Community discovery
We begin with listening sessions, story-gathering, and workflow mapping to understand what gets in the way of care — and where a lightweight tool can actually help.
Helios Quantum Clinical Global Group builds and pilots MVP-stage digital health tools with patients, caregivers, and frontline clinicians — so technology reflects the lived realities of communities most impacted by inequity.
We partner with community organizations, clinics, and advocacy groups to translate lived experience into digital tools — testing quickly, learning with users, and iterating toward impact, not just downloads.
We begin with listening sessions, story-gathering, and workflow mapping to understand what gets in the way of care — and where a lightweight tool can actually help.
We prototype lightweight apps with the people who will use them: patients, community health workers, and clinicians. Every screen is shaped by real context, not assumptions.
We launch small, focused pilots in clinics or community programs, track what actually changes, and learn fast before scaling or handing off to long-term partners.
Whether you’re a community organization, clinic, or funder, we plug in where you are: clarifying the problem, shaping the MVP, or helping run a pilot with the people you serve.
A fast, 2–4 week engagement to map the challenge, define user groups, and identify where a lightweight app or tool could meaningfully shift access, experience, or outcomes.
Our product, design, and clinical collaborators work alongside your team to co-design, build, and launch an MVP — from first sketches to a live pilot with real users.
For MVPs that show promise, we help you refine the model, document the learnings, and connect with partners who can sustain or scale the tool beyond the pilot phase.
A thought-leadership series featuring AI and life science experts in conversation — moving from real science to speculative storytelling to ethical reflection.
Hosted by QCR Global, the TITAN Thought Leader Podcast brings together scientists, founders, clinicians, and policy voices to ask what responsible innovation looks like in practice — especially for communities most impacted by inequity.
Whether you have an early idea, a clearly defined barrier, or an existing program that needs digital support, we can help map the opportunity and shape an MVP that fits the realities of your community.
Start a conversationTell us about the community you serve, the barrier you’re seeing, and any ideas already on the table. We’ll respond with honest guidance on whether a digital MVP could help — and how we might support.