Clinical authority intactACIS does not diagnose, prescribe or override the treating team.

WhatsApp-first executionClear daily care through a familiar patient channel.

Evidence-boundedMissing, stale or conflicting evidence can trigger clarification or review.

Programme-configuredRoles, coverage and workflows reflect each approved deployment.

ACIS · Adaptive Continuity Intelligence System

From doctor advice to everyday action.

ACIS is a continuity intelligence platform designed to help patients follow complex diet, medication, movement, monitoring and recovery plans at home—while keeping caregivers, doctors and hospital care teams connected to the same evolving picture.

Approved clinical guidance, available evidence and real-life context resolve into one practical next step without allowing automation to diagnose, prescribe or override clinical authority.

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Step 1 of 3 · Care windowWhere are we in today’s care?One window is active. The rest of the day stays visible without competing for attention.

Step 2 of 3 · Today’s contextWhat is shaping this morning?CareSaathi considers the doctor’s plan alongside how the patient is actually doing today.

Step 3 of 3 · Patient actionMany inputs. One clear next step.The doctor’s instructions stay protected while timing, daily reality and safety determine what the patient sees.

Day Start07:30 · context opens the day

Context

Morning08:00 · open through 11:59

Now

Afternoon13:00 · open through 16:59

Next action

Evening17:00 · open through 20:59

Later

Night21:00 · open through 23:59

Close

Doctor’s planPrescribed medicines, restrictions and treatment intent

How you feel todaySymptoms, appetite, energy, sleep and available evidence

Your routine todayMeals, work, travel, fasting and support at home

What happened earlierCompleted, missed, delayed or needed help

Safety checksRed flags, medicine timing and missing information

Who can helpCaregiver, coordinator or doctor review when required

ProtectDoctor’s instructions→AdaptTiming and daily reality→RouteAnything needing human review

One active slot at a timeDay Start → next safe action

1 · Care window2 · Today’s context3 · WhatsApp action

One connected execution graph

The patient sees one next step. The care team retains context.

CareSaathi is the WhatsApp-first patient experience. ACIS is the governed system beneath it—connecting approved guidance, evidence, daily reality, role-specific action and audit history.

01 · Clinical authorityDoctor + discharge guidanceProtected instructions, restrictions and review boundaries

02 · Evidence stateMedicines + clinical evidenceAvailable, missing, stale, due and safety-relevant information

03 · Human realityPatient + household contextSymptoms, food, timing, travel, responses and caregiver capacity

Real CareSaathi WhatsApp afternoon quick-care check — Patient response and follow-up remain visible in the familiar channel.

Real CareSaathi WhatsApp symptom follow-up and patient reply — Patient response and follow-up remain visible in the familiar channel.

Capture↓ Contextualise↓

ACIS continuity spineProtect · adapt · routeEvidence + precedence + ownership

↓ Owned action↓ Close + return

Real StepDown Control Tower operations case with ownership, reason and ordered history — Reason, owner, next action and closure history stay connected.

04 · Patient returnOne understandable next actionPatient-facing guidance and reply options on WhatsApp

05 · Role-specific workOperator or doctor laneBounded work reaches the right person with a reason

06 · Longitudinal memoryWhat happened remains traceablePlanned, sent, reported, owned, resolved and returned

Patient signal→Clinical + human context→Owned care-team action→Patient-facing return

Real product artifacts shown for explanatory purposes. Programme configuration, access, staffing, integration and availability remain deployment-specific.

Built for continuity

Not isolated recommendations. Connected execution.

ACIS is designed to connect each daily decision to the approved plan, what has already happened, what evidence is missing and what the rest of the care day permits.

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Daily care bundles

Meals, medicines, movement, hydration, monitoring and one immediate priority.

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Real-life adjustment

Late meals, poor intake, travel, fasting and household availability without shame or punishment.

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Safety routing

Concerning symptoms and insufficient evidence can move to clarification, hold or human review.

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Longitudinal visibility

What was planned, completed, missed, changed and needs attention next.

Frequently asked

What ACIS is—and is not.

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What is ACIS?

ACIS stands for the Adaptive Continuity Intelligence System. It is designed to translate approved clinical guidance and changing patient context into structured, role-specific daily care execution.

Does ACIS replace the treating doctor?

No. The treating team remains the clinical authority. ACIS does not independently diagnose, prescribe, stop medicines or override doctor advice.

Does ACIS continuously monitor patients?

No. It can structure scheduled checks, capture patient-reported information and route configured signals. It must not be understood as continuous clinician monitoring.

Is CareSaathi an emergency-response service?

No. Severe or worsening symptoms require the treating team or local emergency services according to the approved programme policy.

Does everything happen inside WhatsApp?

The patient journey is WhatsApp-first. Care-team operations, governance, summaries and review use other configured surfaces.

How is AI used?

AI may assist with bounded wording, classification and summaries. It is not permitted to diagnose, prescribe, invent evidence or bypass escalation and audit controls.

Are all twelve clinical cores available today?

No. The architecture is being developed across twelve clinical cores. Availability, approval and implementation status differ by programme and deployment.

Is the guidance designed for Indian daily life?

Yes. The design accounts for familiar foods, affordability, family participation, travel, office routines, festivals, fasting and household availability while preserving clinical boundaries.