Contact

Monitor what matters. Act when it matters.

We work with clinical leaders, digital health teams and research partners to bring pathology-to-action surveillance into live services. Tell us which pathway is going unactioned, and which record system you run.

Partnerships & demonstrations

Clinical services, digital health teams, and anyone who wants to see the product against their own pathway.

partners@echo-pathways.com

Research & validation

Retrospective cohort replays, prospective silent-mode studies, and multi-site evaluation.

research@echo-pathways.com

Clinical safety

If you believe the system has behaved unsafely, tell us. Every decision is replayable, so a specific report can be investigated exactly.

safety@echo-pathways.com

What a first conversation looks like

We will ask you three things, and we would rather find out early that the answer is no.

  1. Which pathway? Where does a result determine whether an action is required — and where is that action currently being missed or delayed?
  2. Can the judgement be written down? If a clinician can't state the rule and sign their name to it, it isn't a protocol, and it isn't ours to automate.
  3. Is there a cohort to replay? We would rather show you what the protocol would have caught in your own historical data than describe what it might do.

Other contacts

Security & responsible disclosure
security@echo-pathways.com — acknowledged within 2 business days. See Security & data handling.
Privacy
privacy@echo-pathways.com — see our privacy policy. If you are a patient, your first contact should be the healthcare service treating you.
Echo-Health
Our sister product, for clinical documentation and workflow: echo-health.ai

Company

Visualisation Hub Pty Ltd, trading as Echo Pathways. Australia.

Before you get in touch

Echo Pathways is pre-market. It is not a certified medical device and is not supplied for routine clinical use — only for validation and silent-mode evaluation under a written agreement. If you need a certified product today, we are not it yet, and we would rather tell you now. Read the full intended-use statement →