PulseYour hospital is losing patients it could save.
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Projections based on published CMS HRRP data and peer-reviewed clinical literature. Individual results vary by case mix, payer distribution, and implementation scope.
Legacy alerting systems were built for a different era.
Seven clinical metrics. One clear pattern. The infrastructure your system inherited wasn't designed to see what Pulse sees.
Deterioration Lead Time Hours before threshold breach that alert fires | ✓12–24 hours | ✗0–2 hours |
ML Model Architecture Continuous RNN on live EHR vitals streams | ✓Recurrent neural network | ✗Rule-based EWS/NEWS |
False Alarm Rate Specificity — does not cry wolf | ✓< 8% false positive | ✗40–60% false positive |
EHR-Native Integration No separate login, no shadow IT | ✓Epic · Cerner · Meditech | ✗Manual export required |
Sepsis Early Detection Hours before clinical sepsis criteria met | ✓Avg. 6.2h lead time | ✗At criteria threshold |
CMS Scorecard Impact Documented HRRP penalty reduction | ✓35% avg. reduction | ✗No documented impact |
Nursing Alert Compliance Frontline staff act on alerts (published rate) | ✓91% compliance rate | ✗< 30% (NEWS ignored) |
The data has been published.
Not a pilot. Not a whitepaper. Prospectively validated outcomes across institution types, EHR vendors, and patient populations.
Before a serious clinical event, patients show measurable physiological changes in EHR data
Observational studies, multiple institutionsAccuracy of RNN model predicting adverse outcomes — up to 17 hours in advance
Peer-reviewed RNN validation studyOf U.S. hospitals face CMS readmission penalties ≥1% in FY2026 — up from 7% in FY2025
CMS HRRP Preliminary FY2026 DataFalse positive alert rate on Pulse — versus 40–60% with traditional early warning scores
Pulse internal validation, n=12 health systemsThree health system tiers. One pattern.
Deployed Pulse across 6 acute care floors. Nursing alert compliance reached 91% within 90 days — attributed to high specificity reducing alarm fatigue. Sepsis intervention lead time increased from 1.2h to 8.4h average.
Three-hospital system with persistent HRRP exposure. Post-Pulse deployment, 30-day readmission rate dropped from 19.4% to 15.8%. CMS scorecard improved two performance bands in one reporting period.
Rural critical access hospital with limited overnight intensivist coverage. Pulse flagged 47 deterioration events in first 6 months — all received timely intervention. Night-shift nursing described it as "having a second set of eyes that never sleeps."
Case studies are anonymized per IRB requirements. Outcome data independently validated. Full methodology available under NDA for qualified health system evaluators.
Estimated for a 350-bed Epic system at 18% readmission rate
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