rec03:47slp 7:38rhr 57hrv 41resp 14.9stress low

All night, the body keeps a record.NavixPulse is how care reads it.

Everyday wearables — sleep, heart rate, breathing, stress — read against each person's own baseline and translated into plain-language morning insight for behavioral-health teams. It arrives as questions worth asking. Never verdicts.

phi-protected · baa-covered · consent-first · community-open code
rec 03:47night 14
slp
7:38
vs 7:12
rhr
57
vs 59
hrv
41
vs 38
✱ the morning asks
Can we be more effective in our interventions?
illustrative sample — not real patient data

Morning comes, and the record is waiting.

Overnight summaries land before the day begins — on the chart, in triage, before the first session.

01What the night wrote

Behavioral health has always treated the mind with almost no word from the body.

Between sessions, care runs on recall and self-report. Sleep collapse, mounting physiological stress, nights that quietly fall apart — they build for days in plain sight of no one.

What the wrist knows

Sleep and its stages. Resting heart rate. Heart-rate variability. Breathing. Stress load. Movement. Measured at home, every night, by devices people already wear — clients and staff alike.

Read against yourself

A number means nothing until it meets its owner. Every reading is weighed against that person's own baseline — robust statistics, no population norms.

Questions, never verdicts

NavixPulse doesn't diagnose. It notices, shows the clinician the exact numbers behind the pattern, and offers an open question to bring into the room.

This project runs on a conviction — that care deserves a second instrument, built in the open.

02The path of a signal

From a wrist to a well-asked question.

  1. 01 · Worn

    A device goes on.

    A watch, band, or ring — worn by clients and staff alike. Consent happens on the wearer's own phone, in plain language, with a one-time sign-in to their device brand. Staff never touch credentials.

    wrist → device cloud
  2. 02 · Written

    The night writes itself.

    While they sleep, the record forms: sleep and its stages, resting heart rate, heart-rate variability, breathing, stress. It flows automatically into your program's isolated, PHI-protected workspace. No manual entry, ever.

    device cloud → your workspace · nightly
  3. 03 · Read

    Every number meets its baseline.

    Each reading is compared to that person's own history — robust statistics built per person, never population norms. What counts as high, low, or drifting is theirs alone.

    personal baseline · no population norms
  4. 04 · Asked

    A deviation becomes a question.

    When something shifts, it arrives in plain language with the evidence attached — and an open question the clinician can carry into the room. On the chart, in caseload triage, before the day begins.

    insight → morning triage
Δ from baseline → a better question
03The morning view

What the team actually sees.

Three views, one habit: open the day knowing whose night deserves a second look.

Illustrative sample — not real patient data
The chart header, at a glance
Five signals with personal baselines, right where the chart opens.
Sleep
6h 12m
vs 7h 40m
Resting HR
64 bpm
vs 57 bpm
Stress
48
vs 31
Respiration
15.8
vs 14.9
Steps
3,420
vs 8,100
04Kept in common

One algorithm, held in common. Improved by everyone who uses it.

The clinical engine — every method, threshold, and check — is a published specification, and the platform's code is open to read, run internally, and improve. Navix Health stewards both and publishes versioned algorithm releases to the community. Every participating program runs the same engine; every improvement reaches everyone.

Your records are never part of the deal. Each organization's data stays its own — isolated at the database, HIPAA-protected, BAA-covered. Programs that opt in contribute de-identified statistics — never identities, never raw records — that sharpen the shared engine.

Free for internal use
Versioned community algorithm releases
Commercial rights reserved to Navix Health
Your records never leave your workspace
The community loop
  1. 1
    Programs run the open engine
    same methods, same thresholds, every site
  2. 2
    Opt-in statistics flow back
    de-identified engine performance — never PHI
  3. 3
    Navix Health tunes and validates
    clinical review against an evaluation harness
  4. 4
    A better engine ships to everyone
    versioned community releases
05Begin tonight

Begin tonight. Read tomorrow morning.

NavixPulse is self-serve, start to finish — no sales call. It's built for the people in your care: clients wearing everyday devices, their signals reaching the clinicians treating them. (Programs can also start staff-first while client paperwork completes — same flows, same consent.) The one gate is the legally necessary one: a two-minute Business Associate Agreement click-through at setup.

  1. 01Sign in with your work email — no password to make
  2. 02Name your organization; you're its administrator
  3. 03Accept the BAA — a click-through, not a contract cycle
  4. 04Invite your team by text; import your roster
  5. 05Text everyone a connect link — devices come online the same day
Create your organizationPriced at infrastructure cost — a community project, not a margin product.
A note to the team · optional

Self-serve not your speed? Leave a note and the Navix Health team will walk you through it — usually within a business day.

No PHI here — contact details only, used to follow up

On the roadmap

Inside Navix Hub, where care already happens.

For programs on the Navix Hub EMR, Pulse insights will surface directly on the chart — physiological context beside the clinical record, as the algorithm grows.

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