Capacitate is currently forming pilot design partnerships; product availability will be phased.
Capacitate TM
Pilot design partnerships now forming

Building the preventive & predictive Self-Care Operating System.

Capacitate is a healthcare infrastructure platform that unifies fragmented clinical data and social determinants of health (SDOH) into a proprietary, continuously governed longitudinal record. Using AI to detect early signs of health destabilization, Capacitate enables timely preventive and predictive intervention—supporting improved outcomes and quality of life while reducing the total cost of care.

Capacitate is partnering with employers, payers, and care networks to co-design clinician-guided pilots for continuous early detection. We align governance, workflows, and measurement plans, before broad rollout.

Early-stage: pilot design and partner implementation planning. Product and integrations are developed with partners under NDA.

What we are building with partners
Continuous early detection
Co-designing longitudinal change detection and escalation thresholds with clinical governance and partner workflows.
Governed health intelligence
Defining audit-ready explainability, provenance, and policy controls from day one, before scale deployment.
Individual data agency
Designing consent and agency pathways so individuals retain control, while the platform maintains comparative system layers.
PILOT DESIGN OUTCOME
A governed early-detection workflow designed for clinical use, with measurement plans partners can trust.

What we are building

A national-scale operating system for self-care designed through partner pilots. The foundation is longitudinal truth, governed intelligence, and clinician-guided escalation, built to operate across employers, payers, and provider networks.

Longitudinal truth
Preserving versions, conflicts, and context for reproducible, auditable pilot decisions.
Governance-first
Co-defining policy boundaries, auditability, and access controls before we scale.
Clinician-guided escalation
Partnering to fit real clinical workflows, escalation criteria, and documentation requirements.
Designed for extensibility
Architecting platform boundaries so future partner apps can extend capabilities without compromising integrity.

How pilots are designed

We start with governance and clinical workflow, then design data pathways and measurement. Technical build follows the pilot blueprint, not the other way around. Integration can be scoped to existing systems (for example, EHR connectivity via FHIR where appropriate) and expanded after pilot.

  • Align on target population, inclusion criteria, and clinical ownership.
  • Design data pathways and consent model (what is in-scope for pilot).
  • Define governance: roles, review criteria, audit outputs, and escalation thresholds.
  • Implement a clinician-guided escalation workflow and measurement plan.
PILOT DESIGN FLOW (HIGH LEVEL)
1
Pilot scope
Population, condition focus (if any), inclusion criteria, clinical ownership.
2
Data + consent
Permitted data sources, consent pathways, data minimization, retention.
3
Governance
Roles, review criteria, audit artifacts, policy boundaries, escalation thresholds.
4
Measurement
Operational metrics, clinical outcomes signals, reporting cadence, success criteria.
Note: public materials avoid guarantees; the pilot measurement plan and success criteria are defined jointly under NDA.

Trust by design

Privacy, auditability, and governance are not features; they are the platform's operating discipline.

Audit-ready explainability
Reproducible decision trails, reviewer context, and compliance-ready logs.
Governed model reliance
Controls how and when automated outputs influence clinical workflows.
Individual agency
Individuals retain agency over their health data and consent pathways.
Enterprise controls
Role-based access, policy boundaries, and deployment controls.

Defining the Self-Care Operating System™

The Self-Care Operating System category is introduced and defined in Multi-Trillion Dollar U.S. Healthcare to 2035: Gold Rush II. The work establishes self-care as a foundational healthcare infrastructure layer distinct from apps, point solutions, or episodic care models, and frames the economic, clinical, and governance shift now underway.

Capacitate is building directly on this category foundation, translating theory into governed pilot implementations with design partners.

CATEGORY-DEFINING WORK
Multi-Trillion Dollar U.S. Healthcare to 2035
Gold Rush II
Edmund L. Valentine

Pilot design partners

We're seeking a small set of employers, payers, and care networks to co-design clincian-guided pilots, including governance, clinician workflow, and measurement. Build and integration follows the approved pilot design.

Design partner scope includes
  • • Target populations and inclusion criteria
  • • Data pathways and consent model
  • • Clinical escalation design
  • • Governance, auditability, and reporting
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Credo & Values

Capacitate is built on a governance-first ethos. Our Credo guides how we design pilots, steward data, work with clinicians, and earn trust.

Our foremost duty is to the individuals, clients, and communities we serve. We advance health and well-being through ethical innovation, integrity, and clinician-guided early detection.

Reputation is our greatest asset. It is earned through transparency, accountability, and principled governance, and is never subordinated to commercial interests.

Individual dignity and data agency are non-negotiable. Individuals retain control over their health data; we act as trusted stewards of anonymized systems and insights.

We deliver durable value for partners and investors by building a resilient business rooted in trust, strong governance, and long-term responsibility.

Company

Capacitate is an early-stage healthcare infrastructure company focused on building a preventive and predictive Self-Care Operating System through governed pilot partnerships.

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Founder
Edmund L. Valentine

Edmund L. Valentine is a healthcare strategist, industry executive, and entrepreneur. He has spent decades advising and operating across all segments of the healthcare industry, with a focus on large-scale system change, governance, and value creation.

His work focuses on identifying structural shifts in healthcare before they become mainstream and translating them into durable operating models grounded in trust, discipline, and long-term responsibility.

Intellectual property posture

Capacitate is developing a layered intellectual property foundation covering self-care operating system architecture, longitudinal data governance, auditability, and population-level health intelligence.

The IP strategy is designed to protect core system behavior, governance mechanisms, and deployment models while supporting responsible collaboration with pilot partners.

Detailed IP materials are shared selectively in the context of diligence and governed partnerships.