From the watch on their wrist to support that fits.
Phase 1 runs on iPhone and Apple Watch through Apple Health. ALI learns each member's usual range and flags changes that last several days.
Five steps from wrist to support.
- 01
Apple Watch
Measures sleep, heart rate, HRV and activity.
- 02
Apple Health on iPhone
Stores it on the phone. The member approves each data type.
- 03
PAR iPhone app
Syncs approved data and runs the 30-second check-in.
- 04
ALI
Learns your usual range and flags changes that last several days.
- 05
PAR on the web
Member, care team and leader views, each filtered by role and consent.
Apple Health data lives on the iPhone and can't be read by a website directly, which is why PAR includes its own iPhone app.
Readiness built on trust
You see your data first. Providers review only what you share, or what policy requires on active duty. Command gets duty limits and dates, never health details.
Your health. Your performance. Your readiness.
PAR brings together the Apple Health data you approve and your optional daily check-in.
PAR supports healthcare, not surveillance or discipline. It does not replace clinical judgment, formal medical determinations, or established command and medical processes.
What command may receive
- Fitness-for-duty or deployability status
- Ability to perform a defined assignment or essential task
- Functional restrictions: running, lifting, weapons handling, work hours, deployment
- A safety concern that materially affects the member, other personnel, or the mission
- How long a restriction lasts, reassessment date, and expected return to duty
Only when authorized, clinician-led, and limited to the minimum necessary for a specific duty or safety decision.
What stays with healthcare
- Diagnoses and full clinical history
- Treatment and provider notes
- Medication information
- Behavioral-health information
- Detailed biometric trends and raw wearable data
- Check-in answers and PAR's calculations
- Family-member health information
Need-to-know access, role-based permissions, audit logging, and approved secure channels only.
What goes into a member's picture.
Measured by Apple Watch
- Sleep
- Heart-rate variability (HRV)
- Resting heart rate
- Activity and exercise minutes
- Workouts (no routes or location)
You approve each data type on your iPhone. PAR never collects workout routes or location.
Reported by the member
- Mood
- Stress
- Pain and location
- Fatigue
- Sleep quality
An optional short daily check-in in the PAR app. Skip any question.
Calculated by PAR
- Your usual range
- Changes from your usual
- Training this week vs. your usual
- Suggested next steps
Calculated from the two columns to the left. Suggestions, not medical advice.
- Your usual range
- The range your numbers usually fall in, based on your last 28 days. It's your pattern, not a health target.
- HRV (heart-rate variability)
- The small variation in time between heartbeats. Lower than your usual can mean your body hasn't fully recovered. Alcohol, illness and some medications also lower it. Compare it only to your own numbers.
What ALI does, and doesn't.
ALI is the software inside PAR that learns each member's usual range, checks each day's data against it, and flags changes that last several days. It suggests next steps.
It doesn't diagnose, and it doesn't contact anyone on its own. People decide what happens next. The pilot measures how many of ALI's flags care teams find worth a follow-up.
Android and Garmin · planned