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National Institutes of Health

Office of AIDS Research

ARISE-HIV LAUNCH Challenge, Phase 1 winner, 2026

Window: 7 days before to 7 days after−10 d−7 dTarget+7 d+10 dGiven on day +3: inside
An example dosing window.

Recognition

Capillary Health is a Phase 1 winner of the NIH ARISE-HIV LAUNCH Challenge

The National Institutes of Health Office of AIDS Research named our entry, “Capillary Health: Logistics for HIV Care,” one of 35 Phase 1 winners in September 2026.

The entry is designed to schedule clinicians and medicine so long-acting HIV injections are given inside their dosing windows.

A working demonstration runs on public county data and synthetic delivery scenarios.

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Capillary Health is built by ConductScience, so other work from the same team is listed here too, and marked.

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  • Product

    Scheduling templates for six departments

    The scheduler has templates for the emergency department, internal medicine, surgery, the ICU, urgent care and hospital at home.

    A template adds that department's shifts to an empty month, ready to assign.

    Every save is checked for role, overlapping shifts, minimum rest and approved time off.

  • Product

    A free swap finder for your group's schedule

    A clinician brings in their group's calendar, by link or file, and picks one of their upcoming shifts.

    Capillary lists the swaps in which neither person would overlap another shift or get less than their minimum rest, with colleagues who usually work that kind of shift first.

    The swap is still arranged in the group's own scheduling app.

  • Recognition

    Resin Health is a Phase 1 winner of NIH's Supplements, Facts First challenge

    From ConductScience, which builds Capillary Health

    Resin Health, a supplement safety app from ConductScience, was named one of 8 Phase 1 winners of the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements challenge in 2026.

    A person scans a supplement bottle, and the app checks each ingredient against NIH fact sheets and the person's medications.

  • Recognition

    Baby Steps LA wins the American Heart Association Innovation Challenge

    From ConductScience, which builds Capillary Health

    Baby Steps LA is a mobile app built with Children's Hospital Los Angeles for parents of very-low-birth-weight infants moving from the NICU to home care.

    It won the American Heart Association Innovation Challenge in 2019.

  • Press

    Nanalyze: Reinventing Medical Research Studies With Qolty

    From ConductScience, which builds Capillary Health

    Nanalyze wrote about Qolty, ConductScience's first digital health platform, founded in 2016.

    Qolty linked activity data from wearables to health records for research studies, including a UCLA study.

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About Capillary Health

Capillary Health makes scheduling and logistics software for healthcare operations. Its scheduler is live and puts physicians, APPs and nurses on one schedule, with every shift checked for role, overlap, minimum rest and time off.

Capillary Health is a product of ConductScience, based in Skokie, Illinois. ConductScience has built digital tools for physicians, researchers and care teams since 2016.

What it is
Healthcare scheduling and logistics software
Live today
Scheduling for physicians, APPs and nurses, at schedule.capillaryhealth.com
Demonstrations
Home-visit routing and HIV care logistics, on synthetic data
Recognition
Phase 1 winner, NIH ARISE-HIV LAUNCH Challenge, 2026
Built by
ConductScience, Skokie, Illinois

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