Capture the outcome value-based care pays on. Signed, and sealed.
Patient-reported outcomes are part of the measures CMS uses in its joint-replacement programs, and they are hard to collect. This demonstration captures one, lets the surgeon sign it, and seals a hash over exactly what was captured. Nothing is attested until a surgeon signs it.
Try the capture →One patient. One validated PROM. One signed receipt.
A real KOOS-JR knee outcome, captured, then sealed with a signature and a hash. The capture sits on top and the attestation underneath.
The KOOS-JR is a validated 7-item measure of knee pain, stiffness, and function — the outcome CMS bundles and ACCESS score joint-replacement care on. The patient answers on their own phone; the surgeon never chases a form.
Knee outcome captured
Higher is better knee health (0–100).
That hash seals exactly what was captured, who signed it, and when. Change one answer and the hash changes — which makes the record tamper-evident rather than merely collected. Every sealed outcome becomes one entry in the patient's attested, longitudinal record.
Same outcome. Two very different assets.
A short demonstration of the capture, the signature and the sealed receipt.
- ~Not connected to any practice system yet
- ~Not a legal or audit opinion
- ~Demonstration scoring, not the official KOOS-JR table
- ✓Nothing is for sale today
- ✓Surgeon signs, then a hash is sealed over the capture
- ✓The patient & surgeon own the record
- ✓Lives in the surgeon's own front office
- ✓Receipt downloads as a JSON file you keep
"Outcome capture that makes your value-based numbers defensible."
Patients answer on their phone, the surgeon signs, and the receipt is sealed with a hash. It costs nothing while we prove it, and nothing here is for sale.