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    Strengthen patient communication before concerns become crises

    HEARD is a nurse-founded patient advocacy and navigation platform designed to help patients and caregivers communicate clearly, document concerns, and understand the pathways available to them. Health systems can evaluate HEARD through a structured pilot with defined measures and a privacy and security review.

    Where HEARD supports your teams

    Patient and caregiver communication

    Help patients and families organize what they need to say before, during, and after a visit.

    Symptom and concern documentation

    Structured documentation of onset, changes, and impact in the patient's own words.

    Appointment preparation

    Prepared patients use limited visit time on what matters most.

    Care navigation

    Support for referrals, follow-up, records, and next steps across settings.

    Patient experience

    Designed to help patients feel prepared, informed, and taken seriously.

    Caregiver coordination

    Shared context for family members and care partners.

    Escalation pathways

    Clear guidance on advocates, rapid response, and grievance processes.

    De-identified experience insights

    Aggregated themes about communication and navigation experiences.

    Research and pilot programs

    Structured evaluation support for quality, safety, and experience teams.

    What a HEARD pilot includes

    1. 01

      Pilot population

    2. 02

      Implementation period

    3. 03

      Patient onboarding

    4. 04

      Staff and stakeholder alignment

    5. 05

      Success metrics

    6. 06

      Privacy and security review

    7. 07

      Data collection

    8. 08

      Research or evaluation opportunities

    9. 09

      Final pilot report

    Proposed pilot measures

    These are proposed measures to be agreed with your team during pilot design. They are not guaranteed outcomes, and HEARD makes no clinical, safety, or financial outcome claims.

    • Patient enrollment and engagement
    • Concerns documented
    • Resource utilization
    • Caregiver participation
    • Escalation pathway use
    • Time to acknowledgment, when trackable
    • Patient confidence (self-reported)
    • Patient satisfaction (self-reported)
    • Communication experience (self-reported)
    • Resolution status, when trackable

    Pilot reporting is aggregated and de-identified. HEARD does not replace clinical judgment, emergency services, or your organization's existing safety and grievance processes.

    Explore a HEARD Pilot

    Tell us about your organization and the population you would like to support.

    Please do not include personal health information in this form. HEARD uses these details only to respond to your request.