Patients text a number. An AI care coordinator tracks symptoms and medications, and alerts your team when it matters.
ClawHealth care
(929) 412-1499
Flagged for your care team. Dr. Chen has been notified about the weight gain and breathlessness.
How it works
Add a cardiac patient from your dashboard. They get a welcome text and their care protocol starts right away.
No app to download. Patients report symptoms, confirm medications, and share vitals over SMS whenever they need to.
The AI reads every reply and flags red-flag symptoms or missed medications, so your team can act while problems are small.
What it does
Patients reply in their own words, any time of day. The AI keeps the thread going, remembers context, and knows when to bring a clinician in.
Blood pressure, heart rate, and weight reported by text, trended on your dashboard.
Reminders and follow-up on missed doses, with persistent non-adherence surfaced for review.
Red-flag symptoms and out-of-range vitals notify your care team right away.
Before each appointment, ClawHealth compiles the interval history. Every interaction is logged and auditable.
Built for cardiologists
ClawHealth was built with the cardiology team at Mount Sinai West, around real clinical workflows and real patients.
HIPAA compliant by architecture
End-to-end AES-256 encryption, BAA-ready infrastructure, and audit logs from day one.
Fits your existing workflow
The right information surfaces at the right time, without adding to your clinical load.
You stay in clinical control
The AI coordinates and flags. Your judgment drives every decision.
Active patients
142
Alerts today
3
Adherence
94%
Latest alerts
R. Martinez
Weight up 3 lb, reports breathlessness
A. Thompson
Missed metoprolol — 2nd day
J. Patel
BP 158/96, above threshold
“Our patients stay connected between appointments, and we hear about problems while they are still small.”
Attending cardiologist · Mount Sinai West
Enroll your first cardiac patients and start continuous, coordinated care between clinic visits.
HIPAA compliant · AES-256 encryption · Built with Mount Sinai cardiology