Know who needs attention.
Let Ziva handle the follow-through.
Ziva's agents keep track of changing patient information and work out who needs attention and why. They carry out the routine follow-up and bring your care team in when human judgment is needed.
Care teams don't need more alerts.
They need fewer things to chase.
Every day, someone reviews incoming readings, calls recently discharged patients, chases referrals, re-requests missing measurements and confirms that new prescriptions were filled. Most of that effort goes into finding out whether anything is actually wrong.
Much of healthcare AI today documents care that has already happened. Ziva focuses on the work that needs to happen next.
One agent decides what matters.
The other makes sure it gets done.
Ziva's agent strategy is built on two products that work together. They run inside Ziva today, and are designed to be deployed into other healthcare platforms in the future.
From signal to follow-through.
Continuous Intelligence decides whether something matters. When it needs more information or something has to be done, the Care Agent takes over. Whatever the Care Agent learns goes back to Continuous Intelligence, and the loop continues until the issue is resolved or handed to a person.
Human attention may be needed now.
A meaningful change that deserves review, though it may not be urgent.
Ziva keeps watching, gathers more information and suppresses repeat alerts.
Logged. No one is interrupted.
An alert shouldn't just become another task for a nurse. Ziva handles the routine follow-up itself and brings people in when judgment or intervention is needed.
Maria* goes home from the hospital.
Ziva picks up from there.
A transition of care involves a lot of routine calls. Ziva makes them, and brings in a person only for the call that matters.
*Stories are inspired by real patient experiences and health patterns observed in care. Names, images, quotes, and certain details have been changed or combined to protect privacy. Individual experiences and outcomes may vary.
Day 30 isn’t the finish line.
The Care Agent keeps going.
When the transition window closes, the patient moves into ongoing care. The same agent keeps following up, checks in during Clinical Observation Mode, updates the record, messages providers and brings in Continuous Intelligence alerts when something escalates.
*Stories are inspired by real patient experiences and health patterns observed in care. Names, images, quotes, and certain details have been changed or combined to protect privacy. Individual experiences and outcomes may vary.
Not eight agents.
One agent that follows through.
The same Care Agent runs each workflow below, using your organization's protocols. Each one has the same goal: own the routine follow-up and escalate the exceptions.
Same agents.
A different day for every role.
See what reaches each person's desk, what no longer does, and one real case from each role. The page also shows a 30-day timeline of who does what during a discharge, plus a routing map.
See Ziva in practice →Intelligence that can live
where care already happens.
Today, Ziva's agents run inside the Ziva platform. Over time, Continuous Intelligence is designed to work on top of the systems organizations already use: their system provides the patient information, and Ziva returns structured, prioritized intelligence.
Some agent capabilities are rolling out in stages. See what's available below.
Planned delivery through APIs, integrations and MCP where appropriate. These partner integrations aren't available yet, and the list shows the types of systems we're designing for, not existing connections.
Ziva handles the routine.
Clinicians make the decisions.
Ziva supports your care team, not replaces it. Its agents bring in people when they're needed, and clinical judgment and clinical action stay with licensed humans.
Available today, and what's next.
Give your care team
fewer things to chase.
Ziva watches what changes, follows through on routine care tasks and surfaces what needs a person's attention.