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The first ACLS orchestration platform built by clinicians, for clinicians. Real-time code blue coordination and documentation, all in one place.

Ready when your
team need it most .

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CODE BLUE HERO

The Problem

Clinicians are required to retrain and complete ACLS and BLS modules every three months, only for them to go on actual codes without supportive and meaningful cognitive tools. 

Current Market Landscape

Three categories of solutions in the market:

Documentation First Platform

Redivus Health

 

Strength: improves data capture and reporting.

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  • Not optimized for real-time cognitive guidance during the code “They help you understand the code after, not run it better during.”

  • Still documentation-heavy

Algorithm and Reference Based App

  • AHA ACLS App and Full Code Pro

  • Include timers and logging
     

  • Limitations: Static pathways

  • Require user to look, interpret, and navigate a whole algorithm for you to decide next step
     

  • Cognitive burden still on clinician
     

  • “They digitized the algorithm… but didn’t remove the thinking load.”

Timer / helper apps

  • Code Blue Leader

  • Code Blue Narrator
     

What they do:

  • Timers, reminders, some guidance

  • Some voice logging or workflow prompts
     

Limitations:

  • Fragmented workflows

  • Not deeply protocol-aware

  • Still requires manual tracking + interpretation

  • They assist… but they don’t orchestrate.

We Beg to Differ

We are taking a different approach to a universal pain point .

Jump On

What if we are able to document our codes, while continuing to guide our clinicians through the process and provide timing visibility to the team?

 

What if the timers are protocol aware and event-driven, instead of static timers so the platform can orchestrate the code with you?

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WHY ADVOCATE ?

Advocate has the opportunity to be an early clinical partner in something that improves a universal pain point and directly impacts:

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Code Performance

Cognitive Load

Documentation Accuracy

Ultimately, Patient Outcomes

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What Advocate Gets:

Early Access to Innovation

Direct influence on product design

Data to evaluate impact before scaling

PILOT PROPOSAL ( JULY 2026 to Beta )

1-3 units (ICU, stepdown, Unit 30 and Education Team)

Small group of trained users and collaboration with Education Team

No cost Pilot

Defined Evaluation Period

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What we measure:

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Time to Interventions

Adherence to ACLS sequence

Documentation completeness

Clinician Feedback (cognitive load, usability)

We believe resuscitation tools haven’t caught up to the realities of bedside care.

And Advocate has the opportunity to help shape what the next standard looks like.

 

We’d love to partner with you to pilot this in a real clinical environment.

FAQS

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Common Questions we are getting: 

 

Is it AI? No, it is not AI driven. It uses an event-driven, protocol aware engine-based on established ACLS workflows.

That allows it to provide real-time guidance without relying on probabilistic models. AI is part of our roadmap, especially for post code analysis but not for real-time decision making during a code.

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Does Code Blue Hero need FDA approval? No

Why? Code Blue Hero is a clinical workflow support tool, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, It does not make clinical decisions, it is decision supportive not decision making. It does not deliver treatment. Instead, it provides protocol aware guidance based on established ACLS algorithms.

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Is Code Blue Hero reliable offline ? Yes, it is architected as an offline - first PWA it prioritizes local data storage, so even in low or no WiFi environment, timers, tracking and workflow continue without interruptions, with asynchronous sync when connectivity is restored.

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Is the system HIPAA compliant?  We intentionally designed Code Blue Hero to minimize or even avoid storing PHI. Each event is tracked using a unique  code ID instead of patient identifiers. For systems that do handle data, we use encryption and secure access controls aligned with HIPAA standards. This also helps us function without requiring EHR integration, this allows faster adoption, less IT burden and immediate usability during critical events.

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IP strategy? Our defensibility comes from the core orchestration layer. By filing a provisional patent or event-driven, protocol aware workflow execution, we're protecting  the intelligence that differentiates us from static  timer-based solutions.

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