For sport

From grassroots to alumni.

Development years, playing years, and the years after all carry their own pressure. EAS reads wellness and readiness across the whole arc, for the athlete and the family around them.

The problem

Everything about the body gets measured.

Speed, power, minutes, recovery load. All of it tracked to three decimal places, at every level the budget allows. The mental side gets a hallway conversation if it gets anything, and after the final season it gets nothing at all.

In career

Cognitive readiness, alongside load

Wellness and readiness tracked through the playing years, with the same seriousness as physical load.

Transition

The part nobody plans for

The identity, the structure, and the support all disappear at once. EAS keeps reading after the career ends, when it matters most.

Family

Spouses and children too

Spouses and children live inside the same pressure and are almost never offered anything. The platform has dedicated surfaces for them, not a shared seat.

Partnership

EAS partners with the NHL Alumni in player and family wellness.

EAS is the mental health and wellness platform behind the NHL Alumni Association, for alumni, their spouses, and their families.

The launch
A dedicated wellness plan for NHL alumni and their families
In conversation
Glenn Healy and Paul Coffey, interviewed by Dr. Martin Mrazik
The event
Launched at the NHL Alumni Annual Celebrity Golf Tournament, Coppinwood Golf Club, outside Toronto
Championed by
Paul Coffey, Hockey Hall of Famer and four-time Stanley Cup champion
All partnerships Watch the conversations
Who sees what

Your coach never opens your file.

An athlete will not answer honestly if the answer reaches the coach. That is the whole ballgame, so the boundary is enforced in the database rather than promised in a policy.

Athlete / Alumni

Your own record

Coaches and team staff have no read path to your assessment, and it never functions as a selection signal.

Coach

The squad, in shape

Group-level readiness for your roster. Enough to manage load, never enough to read an individual's file.

Organization

The program

Aggregate readiness and trend across the whole population, including alumni and families.

ERI Hub athlete and team views
From an athlete's personal hub to team-level insights, with the AI performance coach alongside.
Method

Three kinds of signal.

Measured

Objective input

Perceived

How it feels inside

Context

Clinician-scripted

Rigour

Grounded in published clinical instruments.

The clinical screens come from the published literature. The performance and triage questions were developed in-house.

Validated

Published instruments

Used as published, so a result means the same thing everywhere it appears.

Proportionate

Brief, on your cadence

Light enough to keep doing, on a schedule each organization sets for itself.

Bounded

Not a diagnosis

EAS is the layer between normal and crisis. It notices early, and it never diagnoses.

Security

Access is scoped role by role.

Isolation

Yours alone, at the database

An individual's results are readable by that person alone, enforced in the database. Leaders see cohort averages, never computed over groups smaller than five.

Compliance

HIPAA and PHIPA

HIPAA in the United States, PHIPA and PIPEDA in Canada. Infrastructure runs under a signed Business Associate Agreement on HIPAA-eligible services.

AI posture

Clinicians write the questions

Structured questions are authored by clinicians and fixed, and the assistant answers through retrieval (RAG) to keep answers accurate and grounded in approved content.

Encrypted in transit and at rest · Role-scoped access

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