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For clinics
Caseload view with HEDIS-clock tracking, the med-check prep screen (coverage map + CDS insights), and goal management.
Sign in via CompassOne record, every informant.
A measurement rail for pediatric ADHD medication titration: teacher and parent Daily Report Card scoring, an intraday medication-coverage curve built from published pharmacokinetics, and a rebound-window protocol — all on one shared child record instead of three disconnected inboxes.
A stimulant titration window lives or dies on whether the clinician actually sees what happened at school and at home. Today that's a fax, a phone call, or nothing — the teacher's rating never reaches the prescriber, and the parent's 3pm-crash story gets summarized from memory at a fifteen-minute visit weeks later.
Relay puts the Daily Report Card, the dose log, and a same-day symptom check on one shared record. A published-pharmacokinetics coverage curve overlays observed ratings against expected drug concentration, so a rebound pattern shows up as a shape, not a guess — flagged only when elevated scores line up with concentration actually dropping below half of peak, never on either signal alone.
Teacher and parent ratings against clinician-set goals, on the same record, no fax machine involved.
A pharmacokinetic reference curve for five common formulations, overlaid on observed ratings — rebound flagged only when both the score and the concentration say so.
Rule-based, not generative — every insight cites its own rationale, offers more than one next step, and carries a mandatory disclaimer. No dosage recommendations, ever.
Teachers and parents join with a revocable, single-child-scoped link — no accounts to manage, no PHI in an email.
The clinician dashboard is staff-authenticated. Teachers and parents join a specific child's record via an invite link from the practice — there's no public sign-up for either.
Caseload view with HEDIS-clock tracking, the med-check prep screen (coverage map + CDS insights), and goal management.
Sign in via CompassA daily report card and EMA burst prompts — accessed via a scoped invite link sent by the child's clinic, not a public login.
Dose logging, the daily card, and the reinforcement checklist — same invite-link pattern as the teacher view.
Just launched — deployed to production with no pilot practices onboarded yet. If you're a pediatric or psychiatric practice interested in a pilot, get in touch below.
Relay is one of the solutions built inside the Synapse Spark Foundation. Everything we make is part of the same mission — embracing neurodivergent minds and supporting the researchers advancing the science.
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