We are not your hospital EHR
Cycle, load, wearables, and labs are first-class here. Pulse OS sits next to the hospital record. There is no live feed into Epic or Cerner today.
Women's health clinics
The visit-ready chart for sports medicine and physio.
Team doctors and physios should not spend the first ten minutes reconstructing load from Whoop and a lab PDF. Pulse OS assembles that before you sit down. You still write the assessment. A number from a PDF does not enter the record until you have looked at it.
What the visit is built from
Wearables, lab reports, and treatment-room hardware.
Wearables and uploaded lab reports come in today. Firstbeat is the chest strap. VALD is the plate physio already uses. Runeasi is the running-gait belt. InBody, Hologic, and GE Lunar are the body-comp kit. Dexcom, Libre, CORE, Moxy, Nix, MX3, and FlowBio sit with metabolic, thermal, and hydration work. Quest, Labcorp, LifeLabs, and Dynacare arrive as a PDF. Epic and Cerner stay the hospital chart.
Apple Health
Google Fit
Chest strap
ForceDecks / NordBord
Velocity
Smart insoles
Running gait
CGM
CGM
Body temp
NIRS
Sweat
Hydration
Sweat
Uploaded report
PDF, not live
PDF, not live
PDF, not live
BIA
DEXA
DEXA Lunar
Hospital EHR
Hospital EHR
What is different
A women's health and sports-medicine record, not a generic EHR with a period log.
A PDF is not a result until you say so
Lab PDFs go into a review queue. Nothing from that queue feeds a finding or a flag until you have approved it.
Clinic and the team can share one person
A clinic and a team's medical staff can write to the same record. Coaching staff stay outside the labs.
In the clinic
SOAP, labs, and the longitudinal chart on one page.
Pulse OS
Health record
Team physician
Amara Osei · longitudinal
HRV vs her 28-day median
Training volume
SOAP
- S
- Fatigue two nights. Left hamstring tight.
- O
- HRV 48 ms vs 61 ms median. Ferritin in review.
- A
- Off her own range. Not a diagnosis.
- P
- Hold plyometrics. Recheck after sleep.
Marked sites
2 open · athlete's left
Left hamstring
Needs a lookPosterior thigh
On today's SOAP. Sprint finish is pulled.
Left hip
WatchAnterior pelvis
No extra restriction. Recheck with the hamstring.
How the visit stays usable
How the chart is read in clinic.
Reference range on the lab. Her range on the wearable.
Labs use a range when the report has one. HRV, sleep, and load are read against her last month. The roster does not light up every measure that twitched.
REDs review on one clinical screen
Low ferritin, a missed cycle, and a rising load on one screen is REDs review. The model flags. You write the assessment.
Epic and Cerner stay where they are
Notes stay on the Pulse chart. She can export her record. There is no silent hospital sync. If you need that work, it is an enterprise conversation.
Clinical modules
The note beside the chart
SOAP next to cycle, Whoop, labs, and load. Sports and women's health templates if you want them. The evidence is on the same page as the assessment.
REDs the way you would review it
Ferritin, vitamin D, load, and symptoms on one timeline. If the lab has a reference range, you see it. Wearables and load are read against her own window. Triage, not a diagnosis.
Body map that lasts more than one visit
Pain and injury stay on the person, so rehab is not a new drawing every appointment.
Physician, physio, dietitian
They write to one record. Access is by role. HIPAA-aligned controls are in place. Formal certification is still in progress, and we will say that in the room.