Mitigate health risk in your workplace
Haven Diagnostics gives you science-backed data for workplace risk management and return to work decisions.
I’m an employer
Measure your workplace's health
Get data for workplace decisions
Mitigate workplace risk
I’m a landlord
Quantify your property's health
Differentiate your property
Improve tenants' trust
Giving companies data to manage workplace risk
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Send us easily obtainable information
We just need four main items to get started: aggregate employee data, existing infectious disease policies and procedures, HVAC systems information, and floor plan layouts.
Remove the guesswork; use predictive analytics
Using AI-driven models, we create a digital twin of your workplace and simulate 10,000 work days to model your risk. This allows you to plan for scenarios (e.g. can I increase density if 15% of my employees are vaccinated?) and be proactive for your business needs.
Get the data you need; scenario planning and risk management
We give you data for operational risk, manage your workplace decisions, and develop an employee communications plan for returning to work, all accessible via our software portal.
Our artificial intelligence platform is powered by 450+ medical records
Our proprietary agent-based model incorporates:
Latest Research
Incorporate the latest epidemiological, health, property, and HVAC studies into our model.
Location
Monitor sub zip-code statistics on incidence and estimate under-detection to stay ahead of outbreaks or declines.
Demographics
Incorporate HIPAA-compliant information on personnel (age, business unit, commuter type, and residential zip code).
Property Layout
Floor plan layout, ventilation, and filtration to determine how individuals interact within the space and how infectious diseases can spread.
Led by Renowned
Physicians, Data Scientists and Medical Researchers
Dr. Gao and Dr. Geleris, considered leading physicians and artificial intelligence experts, are helping companies use science-backed data to understand their workplace risk and how to improve its health and safety.
Michael Gao, MD
Medical Director
Joshua D. Geleris, MD
Research Director
