People define what better care means. Care teams, agents and robots contribute within their roles. VANTHEON is bringing these perspectives together to develop the rules, tools and institutions of a learning healthcare system.
Ways to contribute
A role for your experience.
Current participation begins with a conversation about development, research or care experience. This is not enrollment in a live care service.
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Patients, caregivers and communities
Bring the experience of care.
Patient choice, explanation, appeal and correction stand independently of provider trust. Share a priority that care should serve, or a moment when getting help became unnecessarily difficult.
Bring a coordination problem, the evidence needed to understand it and the people responsible for follow-through—for example, results reviewed without a follow-up visit arranged.
VANTHEON Agent is in development. Propose a defined task for an application, agent or robot, such as assembling permitted records for review, with an accountable operator and a path to human help.
Study access, incentives, governance or THEON’s foundation models, multi-agent methods and research improvement. Bring a question, a comparison method and a way to independently assess the result.
The proposed Pool separates member funding, payment for care and loss-bearing capital. Bring a question about affordable participation, provider compensation or protecting care commitments through shortfalls.
Care teams, agents and robots contribute different capabilities. Patients retain choice; funding participants support care under separate terms. Illustrated services are examples of the proposed system.