PILOT HOSPITAL NEEDED FOR SENTINEL AI & AURELIA AI

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DIL Organization – Health Tech Innovation Corporation is seeking hospitals and health systems to serve as pilot and design partners for Sentinel AI™ and Aurelia AI™—two AI-powered healthcare infrastructure platforms built to solve measurable clinical and administrative problems.

Sentinel AI™ is an AI-powered behavioral health infrastructure platform designed to help organizations identify behavioral health risk earlier, monitor wellness, engage patients, and connect people to appropriate care before conditions escalate into crisis. The platform combines AI-assisted behavioral health screening, an AI companion, contactless rPPG vital-sign monitoring, clinical decision support, care navigation, EHR interoperability, and enterprise analytics.

Sentinel is built around a simple pathway: Detect → Monitor → Engage → Connect. Evidence-based tools such as PHQ-9, GAD-7, and C-SSRS support screening; camera-based rPPG captures signals such as heart rate, HRV, and stress; conversational AI supports ongoing engagement; and care navigation helps route individuals to clinicians, referrals, or community resources.

We are seeking hospitals with high behavioral-health volumes, limited staffing, ED capacity pressures, fragmented screening, or difficulty connecting patients to follow-up care. Potential pilot use cases include ED screening, suicide-risk workflows, behavioral-health intake, primary-care screening, substance-use screening, care navigation, ED-to-home follow-up, and workforce wellness. Sentinel’s pilot strategy is to deploy in a focused workflow for approximately 90–180 days and measure outcomes such as time-to-screen, identification rate, referral completion, clinician time saved, adoption, and workflow efficiency.

Aurelia AI™ is a two-sided AI prior authorization and clinical decision intelligence platform designed for both health plans and hospital/health systems. On the provider side, Aurelia is intended to help align clinical documentation with payer requirements, identify missing information, improve submission quality, reduce rework, and support appeals. On the payer side, it is designed to ingest authorization requests, detect procedures and diagnoses, identify relevant medical-necessity criteria, analyze documentation, generate clinical rationales, and support approval, denial, appeal, and medical-director review workflows.

Aurelia pilot opportunities can focus on one specialty or high-volume authorization category such as surgery, imaging, orthopedics, oncology, behavioral health, or specialty medication. We want to measure turnaround time, staff time per authorization, number of administrative touches, first-pass completeness, requests for additional information, denial frequency, appeal workload, and time from order to authorization.

Why partner with us? We are not looking for passive customers. We want hospitals willing to help shape the technology through workflow mapping, clinical validation, interoperability, privacy/security review, human oversight, and measurable pilot outcomes. Sentinel already has a developed MVP, AI Companion and mobile experience, defined enterprise architecture, active customer discovery, and participation in NVIDIA Inception, 1752 Venture Fellow, VC Lab/Decile Group, and TiE Women Phoenix.

We are open to paid pilots, design partnerships, sponsored pilots, clinical validation, research collaborations, EHR/API integrations, co-development, strategic investment, grants, and non-dilutive funding.


About DIL Organization-Health Tech Innovation Corporation

DIL Organization-Health Tech Innovation Corporation is a Phoenix-based healthcare innovation enterprise founded in 2024. The organization focuses on transforming clinician wellbeing, mental health support, and healthcare infrastructure by developing AI-driven technology solutions. Their work aims to create scalable platforms that reduce workforce burnout, improve resilience, optimize healthcare operations, and expand patient access to care. By integrating behavioral health expertise with health informatics and emerging AI technology, the company seeks to build next-generation infrastructure that addresses complex challenges facing healthcare systems and providers.

These initiatives are designed to solve critical issues in the medical sector, such as inefficiencies in electronic health records and the need for more accessible mental health resources. The company has explored practical applications for its technology, including the development of self-care vending machines and investments through its subsidiary, DIL HealthTech Ventures LLC, which supports early-stage companies led by women. Through these diverse efforts, the organization targets the improvement of both clinical and patient outcomes, aiming to foster a more sustainable and human-centered future for healthcare delivery.

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