Sanatus · Chris Velaster

sanatus.dev@gmail.com

Phone

(626) 547-1802

Background

I spent 15 years in home health. I know the visit, the OASIS, the charting that follows you home, and what a survey looks like from the agency side.

Now I build the tools I wanted back then, from software for documentation to hands-on work in AI and robotics.

Why it matters to your agency

More patients, same team.When documentation takes less of each clinician's day, they can take more visits. That's growth without more hiring.
Billing on time.Notes finished the same day reach QA and billing sooner.
Clinicians who stay.Less charting at night makes it easier to keep the people you already trained.

What I build

ClickDoc

AI documentation for home health

Problem: Notes finished late mean billing goes out late, and tired clinicians don't stay.
Built: AI that moves through OASIS documentation fast, built by someone who has done the visits. Your clinicians can take more visits without more hours.
Proof: Several years in development. Passed agency surveys. In use by working nurses.

Built from several technologies working together, not a single chatbot.

Long-term research

Early, hands-on research into where robotics and computer vision could support care at home in the years ahead.

Research prototype · not a medical device

Real YOLO11 object detection, run frame by frame. Footage is simulated; no patient data.

From the road

Not every one of these has a product yet. They're the breakdowns clinicians describe across agencies, and what each one costs.

Example

Can you take a visit tomorrow? Notes coming tonight.

OK. Send the notes.

Next morning

Still no notes. Is it confirmed?

Disregard.

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What happensThe office texts a nurse about a visit, then changes plans or never follows up. The nurse and the family are left waiting.

What it costs the agencyMissed visits, upset families, and nurses who stop picking up when you call.