PulseLink Health introduces ContinuumCare™, an integrated telehealth ecosystem tailored for remote populations. The system includes:

Remote Monitoring Kits – Mailed to patients, these include Bluetooth-enabled glucose meters, pulse oximeters, and blood pressure cuffs that sync with the PulseLink app.

Local Health Liaisons – Trained community members who bridge cultural and technological gaps, offering in-home support and language translation when needed.

Smart Scheduling + AI Triage – The app flags urgent signs from patient data and automatically connects them with the right provider—whether it’s a primary care physician in Anchorage or a tribal health consultant.

Culturally Responsive Content – Health education materials are customized for local languages and traditions, co-developed with community elders and leaders.

PulseLink Health’s initiative has the potential to transform healthcare access and outcomes for underserved populations in Anchorage, particularly among Indigenous and remote-living residents. By integrating remote monitoring technology with culturally attuned, community-based support, the project empowers patients to take charge of their health while bridging digital and linguistic divides. This localized approach strengthens trust in medical systems and reduces reliance on overburdened emergency services, leading to earlier interventions and better chronic disease management. Beyond improved care, the initiative also fuels economic and social empowerment through the hiring of local health liaisons and collaboration with tribal leaders—laying the foundation for a more inclusive, resilient public health ecosystem in Anchorage.