Equanimity AI to Unveil Beacon, an AI Operating System for Pain Care

LAS VEGAS, NV – December 29, 2025 – In a move poised to reshape the management of chronic pain, digital health innovator Equanimity AI has announced the upcoming debut of Beacon, a first-of-its-kind AI-operated operating system for pain clinics. The platform will be officially unveiled at the North American Neuromodulation Society (NANS) 2026 Annual Meeting in Las Vegas, scheduled for January 22nd to 25th.

Beacon is designed to confront the core inefficiencies plaguing chronic pain management: disconnected data, overwhelming administrative tasks, and a lack of visibility into a patient's condition between appointments. By continuously gathering and analyzing patient information, the system aims to provide clinicians with a clear, longitudinal view of the patient's journey, enabling more precise and personalized care without adding to their workload.

"Pain is not a single data point. It is a dynamic, biopsychosocial process that unfolds over time," stated Erez Levanon, Co-Founder and CEO of Equanimity AI. "Beacon was built to reflect how pain actually behaves in the real world, and to give clinics a system that turns continuous patient signals into practical, usable clinical insight."

Confronting the Complexity of Chronic Pain

Chronic pain affects millions of people and represents one of healthcare's most complex and costly challenges. The current standard of care is guided by the biopsychosocial model, which recognizes that pain is a multifaceted experience influenced by physical, psychological, and social factors. However, implementing this model in a typical clinical setting has proven exceptionally difficult.

Clinicians often have only brief appointments to assess patients, relying on subjective self-reporting of pain levels that may not capture the full picture of the preceding weeks or months. Data is often fragmented across electronic health records (EHRs), paper intake forms, and disparate digital tools, creating a disjointed narrative. This administrative chaos, often called "documentation drag," consumes valuable clinician time and can prevent a holistic understanding of how a patient's pain, mood, function, and sleep are interconnected.

Beacon aims to solve this by functioning as a foundational operating system. Unlike point solutions that may only automate a single task, Equanimity AI's platform integrates and centralizes the entire clinical workflow, from initial patient intake and remote monitoring to visit preparation and care team coordination.

An Operating System for Clarity

Equanimity AI emphasizes that Beacon is not just another data dashboard. Instead, it acts as an intelligent layer that organizes complex information into a coherent story. The system continuously captures multimodal signals, including patient-reported outcomes, voice-based biomarkers, data from consumer wearables, and daily contextual inputs like medication adherence.

The platform's AI then synthesizes this stream of data into what the company calls "interpretable trajectories" across four key domains: physical, emotional, behavioral, and sleep. This allows a care team to see, for example, how a decrease in physical activity and poor sleep quality over two weeks correlate with a reported increase in pain and emotional distress.

"Clinicians do not need more dashboards. They need clarity," said Dr. William Rosenberg, Chief Medical Officer of Equanimity AI and a practicing neurosurgeon. "Beacon gives providers a structured, longitudinal view of each patient's pain journey, making it easier to prepare for visits, understand change over time, and focus on care rather than paperwork." This structured insight ensures that when a patient comes for an appointment, the clinician is already equipped with a summary of their progress and challenges, enabling a more focused and effective consultation.

Engineering a Seamless Clinical Workflow

From a technical standpoint, Beacon is designed for seamless integration. The goal is to embed this intelligence directly into existing clinic operations without requiring a massive overhaul of their processes. This focus on infrastructure is critical for adoption in busy clinical environments.

"From an engineering perspective, Beacon is designed as infrastructure," explained Sam Hazak, Co-Founder and CTO of Equanimity AI. "It integrates into existing clinic workflows, reduces documentation drag, and keeps every member of the care team aligned around the same patient story." By automating high-friction tasks such as remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) and supporting documentation, the platform frees up clinicians and staff to concentrate on direct patient care.

The choice to launch at the NANS Annual Meeting is strategic. The conference is a premier gathering for neurologists, neurosurgeons, and other specialists at the forefront of neuromodulation therapies—advanced treatments for the most complex chronic pain conditions. These are the exact clinicians who stand to benefit most from a sophisticated system that provides deeper insight into patient responses to treatment.

Beacon is already being used in clinical pilot sites across the United States, where multidisciplinary teams are leveraging it for daily patient monitoring and automated visit preparation. Equanimity AI will be offering live demonstrations at Booth 543 in the NANS 2026 Expo Hall, providing attendees with a firsthand look at how the AI-operated system translates its ambitious vision into a practical tool for modernizing pain medicine.