The Hospital Operating System

One backbone for
every hospital

Pulse OS replaces 30+ fragmented systems with a single, AI-powered platform. Built for the hospitals the industry forgot.

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Hospitals run on
broken infrastructure

Every hospital stitches together dozens of vendors, loses money maintaining legacy systems, and relies on people to be the glue.

30+

Fragmented Systems

EMR, HRIS, scheduling, billing, pharmacy, lab — each a separate vendor, separate contract, separate data silo.

$1.3T

Bleeding Margins

Global healthcare IT spend, mostly wasted maintaining legacy. Every new capability means another vendor and another 6-month cycle.

34%

Human Glue

Nurse time lost to documentation. Staff whose entire job is bridging systems — copying data, reconciling spreadsheets, making calls.

Two entities.
Every workflow.

Every hospital process — clinical, operational, financial — is a relationship between just two entities.

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Patient
Clinical entity
Pulse
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Worker
Operational entity
Scheduling Billing Compliance Prescriptions Shift Planning Discharge
Total hospital
autonomy

One platform that handles any business logic — clinical workflows, HR, compliance. AI-powered under strict guardrails.

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AI Under Guardrails

AI agents that understand clinical context natively. They build, suggest, and automate — always within compliance boundaries.

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Field Engineer Model

A technically capable operator inside the hospital who builds solutions on Pulse in real-time. Monday: talk to staff. Tuesday: build it. Wednesday: live.

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Full Compliance Built-In

GDPR, HIPAA, SOC2 — baked into the backbone. Every workflow inherits compliance from the data model.

Application layer
Any Capability, On Demand
AI agents + field engineer build whatever the hospital needs
Platform layer
AI Engine + Workflow Builder
Natural language workflows, permissions, automation
Data backbone
Unified HRIS + EMR
Single source of truth — patient graph + worker graph
A massive, underserved
landscape

The biggest players fight over top-tier hospitals. Thousands of mid-size and specialized facilities are left behind.

$680B
Global Healthcare IT
Market (2030)
Grand View Research
€60B
European Healthcare
IT Spend
Deloitte
₪3.2B
Israel Healthcare
IT Market
Start-Up Nation Central
15.8%
CAGR Through
2030
Fortune Business Insights
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The hospital OS
starts with Pulse

Let's build the infrastructure that every hospital will run on.

info@pulse-os.ai