Sub-60s EMS-to-ED Intake & Bay Readiness
Structured pre-arrival packets, high-acuity alerts, and optimistic version-controlled case updates (`expectedVersion`) between field paramedics and ED charge nurses.
AVILITIES SPECIALTY 03 · BUILDING IN PROCESS · DEVELOPMENT MODE
PASS
Patient Access
Stable & Secure
Healthcare Pre-Arrival · Private V1 Engineering
PASS is currently in active engineering under AVILITI Specialties. Product capabilities, pre-arrival workflows, and system modules remain private until V1 completion.
SPECIALTY STATUSPRIVATE V1
- Status
- BUILDING IN PROCESS · DEVELOPMENT MODEproductionReady: false
- Access
- Private Engineering · Public Launch Pending V1 Completion
+ PACE PASS ADD-ON
Preliminary Acute Cardiac Evaluation · Add-on concept, in development
Bringing the pre-arrival handoff into focus before the ambulance doors open.
While the dual-role EMS and Emergency Department consoles remain private during V1 hardening, PASS is engineered around three clinical handoff pillars.
Signed 4-Stage Handoff Receipts
Canonical `HMAC-SHA256` + `SHA-256` cryptographic receipts across pre-arrival, arrival, explicit handoff, and case closure with scoped issuer verification.
Tunnel Dead-Zone Sync & FHIR R4 Bundles
10,000-event idempotent offline replay ledger for rural/tunnel ambulance dead zones, paired with structural HL7 FHIR R4 (`HTEST`) synthetic bundle exports.
ADD-ON CONCEPT · PASS + PACE · IN DEVELOPMENT
PASS + PACE — Preliminary Acute Cardiac Evaluation
A concept for an optional PASS add-on for emergency-department walk-in chest-pain intake. It is built and tested only on synthetic data. It is not a triage, diagnostic or clinical decision tool, it is not cleared for clinical use, and it has no price. Any future version that could affect patient priority would first need clinical ownership of its rules, a medical-device assessment, and a privacy review.
Made-up data only
The concept runs only on synthetic 12-lead values with no patient demographics, no electronic health record connection and no real patients. Nothing in it has been used in a hospital.
Clinician review is the decision
PACE does not make triage or diagnostic decisions. Any future version would present information for a nurse or physician to read and would never set patient priority on its own.
Clinical ownership, device review, privacy
Before PACE could be piloted anywhere it needs a clinician who owns its rules, a medical-device regulatory assessment, and a privacy review covering any real patient data. None of these has started.
Clinical Security Architecture & Private V1 Pilot Request
Review the PASS security and synthetic data boundary or register your Emergency Department / EMS agency for a scoped V1 pilot evaluation.
Buyer Security & Trust Center
Pre-production architectural controls verified in repository snapshots (productionReady: false).
- Canonical HMAC-SHA256 Handoff ReceiptsEvery stage transition produces a signed receipt and SHA-256 digest verified before shift digest inclusion.
- Synthetic Sandbox (`HTEST` Security Label)All pre-production workflows and FHIR R4 exports use made-up data only and carry explicit `HTEST` test-data labels. No real patient data has been entered.
- Fail-Closed Workbook & 10k Replay LedgerStorage failures preserve existing records without data loss, and ambulance dead-zone retries deduplicate deterministically.
Request Private V1 Pilot
Pilot conversations are arranged by e-mail while PASS is in development. Tell us your hospital ED or EMS agency, your role, and your receiving scope, and we will reply directly.
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