QHSLab, Inc.

QHSLab, Inc. is a digital health company that helps independent primary care practices identify, document, and manage underdiagnosed and undertreated behavioral health conditions, referred to as behavioral vital signs. This is achieved through workflow-integrated digital screening and non-face-to-face follow-up care. The company's platform supports population-based screening, patient education, and follow-up care management activities that occur outside of traditional in-office visits. QHSLab generates revenue primarily from recurring per-patient, per-month fees paid by participating medical practices for access to and use of its digital platform and associated services. The platform supports reimbursable clinical activities such as digital assessments, asynchronous interactions, and care management services, which practices can bill according to payer rules. In addition to its digital health platform, QHSLab offers an allergy diagnostics and treatment service line under the AllergiEnd® brand. This product is designed to work with the digital platform, allowing primary care practices to identify and manage allergic disease within their setting. The QHSLab Digital Platform integrates into a medical practice's existing clinical workflow, supporting structured screening, automated documentation, and digital follow-up while minimizing disruption. Its core capabilities include digital health assessments administered prior to or outside of office visits, adaptive assessment logic, identification of clinical risk factors and patient interest in care, imminent risk alerts with instructions, automated generation of patient and provider reports, delivery of provider reports into the practice's electronic health record (EHR), ongoing digital follow-up, education, periodic patient check-ins, and support for non-face-to-face and care management workflows. The platform is modular and extensible, allowing for future additions of new clinical domains and assessment variables. QHSLab's care model is structured around a repeatable patient journey applicable across large patient populations.