How SenterME worksFor the workforce

Sage · Your experience

A private moment built around you.

Sage gives nurses, technicians, managers, and staff a brief way to name what they are carrying and choose support for right now. Your employer does not receive your check-in. It receives no individual view of you at all.

Participation is voluntary. No patient information. No free-text reporting.
SAGE

How much stress are you carrying right now?

Choose the number that feels closest. There is no right answer.

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Private by design.
Your response is not shown to your employer.

Your Sage journey

Useful in the moment. Protected beyond it.

STEP 01

Open a space that is yours.

Sage is separate from the leadership experience on purpose. You enter through a lightweight mobile experience designed for a private moment, not through an EHR or a manager dashboard.

SAGE

Take a breath.

The check-in is designed to be brief. Start when you are ready.

Begin check-inNot right now
STEP 02

Name what is present.

You choose from a small set of structured signals, such as current stress, emotion, and what you may need. There is no open text for an employer to search, interpret, or trace back to you.

A BRIEF CHECK-IN

What feels closest?

SteadyOverloadedFrustratedDisconnected
STEP 03

Choose support for right now.

In exchange for the signal you share, Sage offers a short self-regulation experience you can use in the moment. The workforce experience is designed to give something back, not simply take information.

A RESET FOR RIGHT NOW

Release the pressure you can.

A brief guided reset to help you move through the next few minutes with more space.

2 minutes
STEP 04

Your response can contribute to a pattern, never a profile.

Only when enough protected signals come together can Santi surface a team-level condition. Leaders do not see your answers, your history, or a score attached to you.

PROTECTED CONTRIBUTION

One signal remains one signal.

Patterns appear only after privacy rules are met.

The trust boundary

What leaders see, and what they never can.

The distinction between Sage and Santi is not branding theater. It makes the privacy promise legible before someone chooses to participate.

Leaders may see

  • A team or unit’s aggregate structural state
  • Whether a pattern is improving, worsening, or holding
  • Where an intervention window may be opening or narrowing
  • Only the areas within their authorized scope

Leaders never see

  • Your individual check-in or response history
  • Your name attached to a feeling, need, or stress score
  • A list of who did or did not participate
  • Personal identifying information or patient information

One system does not mean one shared screen.

Sage belongs to the participant.

Its job is to be useful, human, and safe enough to return to voluntarily.

Santi belongs to governed leadership review.

It never opens a doorway into an individual’s Sage experience.

The connection happens at the pattern level.

That is how SenterME can create earlier visibility without turning participation into surveillance.

The other side of the system

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