorbs change instead of breaking.
Integrators, agencies and care teams, from the first prototype to production.
Filter by audience. Each use case shows what CloudCare does and which parts carry it, and IRIS can explain any of them.
The patents behind CloudCare, listed in one place.
Tap a bubble to see what each stage means.
Issued U.S. patents held by Life365, Inc., grouped by technology and listed with their issue date.
| Patent | Title | Group | Issued |
|---|
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