Sport is not an EHR add-on
Cycle, load, wearables, and labs are first-class on one longitudinal chart. Women's health and sports medicine are the default record, not a specialty template.
Women's health clinics
Generic EHRs treat sport as an add-on. Wearables, labs, and training live in other tools, so the visit starts with reconstruction. Pulse OS opens with the history already assembled, and nothing from a lab PDF counts until a clinician has reviewed it.
What is different
Cycle, load, wearables, and labs are first-class on one longitudinal chart. Women's health and sports medicine are the default record, not a specialty template.
Lab PDFs are extracted into a review queue. Nothing from that queue feeds a finding or a flag until a clinician has approved it.
A clinic and a team's medical staff can share the same record. Coaching staff remain structurally outside clinical data.
In the clinic
Pulse OS
Amara Osei · longitudinal
HRV vs her 28-day median
Training volume
SOAP
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.
Clinical modules
The note sits beside the chart: cycle, wearables, labs, and load. Sports and women's health templates are available. The evidence is on the same page as the assessment.
Ferritin, vitamin D, training load, and symptoms share one timeline for clinical triage, instead of a spreadsheet after the visit.
Pain and injury are tracked across visits, so rehabilitation is longitudinal rather than a new drawing each appointment.
Physician, physio, and dietitian write to one record. Access is granted by role. HIPAA-aligned controls are in place; formal certification is in progress.