MPS sits between the measurement devices your program already uses and the clinician who already owns the patient relationship. No new system to log into, no parallel process to maintain.
Inbound data flows from physiologic testing devices, imaging reports, structured EHR context, and longitudinal data sources. Configuration is part of go-live and is owned jointly with your clinical and clinical IT teams.
Inbound values are normalized for unit, device source, protocol, age/sex reference framing, and longitudinal comparability so trajectory analysis is meaningful across measurement cycles and sites.
The Healthspan Index, Biological Fitness Age, Sarcopenia Risk Score, and domain-level risk signals are computed per patient, per encounter. Logic is documented, version-controlled, and configurable — your clinical leadership signs off on thresholds and definitions during onboarding.
MPS assembles a structured clinical narrative — index synthesis, physiologic domains, trajectory, and recommendation block — using your institution’s protocols and report templates. Every line is traceable to the measurement data that produced it.
The finished clinical report is delivered into the channel your clinicians already use: EHR media tab, results inbox, or downstream clinical document workflow. The clinician reviews, edits, signs, and owns it — exactly as they own any other clinical document.
Each subsequent encounter folds new data back into the longitudinal record, so risk, phenotype, and trajectory continue to refine over time — the value of MPS compounds across measurement cycles.
Clinical oversight. MPS is decision-support, configured to fit institutional protocols. The licensed clinician is responsible for clinical decisions, the patient relationship, and the final care plan. Recommendations surfaced by MPS are reviewable, configurable, and never autonomous.
We’ll walk through ingestion, configuration, report delivery, and clinician adoption against your specific service line, EHR, and clinical operations.