Trigger
A discharge, ED visit, new diagnosis, or new medication starts a follow-up plan.
Early access · Pediatrics first
Closing the loop between visits.
CuroLoop checks in with every family after discharge and between visits, then hands your team the few who need a call today.
Friendly check-ins and reminders from your child’s care team, in your language, and a real person when something feels wrong.
Every child discharged in your network is followed at home, so avoidable returns go down and follow-up measures get closed.
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HIPAA-aligned
BAA with every customer
Works alongside your EHR
How it works
The visit is 20 minutes. Recovery is the other 10,000.
For every family, CuroLoop runs the same four steps on your protocols. Your team steps in only when something is flagged.
Check in
Text or voice, in the family’s language, on the schedule your team sets.
Flag
Missed doses, worrying answers or readings, and missed or unbooked visits.
Close the loop
The right person gets the context, acts, and it is logged to the chart.
Signals from home
The readings families already take, in the same loop.
A thermometer, a pulse oximeter, a glucose sensor, a baby scale, or a quick photo. Each reading lands next to the check-in that asked for it.
Typed
Parents reply with the number in a text.
Photographed
A picture of the device screen is enough.
Synced
From connected devices and home kits the family already uses. Confirmed per site.
Your thresholds
Clinicians set the readings that raise a flag for the team.
Built around how children are cared for
The patient is seven. The plan runs through everyone around her.
The parent answers
Check-ins ask what a parent can see: breathing, feeding, sleep, and behavior.
Care runs across homes and school
Each caregiver gets the updates the family approves. Action plans reach the school nurse.
Doses change as kids grow
CuroLoop confirms the right measuring tool and amount as prescribed, and flags weight changes.
Teens get their own voice
Messages shift with age, following your rules for confidential teen care and the move to adult care.
For care managers, nurses, and physicians
Less chasing, more caring.
A worklist sorted by need
Start the morning with the five families who need you, not the fifty who went home.
Outreach that documents itself
Every contact is logged with time, channel, and response, ready for the chart.
Your protocols, your thresholds
Clinicians decide what the agent asks, when, and what raises a flag.
Ready for transitions billing
Captures the 2-business-day contact that transitional care management codes require.
For parents and caregivers
One place to turn between visits.
Reminders that fit the day
Medication and appointment nudges by text or voice, at times that work for your family.
Instructions in plain language
Discharge guidance broken into small steps, in your own language.
A clear path to a person
A worrying answer or reading reaches your child’s care team quickly, with the full context.
The whole care circle
Parents, grandparents, and other caregivers you approve can share the load.
For health plans
Your youngest members, followed between visits.
A pediatric readmission costs about $6,300 on average. Every pilot reports results against a matched comparison group.
Fewer avoidable returns
Readmissions and ED return visits caught early, in the first days home.
Follow-up measures closed
Asthma follow-up, well-child visits, and transitional contacts, booked and confirmed.
Families reached in their language
Text or voice with no app to download. Every attempt and answer is logged.
Care stays with the medical home
CuroLoop works under the child’s own pediatric team, inside your network.
A week with CuroLoop
Maya, 7, goes home after an asthma ED visit. Illustrative example.
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Day 0
Discharge plan and medicines loaded from the chart.
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Day 1
Text to her mom: prescriptions picked up? Inhaler technique video sent.
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Day 2
Voice check-in logged as the transitions contact.
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Day 4 · Flagged
Night cough and SpO₂ 95%. Nurse calls the same afternoon.
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Day 7
Follow-up visit booked and confirmed with dad.
Care team time spent: one call, to the family who needed it.
Clinicians stay in charge.
Guardrails
Follows your scripts and protocols. No diagnosis or dosing advice. Clinical questions go to a person.
Escalation
Thresholds set by your team. Urgent answers are routed at once, and after-hours rules match your on-call.
Privacy and records
HIPAA-aligned, with a BAA for every customer. Full transcript and audit trail, written back to your EHR.
Start with one group of patients for 90 days.
We are opening a small number of pilot sites with pediatric hospitals, physician groups, and subspecialty clinics.
Bring CuroLoop to your child’s care team.
Join the waitlist and we will let you know when a care team near you is using CuroLoop.
Pilot it with one group of members.
Pick one group, such as children discharged after an asthma ED visit. We measure it against a matched comparison group and report monthly.