Abstract 4372725: CHAPERONE: Cardiovascular Kidney and Metabolic (CKM) Health Assessment and Patient Empowerment in chROnic Disease using a Health Coach iNtervention ModEl: A Randomized Clinical Trial Design Authors: Krishnaswami Vijayaraghavan, Navin Govind, Pat Dunn, Zaki Lababidi, Shishir Murarka, Sun Jones, Kevin Shah, Devendra Wadwekar, Marcus Stahlberg, Edgar Lerma, Dinesh Kalra, Keyvan Koochek, Lakshmi Nair, Samer Ibrahim, Jordi Livi, and Randal Schulhauser

K Krishnaswami Vijayaraghavan (University of Arizona, Phoenix, Arizona, United States) N Navin Govind (Aventyn, Inc, Carlsbad, California, United States) P Patrick Dunn Z Zaki Lababidi (Dignity Health, Phoenix, Arizona, United States) S Shishir Murarka (Banner University Medical Center, Phoenix, California, United States) S Sun Jones (University of Phoenix, Phoenix, Arizona, United States) K Kevin Shah (UC Irvine, Irvine, California, United States) M Marcus Stahlberg (KAROLINSKA UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, Stockholm, Sweden) E Edgar Lerma (University of Illinois, Chicago, Illinois, United States) D Dinesh Kalra (University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky, United States) K Keyvan Koochek (Honor Health, Phoenix, Arizona, United States) L Lakshmi Nair S Samer Ibrahim (Abrazo AZ Heart Hospital, Phoenix, Arizona, United States) J Jordi Livi (Honor Health, Phoenix, Arizona, United States) R Randal Schulhauser (Schulhauser&Associates, Phoenix, Arizona, United States)

Abstract

Background: The interconnectedness between Cardiovascular Kidney and Metabolic(CKM) diseases has been increasing in its importance, morbidity, mortality, and economic burden. There is sparse data on the impact of AI/ML based intervention to improve outcomes Methods: This is a randomized controlled study to assess safety and efficacy of CHAPERONE Device based intervention compared with standard of care. Inclusion criteria: 18 yrs. or older with recent discharge from hospital due to acute decompensated heart failure or acute kidney failure or metabolic complication. Enrollment at 10 sites over 3 years. Randomization to SOC or Intervention arm (to receive the CHAPERONE Kit that includes monitoring and tracking of demographics cBP, blood tests ,CGM, 6 lead EKG, fluid status, CO, SVR, TFC, and HRV.) Treatment target to an A1c of 6.0, LDL <50, SBP 110- 130mm Hg, Triglyceride <150, eGFR >15, BMI < 25 and GDMT. Primary Outcome is to assess the efficacy and safety of patient empowerment, outcomes of CHF readmissions, worsening kidney disease, diabetes complications mortality through 30 days,90 days and 180 days. Secondary outcomes include LE-8 score, modified PREVENT score, Wellbeing score, KCCQ, NYHA class and technology enabled score. Sample size of 1444 subjects will be enrolled to have approximately 90% power and an alpha value of 0.05 to detect 28 % between the two groups. The primary endpoint will be a WIN RATIO based on magnitude and hierarchy of hard events to QOL Results: Study is IRB approved. Preliminary validation of the chatbot and copilot has been performed and revealed a high level of correlation between HCP and AI based technology. Number of study subjects at the start and end of study will be reported along with demographics, number of subjects randomized, and number analyzed, frequency of the primary outcome and Win Ratio for each arm, along with 95% confidence interval and p values. All secondary and tertiary endpoints will be reported Conclusions: The message coming out of this project will involve Best Patient outcomes in the CKM space with intensive management using user friendly technology to add value to healthcare provider as an additional tool to be utilized at low cost. This project will be able to add capacity and efficiency across multiple health systems in multiple states while providing novelty, clinical impact, sustainability , intuitiveness and accomplishing our goals to reduce disparities in care as it pertains to SDOH

Article Details

Journal Circulation
Volume / Issue Vol. 152, Issue Suppl_3
Published November 04, 2025
ISSN 0009-7322
Publisher Lippincott Williams & Wilkins

Journal Info

Circulation

Lippincott Williams & Wilkins

ISSN: 0009-7322 Health Sciences

Authors (15)

K

Krishnaswami Vijayaraghavan

University of Arizona, Phoenix, Arizona, United States

N

Navin Govind

Aventyn, Inc, Carlsbad, California, United States

P

Patrick Dunn

Z

Zaki Lababidi

Dignity Health, Phoenix, Arizona, United States

S

Shishir Murarka

Banner University Medical Center, Phoenix, California, United States

S

Sun Jones

University of Phoenix, Phoenix, Arizona, United States

K

Kevin Shah

UC Irvine, Irvine, California, United States

M

Marcus Stahlberg

KAROLINSKA UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, Stockholm, Sweden

E

Edgar Lerma

University of Illinois, Chicago, Illinois, United States

D

Dinesh Kalra

University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky, United States

K

Keyvan Koochek

Honor Health, Phoenix, Arizona, United States

L

Lakshmi Nair

S

Samer Ibrahim

Abrazo AZ Heart Hospital, Phoenix, Arizona, United States

J

Jordi Livi

Honor Health, Phoenix, Arizona, United States

R

Randal Schulhauser

Schulhauser&Associates, Phoenix, Arizona, United States