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THE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CO-INNOVATION PROGRAM

The clinical problem
comes first.

Some of the most important behavioral-health problems are understood best by the people who encounter them every day. We bring that experience together with engineering capability to explore whether something useful can be built.

WHY CLINICIANS MATTER

Experience reveals
what a specification
can miss.

A workflow is more than a sequence of screens. It includes judgment, time pressure, exceptions and the relationships that make care possible.

Clinical leaders help identify meaningful problems, challenge assumptions and assess usefulness. Salt contributes product exploration and engineering. Neither perspective replaces the other.

YOU

Identify & challenge

Bring the clinical experience, context and problems worth exploring.

SALT

Explore & build

Investigate the problem, assess feasibility and build when technology is genuinely appropriate.

TOGETHER

Validate & learn

Challenge assumptions and determine whether what is built is actually useful.

HOW THE PROGRAM WORKS

A disciplined path from
problem to possibility.

  1. 01

    Bring a problem

    A recurring clinical, operational or patient-care challenge.

  2. 02

    Explore it

    Understand the context, workflow and constraints.

  3. 03

    Challenge the thinking

    Test whether the problem is worth pursuing.

  4. 04

    Build if it makes sense

    Develop only where there is a genuine role for technology.

  5. 05

    Validate

    Assess usefulness in the real-world context.

  6. 06

    Decide what’s next

    Continue, refine, pilot, learn—or stop.

What this is not

  • Not a product endorsement program.
  • Not predetermined technology looking for validation.
  • Not a requirement to promote Salt.
  • Not technology for technology’s sake.
WHAT HAPPENS WITH AN IDEA

Exploration begins
with understanding.

The first conversation establishes the problem and context. It does not commit you to a product, public endorsement or development project.

Before detailed collaboration, we discuss confidentiality, contribution, ownership, permissions and any commercial terms. Any prototype or pilot needs an agreed scope and a clear validation plan.

Please start with a general description. Do not send patient information or confidential materials through the website form.

Discuss a problem privately
The engineering is ours.
The clinical wisdom is theirs.
Both are essential.
LET’S START WITH THE PROBLEM

Have a behavioral-health
problem worth exploring?

Not every problem needs technology. But if you have a challenge worth understanding, we’d like to hear about it.

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