Walk into every visit already caught up.
Aler gives your practice one working view of every patient: wearables, blood work, medicines, supplements, DNA, and environment, read together overnight and traceable to the source. Your panel opens on who moved, so your time lands where it matters.
Your whole panel, read overnight.
Aler watches every patient's data continuously and re-reads it against their own history, not a population average. Each morning your panel is already sorted by who actually moved, with a plain-language note on what changed, so you spend your attention on the people who need it instead of assembling charts.
Who moved overnight, first
Your panel opens sorted by movement against each patient's own history, with a plain-language note on what changed. The patient who needs you is at the top. The rest stay quiet.
The same picture your patient sees
Patient detail mirrors the patient's own app: their numbers, blood work, medicines, and insights, plus read-only access to the records they share. You are never arguing with two versions of the truth.
Where every number comes from
Every value opens into its trail: the device it came from, which source won when two disagreed, and why. You can trust the read before you act on it.
A dose that looks wrong, caught at entry
Official label data and drug classes ride along with every medicine, and an out-of-range dose is questioned the moment it is typed, not at the next visit.
Quiet unless it matters
Aler raises a patient only when several signals drift together. Deterministic rules run before any model touches the read, so you are not chasing noise.
Wearables, labs, meds, genetics, environment
Everything a patient collects, read together against their own baseline, instead of six apps that each know one small piece.
Ask a question. Aler reads every chart.
Aler Intelligence is the analyst that reads each patient overnight, and now you can put questions to it. Ask across your whole panel to surface the patients drifting toward trouble, or open one patient and ask about them directly. It answers in plain language, and shows the signals it used.
- Across your whole panel. Ask who is trending toward a problem, and Aler hands back the few worth a closer look, ranked, with the reason.
- On any single patient. Open a patient and ask what changed and what to watch. Aler answers from their whole record, with the provenance.
Handled like health data, because it is.
Your patients' records are isolated, encrypted, and logged, and every number carries its own provenance so a compliance review has something real to read. The boring parts, done properly.
Per-tenant isolation
Each practice runs in its own tenant. No cross-tenant queries, no pooled patient data, ever.
HIPAA-aware by design
Minimum-necessary access, isolation, and logging from the start. We say HIPAA-aware, and we use the word precisely.
Encrypted and logged
Encryption at rest and in transit, with an access log on every read of a patient record.
Roles, and the patient's consent
Access follows the role you assign and nothing broader. Patients decide what they share with the practice.
Loop in the other clinicians on the case.
When a patient sees more than one of you, the picture usually lives in phone tag and forwarded PDFs. Aler keeps it on the chart instead. Open a doctor-to-doctor consult thread right on the patient's record when a case needs another set of eyes, and message the patient in the same place.
- Consult without the chase. Start a thread on the record, tag the clinician who needs to weigh in, and keep the context attached to the patient it is about.
- Patient messages, in the chart. Message the patient inside their record, so the conversation and the data it is about never drift apart.
- It stays with the chart. Every thread lives with the patient, not scattered across inboxes, so the next clinician picks up where the last one left off.
Patients bring their own data.
Onboarding a patient does not add work at your front desk. Patients bring their own record in, connect it themselves, and decide what the practice gets to see.
It starts on your say-so
A patient joins through an invite from your practice. There is no account for the front desk to create and nothing for them to key in.
Patients connect their own data
In the Aler app, each patient links their own wearables, blood work, and records. On Android, Health Connect opens the 400-plus device ecosystem in a single step.
Patients choose what they share
Each patient decides what the practice can see, and can change it at any time. You get a clean, current record without chasing anyone for it.
A short walkthrough, your questions.
A demo with sample patients, nothing to install. We will show you the panel, the provenance, the consult threads, and the security posture, and answer whatever your compliance review needs.