ACIS-designed services

Structured care at home. Connected to clinical context.

ACIS is designed to turn approved plans into practical daily bundles spanning diet, medicines, movement, hydration, monitoring, recovery, evidence and timely follow-up.

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OPD continuity Daily execution, evidence readiness, refills and prepared follow-up.
Post-discharge continuity Medicines, nutrition, mobility, symptoms, caregivers and recovery checks.
Managed coordination Configured human ownership from reason through documented closure.
On-demand support Nursing, physiotherapy, therapy and aesthetic-care coordination where approved and available.

Clinical architecture under development

Being developed across twelve cores. Governed by one execution spine.

Each core is intended to carry its own longitudinal bundle. Medicines, comorbidities, nutrition, recovery state, daily reality and safety context determine which parts of the next action may change—and which remain protected. Availability and clinical approval vary by programme.

MASLD / NAFLD Liver-risk, fibrosis and metabolic context
Obesity Weight, appetite, movement, sleep and relapse
Type-2 diabetes Glucose, food, medicines and sick-day context
CKD / renal Fluid, electrolytes, nutrition, BP and laboratory context
Hypertension BP, medicines, sodium, movement and symptoms
Gout Flare, function, urate care, hydration and review
Functional GI Meals, stool, reflux, pain, bloating and triggers
IBD Intake, stool, bleeding, fever, hydration and medicines
Celiac / malabsorption Diet integrity, recovery, deficiencies and follow-up
Chronic liver disease Etiology, treatment, nutrition, symptoms and surveillance
Cirrhosis Fluid/sodium, edema, cognition, bleeding and discharge context
Pancreatobiliary Tolerance, enzymes, pain, weight, glucose and recovery

Governed clinical overlays

The core defines the pathway. Eligible overlays constrain the next action.

Overlays are not extra labels. They are designed as governed modifiers with precedence: emergency safety, explicit doctor advice, discharge restrictions and medicine obligations outrank disease defaults, preferences and convenience.

01 Treatment context

GLP-1, insulin, steroids, active medicines and food-linked instructions.

02 Comorbidity and organ risk

CKD, hypertension, thyroid, PCOS, liver and overlapping disease constraints.

03 Nutrition and intake

Appetite, hydration, tolerance, deficiencies and condition-specific food logic.

04 Human day reality

Travel, fasting, outside food, poor intake, illness and disrupted routines.

05 Recovery and function

Post-discharge phase, mobility, pain, caregiver capacity and home feasibility.

06 Safety and review gates

Red flags, evidence thresholds, escalation state and required human judgement.

Condition core + Eligible overlays + Current evidence → One bounded next action

Coverage is programme-configured. It does not imply diagnosis, autonomous prescribing, universal availability or identical workflows across conditions.

Frequently asked

How daily care and service scope are bounded.

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Can services be added to any programme?

Only when they are clinically suitable, locally available, credentialed and explicitly included in the hospital configuration.

Does managed care mean emergency coverage?

No. Managed care means configured human ownership and closure. Emergency and after-hours coverage require a separate approved policy.

What can a daily care bundle contain?

Depending on the approved programme, a bundle can combine meal guidance, medicine reminders, movement, hydration, symptom checks, vital capture, proof, due laboratory work, OPD follow-up and one immediate priority.

Can ACIS adjust the remaining care day?

The designed workflow can preserve already-delivered guidance while adapting eligible future actions to timing, intake, symptoms, medicine-food relationships and disease constraints. Availability depends on the specific implemented programme.

Does medication awareness allow ACIS to change medicines?

No. Medication context can constrain food, timing, hydration or movement guidance, but ACIS does not start, stop, substitute or change medication doses.

How are concerning symptoms handled?

Configured symptoms can trigger clarification, review, hold or escalation. Routine reassurance should not continue when concerning evidence exists.

Is every clinical core available?

No. The twelve-core architecture describes the development direction. A public or pilot scope must identify the specific approved and implemented programme.