Proactive Wealthcare
Healthcare's data standard, repurposed to manage the two things that actually measure your wealth — your time and your money.
Time, money, and the one thing that makes them matter
How you spend your time and your money is the measurable signal of your wealth. Those signals stream in as observations — but without an objective to anchor them to, all of this is for naught.
A calendar feed turns how you spend your hours into time observations — meetings, workouts, golf, focus blocks. Measured in minutes, coded, and streamed into the record.
A bank and transaction feed turns how you spend your dollars into money observations — classified against Merchant Category Codes and streamed in the same way as time.
Without an objective, all of this is for naught. Objectives come from the account.ninja goal-gamification tool; its exported timeline is run through the report pipeline to produce an immunized goal-funding baseline. Only once anchored to a goal do time and money become a meaningful measure of wealth.
How it works, in one diagram
No magic, no black box. Signals flow from your feeds, get normalized into mapped resources, anchor to an objective, and end with a human in the loop.
What this is / isn't
Proof of concept — not investment advice. Wealthcare is an educational, proof-of-concept demonstration using deterministic, hypothetical modeling. It is not investment advice and recommends no securities, allocations, or changes to any financial plan. Figures shown are illustrative representative data, not projections of real returns.
There is a fine line when securities are involved. In a real deployment, Wealthcare itself would surface information and modeling, but any personalized investment advice could only be delivered by accredited, duly registered financial advisors — the platform informs, licensed humans advise. Standing that up would likely also require an SEC no-action letter clarifying the platform's role. Risk, health, and financial figures are illustrative and are not medical, actuarial, or financial determinations.
Explore the concept
The FHIR lineage, the front-end ↔ back-end resource mapping, the behavior-event and rolling-metrics model, the risk → consequence example, governance, and the minimum sufficient resource set.
Phone and desktop product mockups: the Client overview, the behavior feed, rolling metrics, the risk → consequence card, the immunized goal-funding view, and the human-in-the-loop syndication flow.
Buy vs build on HAPI FHIR, the phased plan from repurpose to lean rebuild, the data-source integrations, AI/LLM extraction, and the governance workflow.