Exercise dose and long-term cardiovascular outcomes.
A population-informed analysis of structured exercise intensity, frequency, and projected risk trajectory.
View summaryClinical Evidence
MHF is built on peer-reviewed research, real-world clinical implementation, patent-pending platform development, and a responsible pathway toward future regulated clinical decision support.
Peer-reviewed Publications
Plain-language summaries of published research from Dr. Alter and collaborators on cardiometabolic outcomes, structured exercise dose, and population health.
A population-informed analysis of structured exercise intensity, frequency, and projected risk trajectory.
View summaryReal-world engagement patterns across 3,000+ patients in clinical and community settings.
View summaryWhy participation metrics fall short and what prevention infrastructure should actually capture.
View summaryPatent-pending Platform
MHF's platform is patent-pending across its exercise interpretation, projection logic, and reporting framework. The methodology has been refined over years of real-world clinical implementation and is grounded in published cardiometabolic outcomes literature.
Detailed methodology and conversion logic are protected and not publicly disclosed.
Real-world Implementation
MHF was refined through real-world implementation across clinical, community, employer, and research settings, including the operational learning that emerged from the Milton Cardiac Care program founded by Dr. Alter in 2010.
Setting 01
Integrated into a regional cardiology program serving 3,000+ cardiometabolic patients across community and hospital settings.
Setting 02
Implementation partnerships exploring engagement, activation, and projected value for organizational populations.
Setting 03
Collaborations supporting validation, reporting frameworks, and evidence generation.
Regulatory Pathway
MHF is currently operating as a cardiology-designed, educational, population-informed platform in an early implementation and evidence-generation phase. We are building toward regulated clinical decision-support pathways, including FDA and Health Canada SaMD validation.
MHF is not currently marketed as FDA-approved or Health Canada-approved clinical decision support. We are building the evidence, implementation experience, and regulatory strategy required for responsible future clinical use.
Collaborate With Us
We welcome conversations with research institutions, regulatory partners, and clinical groups interested in shaping the evidence base for responsible digital prevention.