Charitable operation
Global Hands holds the public-sector operating role. Program-related activity is structured to lessen the burdens of government, not to sell commercial SaaS.
Zero-license outbreak surveillance for public health laboratories and agencies.
Global Hands operates Salus Agentic as a charitable public-good system connecting laboratories, electronic reporting, and human-supervised AI so agencies can hear the outbreak sooner, without a commercial software tax.

“Trauma recovery cannot succeed in a biological vacuum. Public health defense and trauma restoration are two sides of the same mission.”
Trauma is not merely an emotional or psychological wound; it is deeply biological. Severe chronic stress, interpersonal abuse, human trafficking, and displacement trigger sustained neuro-endocrine and autonomic dysregulation. This chronic systemic stress suppresses cell-mediated immunity, leaving trauma survivors acutely vulnerable to infectious pathogens, environmental exposures, and rapid physiological decline.
Conversely, communities destabilized by unmonitored disease outbreaks, contaminated water systems, or delayed diagnostic reporting suffer collective trauma, prolonged grief, and institutional alienation. In our frontline missions across Texas, residential survivor facilities, and emergency response networks, we learned that lasting human recovery is impossible without biological health defense.
Yet state, county, municipal, and tribal public health laboratories were weighed down by prohibitive commercial software licensing ($100,000 to $500,000+ per year). To eliminate this burden, Global Hands stepped in under our 501(c)(3) public benefit charter to provide the core Salus Agentic software at $0.00 license cost. By uniting frontline trauma therapy with sovereign laboratory intelligence, we protect the whole person: mind, body, and community.
The architecture separates the charitable software concession from pass-through cloud compute and at-cost maintenance.
| Component | Standard commercial SaaS | Global Hands initiative |
|---|---|---|
| Core software license | $75,000 to $350,000 / year | $0.00 (non-profit grant concession) |
| Data warehouse and hosting | Vendor lock-in, marked up | Dedicated Snowflake instance, at cost |
| Data ownership | Vendor managed / co-mingled | 100% agency owned and isolated |
| Field training | Billable professional services | Non-profit mission teams and workshops |
Salus Agentic integrates into existing LIMS, EHR feeds, and syndromic streams so anomalous pathogen signals surface before manual reporting catches up.
Secure batch and streaming pipelines connecting state public health laboratories, hospital sentinel sites, and commercial lab feeds.
Detection agents monitor positivity trends, atypical clusters, and geospatial spread, then flag threats for epidemiologist verification.
Aggregations and reporting thresholds are designed so raw personally identifiable information and protected health information stay contained.
Municipal, county, and state agencies can share threat intelligence while retaining local data custody.
Temporal detection, geospatial clustering, wastewater intelligence, genomic surveillance, and forecasting under human control.
Qualified public health organizations receive the core software license at $0.00 under the Global Hands public charity charter.
LIMS / hospital lab feeds → secure non-profit Snowflake ingestion → Salus Agentic engine → human-in-the-loop epidemiologist dashboard
Salus Agentic is developed and operated by SalusAgentic, Inc. (DE). Global Hands, Inc. collaborates under an authorized public benefit agreement so qualified public health agencies can receive humanitarian public health access.
Global Hands holds the public-sector operating role. Program-related activity is structured to lessen the burdens of government, not to sell commercial SaaS.
The software concession is royalty-free for non-profit and government deployments. Maintenance, if billed, stays at or below fair market value.
Agency data sits in a dedicated Snowflake instance. Global Hands does not commingle jurisdictions or claim ownership of the agency's records.
Public health directors, laboratory administrators, and epidemiologists can schedule a technical briefing or request field training for their jurisdiction.