Your words
Voice or text check-in
Dizzy after my walk.
EVERYDAY LIFE. CONNECTED CARE.
Care shouldn’t stop when the patient leaves.
Daily care can be a lot to carry alone. ReTrans is being built to help people with chronic conditions manage everyday care and stay connected with their clinical team.
Prototype in development · Free to join · No commitment
FROM EVERYDAY LIFE TO A MORE CONNECTED CARE JOURNEYHospital → Home → Next visit
Designed for hospital-led care
Built around the patient
Clinicians in control
The space between visits
A consultation ends.
The need for care doesn’t.
Between clinic visits, patients often manage medicines, symptoms, diet and lifestyle largely on their own. Without timely support, missed doses and unnoticed changes can add uncertainty and anxiety.
Doctor visit
SymptomsMedication updatesDaily readings
Next consultationSo much to manage, every day
Medicines, meals, activity and symptoms: a care plan has to fit into a real life.
Changes that go unseen
Care teams can lose visibility between appointments, leaving changes unreported until the next visit.
Support that arrives too late
When concerns build without timely review, patients and families can face greater worry and unplanned care.
Behind every care plan is a person
Meet Rohan.
Life doesn’t pause for diabetes.
Illustrative scenario · Rohan is fictional, not a patient testimonial.
A busy day. A care plan to remember.
Rohan is 40 and lives with diabetes. Between work and family life, medicines, meals and daily routines compete for his attention. His wife worries about what might be missed.
The challenge is bigger than a condition.
It’s the gap in support between visits.
THE RETRANS CONCEPTIn development
Designed around everyday life
A daily plan
One place for the medicines and routines agreed with his care team.
- Medicine reminders
- Diet and activity guidance
- A simple daily check-in
Care, connected
A care plan that
stays connected.
ReTrans is a care management system in development for people with chronic conditions. It is designed to connect hospital onboarding, daily care at home and the next clinic visit.
Planned capabilities · In development
Organized updates
Patient-reported events
Symptom · Context · Timestamp
Care team rules
Clinician-defined pathways
Organize and route for review
Human review
Clinicians decide next steps
Supports care. Never replaces it.
A daily plan, made manageable
Medicine reminders and support for diet, activity and daily routines, guided by the patient’s care team.
Check-ins, in your own words
Share symptoms and everyday changes by voice or text. Planned AI support helps organize those updates for review.
Earlier signals for care teams
Patient-reported changes flagged through clinician-defined rules, so care teams can decide what needs attention.
A clearer next consultation
Reported risk indicators, adherence information and AI-assisted summaries, brought together for the doctor’s review.
Care teams stay in control.
A simpler care journey
Connected from hospital to home.
01
The hospital enrolls
The hospital enrolls the patient, agrees a care plan and defines review and escalation rules.
02
Life continues at home
Patients follow a daily plan, receive medicine reminders and share symptoms and updates.
03
Everyday updates, structured
Reported changes are organized into a timeline, with alerts routed through the care team’s rules.
04
The clinician reviews
At the next visit, the doctor reviews adherence, reported risk indicators and summaries to guide next steps.
What we’re working towards
More support.
A clearer picture.
Our goal is more personal, continuous support for people living with chronic conditions. These are intended benefits; ReTrans has not yet demonstrated clinical outcomes.
For patients
A manageable daily routine, a place to share concerns, and support with medicines, symptoms, diet and lifestyle.
For clinicians
A view of reported symptoms, adherence and risk indicators, with summaries and alerts to support timely clinical review.
For the people around them
A shared direction for caregivers and hospital teams, with a roadmap to connect pharmacies and labs where appropriate.
Our connected-care vision
Patient Caregiver Hospital & doctor Pharmacy & lab
Planned connections, not announced integrations or partnerships.A few things to know
Care, with
clear expectations.
Is ReTrans available to use today?
ReTrans is a prototype in development. Joining free early access registers your interest; it does not enroll you in a live care service.
Who is it being built for?
People living with chronic conditions and the hospitals, clinicians and caregivers who support them between clinic visits.
What role will AI play?
We plan to use AI to help organize patient updates and prepare summaries for review. Clinical decisions and care pathways remain with qualified care teams. It is not a replacement for a doctor.
Does ReTrans provide emergency care?
No. ReTrans is not an emergency service or continuous emergency monitoring system. In an emergency, contact your local emergency services.
What happens when I join early access?
Your details are emailed to the ReTrans team so we can contact you about relevant early-access opportunities. There is no charge or commitment. Please do not include personal health information.
Free early access
Help shape a more
connected kind
of care.
Whether you’re a patient, a doctor, hospital representative, or investor, we’d love you to be part of the journey.
Be notified about early-access opportunities
Share your perspective as we develop ReTrans
No cost to join. No obligation.
ReTrans is currently in development. Joining the waitlist does not enroll you in a care service.