Condition Navigators
Each Navigator is a condition-specific entry point into the same underlying framework. The tools, artifacts, and decision structures you build are designed to generalize. You build it once through a condition-specific lens, then use it everywhere.
Built once. Used everywhere.
Every Navigator produces the same portable Navigator Framework — a four-section reference system assembled from artifacts you build across six months. The condition shapes the lens. The framework holds across all of them.
What repeats
Patterns in your body and in how care settings respond. A Pattern Map built through your condition-specific experience.
What the record needs
A Documentation Priority Filter that directs energy toward the record elements with highest leverage for your condition.
What you protect
Standing defaults for preparation, credibility boundaries, and engagement decisions calibrated to your condition’s care dynamics.
What carries forward
An Appointment Anchor and Decision Ledger that hold your care position across providers, time gaps, and system transitions.
The condition is the lens. The framework is the infrastructure. Once built, it does not need to be rebuilt for each new diagnosis, provider, or system disruption.
Start with your highest-impact condition
If you live with more than one condition, you only need one Navigator to start.
Choose the condition that currently has the greatest impact on your daily functioning, care coordination, or decision-making. The Navigator Framework you build transfers across conditions, appointments, and providers.
Starting with your most challenging condition produces the strongest framework, which you can then reuse and adapt elsewhere.
You do not need separate Navigators for each diagnosis
Multiple conditions do not require multiple frameworks. The artifacts and decision logic you build through one Navigator are designed to generalize. The condition-specific lens shapes how you enter the material. The framework you produce works across your entire care landscape.
If a second condition later introduces genuinely novel system dynamics (e.g. new provider types, different documentation patterns, unique referral structures…), an additional Navigator might deepen that specific lens, but the core framework remains. Please reach out to discuss your situation before making a second purchase.
Rolling out through the first half of 2026
Navigators release in waves across the first two quarters of 2026. Each program is built with the same structural depth — six months, three parts per month, condition-specific tools and interactives, and a full Navigator Framework at the end.
Release dates are approximate. Each Navigator launches when its condition-specific content meets the same quality standard as the first.
The 2026 lineup
Nineteen condition-specific Navigators, plus mission-driven builds for rare diseases. Listed in release order.
Mission-driven builds for rare diseases. Conditions where fragmented care, diagnostic uncertainty, and provider unfamiliarity cause the greatest navigational burden. Specific conditions will be announced as development begins.
This lineup reflects conditions where the gap between patient experience and system response is widest. These are not the most common conditions. They are the ones where navigating care takes the most out of you.
What every Navigator includes
The condition changes. The infrastructure does not. Every Navigator is built with the same structural depth.
Conceptual containers
Six months, each focused on a core structural challenge in care. Months are maps, not milestones.
Lenses, not steps
Three parts per month that function as reusable lenses. You use the one that matches your current friction point.
Optional and reusable
Condition-specific tools that support detection, calibration, and structured language building. Use them when you need a structured output.
Portable and durable
Named artifacts that assemble into a four-section Navigator Framework you control. Signals, Priorities, Boundaries, Continuity.
Common questions about the lineup
Scope: Navigators are non-clinical. They support system awareness, documentation, communication clarity, and decision structure. Clinical decisions belong with licensed providers.
Safety: If symptoms are severe, new, rapidly worsening, or feel urgent, seek emergency care or urgent evaluation first. Use a Navigator after you are safe.