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PINNACLEAI® · THE WAY FORWARD
Because every child deserves a wonderful life.
Communicating. Learning. Making choices. Taking part. Pinnacle’s purpose is a self-sufficient, mainstream life for your child. That purpose guides the abilities, goals, techniques and support brought into the work.
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Non-diagnostic developmental support · Ages 0–12 · Individual outcomes vary.
The PinnacleAI® paradigm shift
Seven pictures. One change in where the work begins.
Pinnacle’s historical challenge
Children need abilities they can use to communicate, learn, participate and grow in independence. Pinnacle challenges an approach that starts with a technique, then leaves families to discover how separate gains add up to the life they want for their child.
A child may perform an exercise more successfully while the family still needs to understand what it enables in learning, communication, choice or participation.
When recommendations are fragmented, parents must work out how separate assessments, specialists and sessions serve the same child’s life.
A review needs to ask where an ability is useful, which support the child needs and what to work on next—not only which tasks were completed.
WHO and UNICEF’s 2023 report documents unmet needs, fragmented systems, waiting lists and exclusion. It calls for people-centred services and support for caregivers.
Read the independent context ↗160 Years Without a Unified Metric — Pinnacle’s AbilityScore® monograph ↗
The 160-year framing is Pinnacle’s historical argument. These are care problems and decision models, not a finding that every provider failed. WHO–UNICEF documents care gaps; it does not endorse PinnacleAI® or establish its comparative superiority.
The PinnacleAI® philosophy
Self-sufficiency and mainstream participation give the work its direction. At Pinnacle, the life purpose comes first; abilities, goals, methods, specialists, everyday practice and review follow from it.
Understand the child and family’s priorities for communication, choice, learning, participation and growing independence.
Use AbilityScore® and the child’s everyday observations to understand the starting point and the support needed.
Make the intended ability observable, so the family can understand what the goal would mean in the child’s life.
Select the methods, specialist contributions and everyday programme around those goals, with human guidance.
Parents, caregivers, educators and therapists contribute through the child-specific programme and feedback.
The Personal Development Kernel brings the child’s information and feedback into review. Ask what is becoming useful and let that guide the next decision.
The measure of the work is what it helps make possible in the child’s life.
Self-sufficiency and participation are the purpose of support. Each child’s progress, support needs and outcomes are individual.
See the philosophy inside the work
Follow a life ability into the supplied goal and session example. Explore the complete story and its evidence at your pace.
THE SCALE BEHIND A PERSONAL JOURNEY
Behind every number is the same purpose: helping a family understand their child’s abilities and plan what comes next. Explore the scale of the system—and the source behind each figure.
400 billion is Pinnacle’s aggregate estimate; its full calculation has not been independently reproduced here. 900 million is the mission population, not people already served.
7.9 lakh+ Beneficiary / family registrationsIndependent report finding
The value is the connection: a personal goal, a chosen activity, guided practice, feedback and a plan that can change with your child.
Pinnacle's owner confirmed this as a current calculated total on 19 September 2026. The component counts supplied do not reproduce 400 billion. A point definition, reproducible calculation, deduplication rules and measurement cutoff have not been supplied. This aggregate is not established by the linked UDIN reports.
Built for 900 million children, parents and families is the mission described in the 7 September 2026 handout, pages 1, 7 and 20. It is not a count of people served or an independently established estimate of unmet need.
792,614 unique beneficiary/family registrations at 17 July 2026: SRS 4400 annexure p3, item 2. SAE 3000 separately covers the 790,000+ floor. This is the defined registration measure, not an independently verified outcome count.
Pinnacle describes everyday programmes with nine personalised intervention techniques, nine therapeutic goals per service in its programme model, and family/therapist feedback feeding review and correction. These are programme descriptions; no deduplicated totals for programmes, goal assignments or Fusion Module entries were supplied. The 31M+ cumulative service definition also includes assessments, screenings and parent training, so it cannot automatically be multiplied by nine to establish unique therapeutic goals.
These categories describe different, potentially overlapping units. They must not be added or multiplied to imply unique children, independent observations or a verified aggregate. Programme, goal and feedback-entry totals are not quantified here.
Independent practitioner evidence: SAE 3000 limited assurance and SRS 4400 factual findings, with separately defined scopes. Both UDINs were verified Active on 19 September 2026.
SAE 3000: 26200027GMBLXU4868
SRS 4400: 26200027HCNFEI9138
A practical comparison question, not a claim that no other provider worldwide has comparable capabilities. No exhaustive global comparison has been established.
A BETTER QUESTION WHEN CHOOSING SUPPORT
YOUR CHILD. YOUR QUESTIONS. YOUR PACE.
Start with your child’s journey, check a document or find an answer. Open only what you need.
01 / YOUR CHILD’S DEVELOPMENTAL JOURNEY
Your child expressing a need. Joining a classroom. Taking part in family life. PinnacleAI® connects measurement, people, daily practice and review around the abilities that matter to your child.
A shared direction toward self-sufficiency, mainstream participation and a wonderful life.
FROM A STARTING POINT TO EVERYDAY PARTICIPATION
Start with what your child can do today.
AbilityScore® brings observations into a structured starting point for discussion with the care team.
Measurement frameworkChoose the abilities that matter in everyday life.
The Personal Development Kernel connects the child’s history, goals and responses; Prognose® supports readiness planning.
Planning and child-specific recordGive professional support a shared direction.
Therapists, educators, parents and caregivers contribute different perspectives around the child’s agreed goals.
Named users and intended useCarry the plan into familiar routines.
The documented Everyday Therapy™ programme describes 7–9 selected techniques a day, with guidance appropriate to the child.
Everyday programme · pages 5–7Let what happens at home inform the next step.
The Fusion Module brings family and professional feedback into review of the activities, support and plan.
Tracking and correction in scopeSee what changed. Decide what comes next.
The published methodology describes monthly reassessment. Review the child’s progress and adapt priorities with the care team.
Published review methodologyKeep the purpose in view: a wonderful life.
Work toward communication, daily-living abilities, school readiness and participation, with the support and accommodations each child needs.
Self Sufficiency and Mainstream InclusionPinnacle uses the term for a connected approach to child development: begin with everyday-life goals, measure abilities, agree a personal plan, connect professional support and home practice, then track, correct and reassess. The phrase describes its approach; it is not a claim of worldwide exclusivity.
Read the original record and contextThe MD-5 annexure names parents, therapists, educators and caregivers as intended users of non-diagnostic developmental-support software for children aged 0–12. It describes ability measurement, readiness tracking, progress forecasting and adaptive therapy-plan support. Family participation works alongside appropriate professional guidance.
Read the original record and contextThe BIS scope names developmental mapping, planning, everyday therapy, tracking and correction, seven readiness indexes, Self Sufficiency and Mainstream Inclusion across the full developmental lifecycle. These named functions describe the direction and scope of the system; individual outcomes depend on the child and their care context.
Read the original record and contextAt 17 July 2026, the SRS 4400 report records 2.7 billion+ structured developmental events, 31,052,382 defined cumulative services and 792,614 beneficiary/family registrations. A separate SAE 3000 report provides limited assurance over specified institutional assertions. The claim map links each figure to its source page; these volume measures are distinct from child outcomes.
Read the original record and contextExplore the research, its publication stages and original books
Ask how the assessment, home practice and next review will work toward it.
PinnacleAI® GPT-OS: non-diagnostic Class B developmental-support software, ages 0–12. The approach works toward individual goals; outcomes vary.
THE CONNECTED JOURNEY · A ONE-MINUTE GUIDE
Explore the documented process through an illustrative family scenario. This guide uses no child data and does not perform an assessment.
Observe
A family wants to help their child express a choice during a familiar routine. They describe what the child already does, what interests them and where support helps.
Everyday observations give the care team context.
Parents and caregivers in the intended useReview
The family and professionals review the starting point and agree a useful goal. Pinnacle describes the Personal Development Kernel as the child-specific record connecting measurements, context and responses.
The care team checks the goal and the support appropriate to this child.
Personal Development Kernel and human oversightReport
The overall AbilityScore® report and seven readiness views help organise the discussion. The important connection is from the report to an agreed everyday goal.
Explore what each report is for below. No individual child’s results are displayed here.
Read the measurement methodsPractise
The documented Everyday Therapy™ programme links selected techniques with goals. In this illustration, the care team explains a communication activity within a familiar routine and agrees how the family can take part.
The activity, support and practice schedule are agreed with the care team.
Everyday Therapy programme descriptionGive feedback
Feedback connects the experience at home with the next review. Try either response to see how the discussion can change.
The care team reviews what happened, discusses the activity and support with the family, and agrees what to try next.
For a difficult activity, discuss a smaller step or more support. For an activity the child can manage, discuss a suitable next challenge. These are examples of a review conversation.
This demonstration does not assess a child, prescribe an activity or generate a treatment plan.
Tracking, correction and human oversightReview again
The care team reviews feedback, adjusts goals or support, and discusses the next assessment. Monthly reassessment is described in the reviewed methodology and walkthrough.
Look for meaningful changes in communication, routines, learning and participation, alongside the scores.
Reassessment and methodologyUNDERSTAND THE REPORTS
The supplied report examples use a 0–1000 display scale. Explore what each view brings to a conversation about your child’s next steps.
The overall developmental profile.
Format explained · no child scores shown
A USEFUL QUESTION FOR YOUR CARE TEAM
Connect the report with what you observe, the agreed goals and the support your child needs. Review change over time with the care team.
Report-format review and context How reassessment connectsA focused view to discuss communication priorities.
Format explained · no child scores shown
A USEFUL QUESTION FOR YOUR CARE TEAM
Connect the report with what you observe, the agreed goals and the support your child needs. Review change over time with the care team.
Report-format review and context How reassessment connectsA focused view to discuss behaviour and participation.
Format explained · no child scores shown
A USEFUL QUESTION FOR YOUR CARE TEAM
Connect the report with what you observe, the agreed goals and the support your child needs. Review change over time with the care team.
Report-format review and context How reassessment connectsA focused view to discuss movement-related abilities.
Format explained · no child scores shown
A USEFUL QUESTION FOR YOUR CARE TEAM
Connect the report with what you observe, the agreed goals and the support your child needs. Review change over time with the care team.
Report-format review and context How reassessment connectsThe report’s named view of readiness for learning.
Format explained · no child scores shown
A USEFUL QUESTION FOR YOUR CARE TEAM
Connect the report with what you observe, the agreed goals and the support your child needs. Review change over time with the care team.
Report-format review and context How reassessment connectsA focused view to discuss preparation and support for school.
Format explained · no child scores shown
A USEFUL QUESTION FOR YOUR CARE TEAM
Connect the report with what you observe, the agreed goals and the support your child needs. Review change over time with the care team.
Report-format review and context How reassessment connectsA focused view to discuss growing everyday independence.
Format explained · no child scores shown
A USEFUL QUESTION FOR YOUR CARE TEAM
Connect the report with what you observe, the agreed goals and the support your child needs. Review change over time with the care team.
Report-format review and context How reassessment connectsA focused view to discuss participation with other people.
Format explained · no child scores shown
A USEFUL QUESTION FOR YOUR CARE TEAM
Connect the report with what you observe, the agreed goals and the support your child needs. Review change over time with the care team.
Report-format review and context How reassessment connectsEach index report includes an “Assessment By” field. Read the results with the assessment context and care-team explanation. Readiness-index titles are not diagnoses; the Study/IQ Readiness title should not be read as an independently established IQ test. Report presentation version V-1.6.9.9 is separate from the SaMD software version.
THE PINNACLE DEVELOPMENTAL JOURNEY
Perhaps you want your child to ask for what they need, take part in a family routine or feel more confident with others. The journey begins by understanding their current abilities, then agreeing what to work toward with the care team.
HOW PINNACLEAI® WORKS
PinnacleAI® connects measurement, a child-specific plan, guided everyday practice and feedback. The purpose is practical: help the child build abilities that matter at home, in school and in everyday life.
Bring observations into a structured view of the child’s present abilities and readiness.
Connect this child’s history, goals and responses to the next recommendations.
Turn goals into guided activities that the care team and family can put into practice.
Bring people’s feedback into review, adjust the plan and reassess progress over time.
One child’s history connects each cycle. What the family and professionals observe today informs what they review next.
Explore the part that matters to you
The eight supplied report examples present an overall AbilityScore® and seven readiness indices on a 0–1000 display scale. Together, the overall profile and focused views give the family and care team a shared starting point for discussing priorities and the next plan.
Each index report includes an “Assessment By” field. Read the results with the assessment context and care-team explanation. Readiness-index titles are not diagnoses; the Study/IQ Readiness title should not be read as an independently established IQ test.
Report titles checked against eight supplied examples on 19 September 2026. The overall report cover identifies report presentation version V-1.6.9.9. This is a review of report format, not an independent study of outcomes.
This public guide describes the report structure. Children’s identities, individual results and original reports remain private.
Parents and caregivers contribute observations from everyday life; therapists and educators bring the context they see. The MD-5 intended use explicitly names parents, therapists, educators and caregivers. Their participation connects home routines with professional support.
The reviewed dossier describes the clinical AbilityScore® as clinician-administered and clinically governed. A family questionnaire should therefore be distinguished from the clinical assessment and score.
It is the child-specific developmental record described in Pinnacle’s architecture: measurements, goals, responses to activities, environment and history stay connected. That record informs subsequent recommendations, so the next plan can take earlier experience into account.
For a family, the useful question is simple: how did what we observed last time change what we will do next?
The documented programme connects selected activities to the child’s goals and abilities. The September handout describes 7–9 daily techniques and a four-day therapy forecast. The methodology preprint describes programmes delivered four days ahead, giving families time to prepare.
The care team should explain the selected activities, demonstration and support appropriate to the child. Programme counts in different publications vary; the agreed individual plan determines what to practise.
That experience is useful feedback. The methodology preprint describes 1–9-star technique ratings feeding the Personal Development Kernel. The BIS schedule names parent, family, caregiver, therapist and clinical tracking and correction through the Fusion Module. This makes review of the plan part of the described workflow. The dossier describes human oversight of recommendations; technique selection is not left to the system alone.
Illustrative example: the family records difficulty with an agreed communication activity; the care team reviews the observation, adjusts the activity or support, and reviews the response at the next check. This explains the feedback loop; it is not a patient case or a promised result.
Compare the child’s present abilities with earlier assessments, discuss progress and difficulties, and agree the next priorities. The company walkthrough and methodology preprint describe monthly reassessment. A useful review connects the score with observable changes in the child’s daily life.
The BIS scope names seven readiness indexes: School Readiness, Speech Readiness, Motor Readiness, Study IQ Readiness, Behavior Readiness, Self Sufficiency Index and Mainstream Inclusion Index. These names describe the modules; they do not promise school entry or independence.
The company describes parental-consent controls and role-based access for the clinical and caregiving people involved in the child’s programme. Access should support coordinated care while respecting the child and family’s privacy.
The dossier documents the access model. Families can ask their care team which people have access and how permissions and consent are managed for their child.
This explains the workflow described in the cited documents. The MD-5 establishes the intended use of a non-diagnostic Class B device for ages 0–12; the BIS schedule names the software and quality-system scope. Research methods, workflow descriptions and evidence of clinical outcomes are different types of evidence.
The supplied September report examples display AbilityScore® and all seven readiness indices on a 0–1000 scale; the overall cover identifies report presentation version V-1.6.9.9, separate from the SaMD software version. The older methodology preprint describes readiness indices on a 0–100 scale. These are version-specific descriptions and should not be combined without a crosswalk. The preprint also describes 400+ Personal Development Kernel data points, while the company walkthrough describes 4,000+ developmental data points; those counts need a current version-specific definition.
Methodology preprint · page 3Company walkthrough · page 35COMPANY-DESCRIBED LEVELS OF DETAIL
A broad view of development, organised into abilities and skills that can inform a child-specific plan. The direction is practical: what helps this child communicate, learn, manage daily routines and take part in life?
The broad areas considered in Pinnacle’s framework.
The capabilities the framework helps organise.
More detailed skills to connect with individual goals.
The company-described observation framework and score support a starting point and subsequent progress review. A child’s plan selects relevant priorities; the totals do not mean every child needs every intervention.
Pinnacle-defined architecture: company walkthrough, page 26; September handout, pages 5–6. The standards below supply classification and terminology; WHO does not define these numerical totals. An item-level domain–ability–skill crosswalk has not been independently audited in this review.
Company walkthrough · page 26September handout · pages 5–6How the international standards connectFamilies may arrive with questions about autism, ADHD, communication, sensory processing, movement, learning or other developmental concerns. Pinnacle’s stated purpose centres on the capabilities that help each child grow toward self-sufficiency and participate in mainstream life, with the support and accommodations they need.
Express a need, make a choice and connect with other people.
Build participation in familiar routines and practise useful daily-living skills.
Take part in school, relationships and community with appropriate support.
These are examples of individual goals, not promised results. Professional assessment identifies the support appropriate to each child; diagnosis and medical care remain important where indicated. The licensed software’s scope is non-diagnostic developmental support for ages 0–12, not treatment of every condition.
Self Sufficiency and Mainstream Inclusion · BIS scopeAge range and non-diagnostic intended useWhat happens in a therapy session needs to connect with life at home and school. Assessment, therapy, everyday practice and review are most useful to a family when the people involved understand the same goals.
Pinnacle describes a shared pathway that brings those steps together around your child. Diagnostic information still matters for clinical care and access to support. Alongside it, the plan keeps communication, daily routines, learning, relationships and participation in view.
Company-described care modelModules named in the BIS scope
AbilityScore® · 0–1000
Begin with what the child can do, their interests and the everyday situations where support would help. Pinnacle describes 17 developmental domains, 79 abilities and 349 skills, supported by 591 observations and an AbilityScore on a 0–1000 scale. These are different layers of its developmental framework.
For the family: A starting point the family and care team can discuss together.
Company walkthrough, page 26; September handout, pages 5–6Prognose® + personal development kernel
Connect the observed abilities with priorities, readiness goals and a plan for this child. The dossier describes a personal development kernel: a persistent child-specific record of measurements, responses to techniques, environment and history that informs subsequent recommendations.
For the family: Clarity about what to work on next, why it matters and who will help.
Evidence Dossier, pages 48–49; BIS schedule, page 2TherapeuticAI® + human oversight
Use the plan to coordinate appropriate therapies and intervention. Pinnacle describes practitioners, parents, caregivers and educators contributing to the programme; software supports professional judgement and shared goals.
For the family: People working from an agreed direction across the child’s support team.
September handout, pages 5–7; MD-5 intended useEveryday Therapy™ · 7–9 techniques a day
The September handout describes 7–9 techniques selected for the child’s programme each day. Parents and other caregivers receive guidance for practice connected to the child’s current abilities and goals; the care team agrees what is appropriate.
For the family: A practical way to carry support into home routines and other everyday settings.
September handout, pages 5–7Fusion Module · people in the loop
Record how practice goes and bring observations from the family and professionals back into review. The BIS schedule names parent, family, caregiver, therapist and clinical tracking and correction through the Fusion Module.
For the family: A plan that can respond when an activity, setting or support needs to change.
BIS licence schedule, page 2Monthly AbilityScore refresh + progress review
Compare the child’s present abilities with their own earlier assessments and review the next priorities. The company walkthrough describes a monthly AbilityScore refresh; the Whitebook also describes monthly review. The care team should explain the schedule and any child-specific changes.
For the family: An understandable record of change over time, connected to daily-life goals—not a judgement of the child’s worth.
Company walkthrough, pages 35, 37; Whitebook, page 12Readiness indexes + real-life goals
Work toward communication, daily living, learning, relationships and participation in school and community. The BIS scope names seven readiness indexes, including Self Sufficiency and Mainstream Inclusion. Continue reassessment and support as needs change.
For the family: A wonderful life defined with the child and family, including the supports that make participation possible.
BIS licence schedule, page 2Review → adapt → practise → reassess. Progress review feeds the next plan. The direction is growing capability and participation, with continuing human support.
This is Pinnacle’s documented developmental-support approach. PinnacleAI® GPT-OS v1.0.0 is a non-diagnostic Class B SaMD for ages 0–12 under the supplied MD-5. A programme, score or licence does not guarantee independence, school entry or a particular outcome. Inclusion is a right; it is not conditional on a score.
The company walkthrough labels 17 domains, 79 abilities, 349 skills and 591 observations as different layers. The September 2026 handout also describes 349 skills, 17 domains and 591 observations. The earlier Whitebook uses 344 skills across six domains. The dossier acknowledges architecture changes, but a complete crosswalk between versions was not supplied. Newer counts should not be attached retrospectively to validation of an older version.
A 0–1000 score is a company-described developmental measure. It is not a diagnosis, an IQ score, a credit score or a guarantee of future independence. Review the methods and limitations alongside the number.
AbilityScore methodologyHistorical framework and review cycleFROM DOCUMENTS TO EVERYDAY MEANING
For a family, evidence becomes useful when it helps answer three questions: What can my child do now? What will we work on together? How will we understand what changes?
Begin with what your child can do today. Use the assessment to discuss the abilities you want to build next.
Read Pinnacle’s source recordUnderstand who does what: your care team, your family and the people supporting your child each day. Pinnacle’s pathway is designed to connect that work.
Read Pinnacle’s source recordBring the goals into familiar routines, with guidance from the care team. The BIS scope includes parent-facing support and tracking modules.
Read Pinnacle’s source recordLook at what is changing in daily life alongside the reports. Discuss what to continue, where to adjust the plan and when to reassess.
Read Pinnacle’s source recordCommunicating a need. Joining a family routine. Taking turns. Participating at school. These are examples of goals to discuss—not promised results. The plan should reflect your child’s abilities, preferences and support needs.
WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOUR FAMILY
Credentials are most useful when they help you ask informed questions about the support your child will receive.
Match the name of the product or centre, its address and the activity covered. Ask for the latest copy for the place you will visit.
Check centre records ↗A licence describes permitted activity. A quality certificate describes a system. A study explores a specific question in a defined group of children.
Understand evidence types ↗Ask how your child’s starting abilities, goals and progress will be measured, when the plan will be reviewed and how practice carries into home and school.
See the seven-stage pathway ↗Get to know the people, licences and records behind the plan.
02 / CONFIDENCE IN YOUR CHOICE
Before you choose a care team, take a closer look at who stands behind it. Follow Pinnacle’s licences, original records and centre details to the documents themselves.
PINNACLE AT A GLANCE
Pinnacle Blooms Network is a brand of Bharath Healthcare Laboratories Private Limited. Pinnacle describes a seven-stage child-development pathway connecting ability measurement, child-specific planning, integrated support, parent-guided practice and progress review toward participation and growing independence.
The documented combination brings together non-diagnostic Class B developmental-support software, a BIS scope schedule naming connected software modules, and a centre network with individually traceable source records. These documents explain the approach and its scope; each child’s plan and outcomes remain individual.
Company CIN: U74999TG2016PTC113063 · LEI: 894500OJYBVC18BUDN89
A DEFINED PURPOSE. TRACEABLE RESPONSIBILITIES.
An issued licence defines the software’s intended use. Quality records describe how the system is managed. The BIS schedule connects those processes to a broader set of developmental-support modules.
The application for a manufacturing licence. It is part of the regulatory record, rather than a second approval.
Read Pinnacle’s source recordTelangana DCA licence MFG/MD/2026/000248 lists PinnacleAI® GPT-OS v1.0.0 for non-diagnostic developmental support, ages 0–12.
Read Pinnacle’s source recordThe schedule names software development, deployment and maintenance, plus ability mapping, parent-guided practice, progress correction and readiness modules.
Read Pinnacle’s source recordPARENTS IN THE LICENSED INTENDED USE
“The software is intended to assist parents, therapists, educators, and caregivers by providing developmental ability measurement, readiness tracking, progress forecasting, and adaptive therapy-plan support for children aged 0–12 years.”
MD-5 MFG/MD/2026/000248 · intended-use annexure · 21 April 2026
Bring guided developmental practice into everyday life. The licensed intended use names parents and caregivers alongside therapists and educators. Families have an explicit role in using the software’s developmental-support functions, with goals and guidance appropriate to their child.
Pinnacle’s Everyday Therapy programme and Fusion Module describe how that participation connects with daily practice, feedback and professional review. The BIS schedule names parent, family and caregiver tracking and correction as part of the connected developmental journey.
Read the MD-5 intended-use annexureRead the BIS connected-module scopeThe intended use identifies whom the software assists and what it supports. It does not confer professional therapist credentials, register a home as a therapy centre or replace appropriate clinical care. A worldwide exclusivity claim is not established by these documents.
WORDS IN THE ORIGINAL BIS SCHEDULE
The schedule names AbilityScore, Prognose®, the Everyday Therapy Programme through TherapeuticAI®, the Fusion tracking and correction module, and seven readiness indexes—including Self Sufficiency and Mainstream Inclusion.
This is the named quality-system and software-module scope. The MD-5 records the device’s four intended functions: ability measurement, readiness tracking, progress forecasting and adaptive therapy-plan support. Both documents retain their named software and premises. The MD-5 intended population is ages 0–12; individual outcomes remain subject to the child’s circumstances and support.
“Design, development, verification and validation, release, deployment, maintenance, technical support and post-market surveillance of Software as a Medical Device (SaMD), including Pinnacle AI GPT-OS™, and Developmental Support Software (Non-Diagnostic), including developmental ability mapping (Ability Score), prognostic engine Prognose®, Clinical Intervention Every Day Therapy Programme through Therapeutic AI®, Parent, Family, Caregiver, Therapist, Clinical Tracking and Correction Fusion Module, School Readiness, Speech Readiness, Motor Readiness, Study IQ Readiness, Behavior Readiness, Self Sufficiency Index, Mainstream Inclusion Index, 7 readiness indexing and associated digital developmental support modules for the full developmental lifecycle of children.”
BIS MD/L-2026029599 · schedule page 2 · line breaks normalised
Parents, therapists, educators and caregivers are the intended users. The licensed software supports developmental work; it does not diagnose, approve every therapy centre or guarantee a child’s outcome.
Class B is a risk classification under India’s rules. US FDA Class II is a different jurisdiction’s classification; neither is a universal ranking of quality or clinical superiority. CDSCO · Medical Devices Rules
FOLLOW THE EVIDENCE
MD-5 names the non-diagnostic Class B software’s intended use and users.
Read the intended useThe BIS schedule names the quality-system scope and developmental modules.
Inspect the BIS scheduleExplore published methods, study summaries and protocols with their research status.
Explore research and authorsFollow each metric to its reporting basis, and each centre to its supplied records.
See figures, definitions and sources36 records
PinnacleAI® GPT-OS v1.0.0 · Non-diagnostic developmental-support software
What this supports: The supplied Form MD-5 licenses the listed Class B device for manufacture for sale or distribution at the specified premises. Intended users include parents, therapists, educators and caregivers supporting children aged 0–12.
Scope: Applies to the named device, version, intended use and premises. It does not establish diagnostic authority, clinical effectiveness or the registration of every centre.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Current issuer or registry status: not independently confirmed.
Export-purpose certificate issued on the MD-5 licence · PinnacleAI® GPT-OS v1.0.0
What this supports: The supplied certificate records that Bharath Healthcare Laboratories Private Limited holds manufacturing licence MFG/MD/2026/000248 under Form MD-5 and is permitted to manufacture the listed device for sale in the domestic market under Indian law and for export as per the law of the importing country. The device particulars agree with the operative MD-5 scope: non-diagnostic developmental-support software, Class B, version 1.0.0, for parents, therapists, educators and caregivers supporting children aged 0–12.
Scope: A Free Sale Certificate records the Indian regulatory standing and export eligibility of the named licensed device. It is not a registration, approval or marketing authorisation in another country; each importing regulator applies its own requirements. No validity period is printed on the certificate. It does not establish diagnostic authority, clinical effectiveness, comparative superiority or the registration of any centre.
Source inspected: 24 September 2026 · Original certificate and forwarding letter inspected. Their populated signature fields were observed, but cryptographic signature validity was not independently verified.
IS 23485:2019 · Licence and scope schedule reviewed
What this supports: The supplied BIS licence and schedule cover the specified software design, development, verification, validation, release, deployment, maintenance, support and post-market surveillance. The schedule names developmental mapping, planning, everyday practice, tracking and correction, with school, speech, motor, Study IQ, behaviour, self-sufficiency and mainstream-inclusion readiness modules across the developmental lifecycle.
Scope: The licence applies to its schedule and listed address. It is not a guarantee of clinical outcomes for a child.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Current issuer or registry status: not independently confirmed.
Bharath Healthcare Laboratories Private Limited
What this supports: The official GLEIF record matches the company name and CIN. It reports entity status ACTIVE and LEI registration status ISSUED.
Scope: A legal entity match establishes identity within this registry. It does not establish clinical outcomes, device permissions or current tax compliance.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Exact official registry record checked.
Original application reviewed · Class B is recorded in the issued MD-5
What this supports: The issued MD-5 identifies the device as Class B. Company publications describe a preceding Central Licensing Authority classification decision.
Scope: The locally available risk-classification form is an application proposing Class A, not the approved Class B decision. A classification decision is also distinct from a manufacturing licence.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Application and issued MD-5 inspected; separate issued CAL not inspected.
Application record in the route to the issued MD-5
What this supports: The reviewed application records the applicant’s request for a Class B manufacturing licence and the stated device particulars.
Scope: MD-3 is an application, not an additional granted licence. The permission is established by the operative MD-5 and its conditions.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Current issuer or registry status: not independently confirmed.
Medical device quality-management system · ISO 13485:2016
What this supports: The supplied certificate covers the named company’s quality-management scope for the design, development, deployment, maintenance and support of the specified SaMD.
Scope: Certification applies to the certificate’s system scope. Historic “diagnostic mapping” wording does not extend the later MD-5’s non-diagnostic intended use. Accreditation-chain and live certificate status have not been independently checked.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Current issuer or registry status: not independently confirmed.
Information-security management system · ISO/IEC 27001:2022
What this supports: The original certificate covers information-security management for the listed SaMD platforms, cloud operations, cybersecurity, data protection and support.
Scope: Certification does not guarantee zero breaches or cover every process outside the declared scope. Current certificate status and the accreditation chain remain separate checks.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Current issuer or registry status: not independently confirmed.
The legal entity behind the supplied core credentials
What this supports: The certificate records the change from Bharath Diagnostics Labs Private Limited to Bharath Healthcare Laboratories Private Limited. The CIN agrees with the live GLEIF record.
Scope: A historic incorporation/name-change certificate establishes the recorded identity event. Current MCA filings, directors and compliance require current MCA records.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Current issuer or registry status: not independently confirmed.
DIPP8651 · Issued recognition with an updated-certificate check due
What this supports: The supplied recognition certificate and an official historical Startup India list identify the company as a recognised startup.
Scope: Recognition is distinct from a tax-exemption certificate, healthcare approval or an award. Current eligibility and status should be read from the updated certificate and applicable rules.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Current issuer or registry status: not independently confirmed.
UDYAM-TS-20-0015132 · Business-registration record
What this supports: The later supplied Udyam record identifies the company and records a Small enterprise classification for FY 2025–26.
Scope: This is enterprise registration, not an MSME award or a clinical accreditation. Enterprise classification can change; the displayed snapshot is not a live September 2026 confirmation.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Current issuer or registry status: not independently confirmed.
Original 2017 REG-06 reviewed · Historical registration with the printed legal and trade names
What this supports: The 2017 GST certificate records registration under the names printed on that document. The MCA name-change certificate supplies part of the corporate-name history.
Scope: The original retains the former legal name. A current GST taxpayer record or amended certificate is needed before describing the current name and registration status as matched. GST registration does not establish clinical quality.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Historical certificate inspected; current amended legal-name match is not established.
Corporate PAN card inspected · Identifier withheld from display
What this supports: The supplied corporate PAN card identifies the company and its incorporation date.
Scope: PAN supports tax identity. It does not establish current tax compliance or clinical authorisation. Live PAN verification has its own matching-information and OTP requirements.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Current issuer or registry status: not independently confirmed.
56 complete IDs matched · 33 Approved · dated NHPR workflow statuses
What this supports: The authenticated dashboard matched all 53 earlier inventory IDs and supplied three additional complete IDs, giving 56. Each record retains its displayed workflow status and observation date. The source workbook and certificate references remain available beside the live check.
Scope: Exact HFR identifier matches and dashboard workflow statuses are separate from current centre operations, clinical quality, outcomes and other location-specific permissions. Approved applies only to the displayed NHPR workflow state; Query Raised, Submitted, Rejected and Query Resolved retain their literal meanings. One masked Draft is excluded from complete-ID totals. No replacement or cancellation relationship is inferred between additional IDs. The observation covers one authenticated NHPR account; registrations administered in other accounts have not been reconciled here.
Source inspected: 19 September 2026 · All 56 complete identifiers were matched in the authenticated NHPR facility-manager dashboard on 19 September 2026. The dashboard showed 33 Approved, 14 Query Raised, 4 Submitted, 4 Rejected and 1 Query Resolved. One masked Draft is separate.
29 Section 51 certificate copies described in the source collection
What this supports: The source collection contains district-specific institution-registration copies. Four selected originals are documented below; the September handout groups the broader collection.
Scope: These are separate institution records, not one nationwide DDEW licence. A network count should not be treated as proof that all centres hold current registrations.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Current issuer or registry status: not independently confirmed.
Section 51 registration · Named institution and location
What this supports: The supplied certificate records the named institution’s district registration under Section 51 of the RPwD Act.
Scope: The record covers its listed institution and location. Face-date validity does not confirm that no later change, suspension or cancellation has occurred.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Current issuer or registry status: not independently confirmed.
Section 51 registration · Named institution and location
What this supports: The supplied certificate records the named institution’s district registration under Section 51 of the RPwD Act.
Scope: The record covers its listed institution and location. Face-date validity does not confirm that no later change, suspension or cancellation has occurred.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Current issuer or registry status: not independently confirmed.
Section 51 registration · Named institution and location
What this supports: The supplied certificate records the named institution’s district registration under Section 51 of the RPwD Act.
Scope: The record covers its listed institution and location. Face-date validity does not confirm that no later change, suspension or cancellation has occurred.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Current issuer or registry status: not independently confirmed.
Original certificate reviewed · Printed validity ended 30 October 2024
What this supports: The supplied historical certificate records the named institution’s registration for the printed period.
Scope: The face date has passed. This review does not establish the absence of a renewal, but cannot present the historical copy as current.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Original inspected; printed validity period has ended. Current renewal not established.
SAE 3000 · Institutional claims as at 17 July 2026
What this supports: The report records limited assurance over its defined Statement of Institutional Claims using the Board-adopted criteria specified in the report.
Scope: Limited assurance is different from reasonable assurance. Outcome-study figures, ratings and financial statements fall outside the described scope; the report does not independently validate clinical efficacy.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · ICAI UDIN 26200027GMBLXU4868 matched with Active status on 19 September 2026; member 200027, firm 013580S and signing date 3 September 2026 matched the source.
SRS 4400 · Agreed procedures on institutional records
What this supports: The report records factual findings from the specified agreed procedures on institutional claims and supporting records.
Scope: An agreed-upon-procedures report is not an assurance opinion. Readers need the complete procedures, criteria and findings to assess its meaning. It does not establish clinical outcomes.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · ICAI UDIN 26200027HCNFEI9138 matched with Active status on 19 September 2026; member 200027, firm 013580S and signing date 3 September 2026 matched the source.
2.7 billion+ reported structured records · dated counts with defined units
What this supports: The September handout reports 2.7 billion+ structured platform records and connects dated operational counts to specified procedures and Board-adopted criteria. It separately describes a 70+ network figure. The 2.5 billion floor assertion and 2.7 billion observed row-count finding have different reporting roles.
Scope: Therapy services include assessments, screenings and parent training under the report’s criteria; they are not all one-to-one therapy sessions. Beneficiary/family registrations are not a count of unique children. Network and operational centres use different definitions. Platform records are not unique children, independent clinical-trial observations or verified, deduplicated AI-training examples. Volume alone does not establish model performance, clinical effectiveness or a worldwide size ranking. The 130,000 technique update has no inspected inventory extract; neither practitioner report establishes that updated count or the 70+ countries claim.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Current issuer or registry status: not independently confirmed.
Development and preliminary psychometric characterization
What this supports: The public record describes the construction of AbilityScore and preliminary operational psychometric findings. The authors identify formal validation as planned.
Scope: Operational inter-rater reliability is not completed external concurrent validity. A repository deposit does not establish journal peer review or independent replication.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Repository metadata checked; journal peer review not established.
Original protocol reviewed · Version 2.1 sets out planned validation methods
What this supports: The deposited protocol describes planned concurrent-validity, test–retest and minimal-clinically-important-difference research, including comparator instruments.
Scope: This record is a protocol preprint, not completed results. It does not establish that the planned recruitment, testing or external validation has been completed.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Primary protocol and repository metadata reviewed; completed comparator validation is not established.
Study-by-study sources, populations and limitations
What this supports: The source publications describe twelve research topics across measurement, therapy, home practice, equity and participation. The study index identifies the populations and available original report links.
Scope: Small study cohorts cannot be replaced by cumulative network-service totals. Journal peer review, independent replication and ethics approval require their own documents. Findings apply to the populations and methods studied.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Current issuer or registry status: not independently confirmed.
Company outcome claim recorded with its source and calculation boundary
What this supports: The company publications contain a headline improvement claim and a twelve-study narrative. These identify the claim that needs a transparent evidence trail.
Scope: The reviewed materials do not establish the full network-wide calculation or make it an individual outcome guarantee. Practitioner assurance over operational counts does not validate excluded outcome percentages.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Company publications reviewed; underlying network-wide outcome calculation not independently established.
Each letter retains its author, date and specific context
What this supports: The reviewed letters record appreciation and a recommendation for consideration of collaboration. The letter register identifies authors, dates and references.
Scope: Appreciation is distinct from a licence, procurement contract, signed MoU or clinical endorsement. A recommendation for consideration does not mean the proposed agreement was executed.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Current issuer or registry status: not independently confirmed.
Nomination and achievement-docket records are not award decisions
What this supports: The source materials document preparation or submission for recognition and describe the cited nomination references.
Scope: A nomination, application or achievements dossier is not proof of an award being conferred. Publish an award title only with the issuer’s winner decision or award certificate.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Current issuer or registry status: not independently confirmed.
PCT and Indian filings must be distinguished from granted patents
What this supports: The dossier and handout identify claimed patent-application references and the application-stage nature of the portfolio.
Scope: A PCT application is not a granted patent or worldwide enforceable protection. Each claimed application needs applicant, title, filing/publication data and current office status.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Current issuer or registry status: not independently confirmed.
Registration, application and publication identifiers need separate ledgers
What this supports: An official copyright application list records a named Pinnacle artwork application. Company publications identify a wider intellectual-property and publishing portfolio.
Scope: An application listing is not a granted registration. Brand usage, ISBNs and book publication do not establish device efficacy or patent rights.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Current issuer or registry status: not independently confirmed.
2025 Global Edition · Company-authored framework and study summaries
What this supports: The Whitebook explains the company’s framework and its historical study narrative. It is useful for tracing the origins of claims and the research portfolio.
Scope: It is not an independent issuer record. Historical scale figures, patent language, exclusivity claims and validation language need reconciliation with current originals.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Company-authored source; underlying claims need their own evidence.
25 July 2026 · Controlled institutional circulation
What this supports: The dossier consolidates references, regulatory chronology, research summaries and source exhibits. It explicitly supersedes the earlier edition.
Scope: A dossier is a map to evidence. Where it conflicts with an operative document or primary research record, the original source governs the verification entry.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Company-authored source; underlying claims need their own evidence.
7 September 2026 · Private & confidential investor handout
What this supports: The handout adds the September BIS licence, practitioner-report references, operational definitions and a consolidated registration and recognition narrative.
Scope: Its claims must be traced to their underlying instruments. Confidential circulation, research-stage language, operational counts and letter references require careful handling before public reuse.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Company-authored source; underlying claims need their own evidence.
Authorship and publication metadata read from the supplied books
What this supports: The supplied books establish the publication metadata printed in those editions and provide parent-facing context for the developmental journey.
Scope: A book’s publication is distinct from peer-reviewed clinical evidence or a professional qualification. The English and Telugu handbook copies show the same ISBN; separate-edition registration is not inferred.
Collection inspected: 15 September 2026 · Company-authored source; underlying claims need their own evidence.
Company-authored walkthrough · AbilityScore layers and programme cadence
What this supports: The reviewed company walkthrough explicitly distinguishes abilities, skills, domains and observations. It describes the personal development kernel, daily practice, monthly reassessment and participation goals.
Scope: A company-authored architecture and programme description is not independent clinical validation or a regulatory extension. Historical diagnosis, exclusivity, patent and endorsement wording is not adopted by this review. Current MD-5 and BIS originals control their respective scopes.
Source inspected: 18 September 2026 · Company-authored source; underlying claims need their own evidence.
Child-first purpose, licensed functions, research, Indian export documentation and source-linked international status
What this supports: This first-party narrative connects Pinnacle’s documented child-development purpose and seven-stage pathway with the named licensed device, Indian regulatory records, dated institutional measures and Free Sale Certificate. It provides one stable, source-linked page for families, clinicians, regulators, partners, editors, search engines and answer systems.
Scope: The narrative does not extend the scope of any licence, certificate, standard or study. It does not claim diagnostic authority, guaranteed outcomes, foreign approval, global exclusivity or comparative superiority. Each underlying fact is governed by its linked source record.
Source inspected: 24 September 2026 · Company-authored source; underlying claims need their own evidence.
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THE SCALE. THE MEANING. THE EVIDENCE.
Explore six measures of Pinnacle’s reach, activity and resources, including institutional counts examined by an independent CA. Each keeps its counting unit, date and evidence type visible, so scale can be understood in the context of one child’s care.
A large record system can preserve observations across a child’s developmental journey, supporting continuity and review.
2,700,000,000+ records in the SRS 4400 findings at 17 July 2026 (annexure p3, item 5). SAE 3000 separately covers a 2.5 billion+ floor.
Session entries, assessment observations, technique ratings and other structured events. The evidence does not identify every record as an AI-training example or establish clinical effectiveness.
The useful family question is how the experience recorded across services informs a clear plan and review for your child.
31,052,382 in the SRS 4400 findings (annexure p3, item 1), at 17 July 2026. SAE 3000 provides limited assurance over the 31 million+ floor.
The defined total includes assessments, screenings and parent training. It is not established as 31 million successful one-to-one therapy sessions; service volume and clinical success are separate measures.
A technique library is useful when a practitioner selects and adapts activities to a child’s goals, interests and everyday routines.
130,000 techniques: management-supplied update received 18 September 2026. The 7 September handout reports an earlier 90,000+ library.
The updated repository count has not been reconciled to a dated inventory extract. The reviewed UDIN reports do not establish this figure, and technique count does not mean 130,000 separately validated interventions.
Behind each registration is a family seeking support. A family’s own goals and progress reviews remain the measure that matters to them.
792,614 unique beneficiary/family registrations in SRS 4400 (annexure p3, item 2), at 17 July 2026. SAE 3000 covers the 790,000+ floor.
This is the defined registration measure. It is not a count of unique children with independently verified outcomes, and it does not itself measure family empowerment.
Families may connect with developmental support across borders, including through remote delivery where available.
Company-reported international reach in the July 2026 dossier, including remote delivery.
Countries of family origin are different from countries with a physical Pinnacle centre. The reviewed practitioner reports do not establish this country count.
A network becomes relevant locally. Find your centre, its facility identifier and the source behind each listed document.
Network figure reported in the September handout. The practitioner-report criteria separately identify 49 operational centres at 17 July 2026.
Network size, operational-centre counts and HFR identifiers are different measures. On 19 September 2026, 56 complete IDs matched in the NHPR dashboard and 33 displayed Approved; other workflow statuses and one masked Draft remain separate. An HFR record does not establish clinical outcomes or replace location-specific permissions.
INDEPENDENT EXTERNAL ASSURANCE · VERIFIED UDIN RECORDS
NPSY & Co., Chartered Accountants examined specified institutional claims and issued two signed reports. The reports record 31,052,382 services, 792,614 beneficiary/family registrations and 2.7 billion+ structured records under their stated definitions.
Signed 3 September 2026 · records as at 17 July 2026 · N Prasada Rao, Partner (membership 200027; firm 013580S).
Both UDINs verified Active · 19 September 2026. Read the original ICAI verification receipt.
UDIN identifies a practitioner’s report. HFR identifies a health facility. A company publication or management update supplies a stated figure. Each answers a different verification question.
Reports inspected; both UDINs matched in the live ICAI portal as Active on 19 September 2026. A UDIN does not expand a report’s scope or validate a clinical outcome. ICAI UDIN portal
THE MEANING BEHIND THE SCALE
Company-reported in the 7 September 2026 handout.
Counting basis: database rows/events · cutoff 17 July 2026.
Session entries, assessment observations, technique ratings and other platform events can preserve a record over time. The practical question is how that history helps the care team review your child’s plan.
Volume describes the size of the record system. Useful decisions also depend on data quality, consistent measurement, appropriate use and professional judgement.
The July dossier used a 2.5 billion+ floor and retired earlier 2.7 billion wording. The September handout subsequently reports 2.7 billion+ observed row counts. The source review distinguishes the 2.5 billion floor assertion in limited assurance from the 2.7 billion factual row-count finding under agreed procedures. Those procedures do not provide an assurance opinion.
These are dated measures with different reporting roles. Neither should be described as an audited count of AI-training examples. Restricted practitioner reports are not republished here.
Read Pinnacle’s source recordCENTRE DOCUMENT LOOKUP
Search the supplied facility and district records. Match the exact premises before relying on a document; a network credential does not cover every centre automatically.
All 53 identifiers from the supplied workbook and certificate collection are included, alongside three additional dashboard IDs. Each of the 56 complete IDs was matched in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026. Identifiers are not a count of distinct operating centres.
Approval verified The tick confirms that this exact ID displayed Approved in the NHPR account reviewed on .
Every supplied ID remains visible. Unticked IDs have their exact dated account observations under Source details. Pinnacle confirms its registration coverage is complete and advises that records may span multiple accounts. The dated portal check in this review covers one account; ticks identify the approval statuses confirmed in that check.
56 HFR IDs recorded · 33 approval statuses verified · 8 district summaries
2nd Cross Rd, opp. to SIU church, beside BABY Hospital, Ashoknagar, Sai Nagar, Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh
Source postcode: 515001
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Plot NO A-7, Solanki Plaza, RukiminiPuram Woodland Showroom Building, Lakshmipuram Colony, Rukminipuri Colony, Dr AS Rao Nagar, Hyderabad, Telangana 500062
Source postcode: 500062
HFR identifier included and source-reviewed. Open the record for its dated account observation and documentary sources.
NHPR workflow: Rejected
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Pinnacle Blooms Network, Opp. PVNR Express Flyover, Pillar No. 136 Inner Ring Rd, Mushk Mahal, Attapur, Hyderabad, Telangana 500048
Source postcode: 500048
HFR identifier included and source-reviewed. Open the record for its dated account observation and documentary sources.
NHPR workflow: Submitted
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Begumpet Rd, Old Patigadda, Chikoti Gardens, Begumpet, Hyderabad, Telangana 500016.
Source postcode: 500016
HFR identifier included and source-reviewed. Open the record for its dated account observation and documentary sources.
NHPR workflow: Query Raised
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Pinnacle Blooms Network, 20th ward, Indian Bank Road, Police Bomma centre, Bhimavaram, Andhra Pradesh - 534202
Source postcode: 534201
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
20th ward, Indian Bank Road, Police Bomma centre, Bhimavaram, Andhra Pradesh 534201 West Godavari Andhra Pradesh 534201
Source postcode: 534201
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Pinnacle Blooms Network, Above Twins Toy Store, Near Fernandez Hospital, Miyapur,Hyderabad, Telangana 500050
Source postcode: 500049
HFR identifier included and source-reviewed. Open the record for its dated account observation and documentary sources.
NHPR workflow: Submitted
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
No : 13-2-42/6/E/201 NR, Sai Nagar, Satyanarayanapuram, Vijeta classic empire, Chaitanyapuri, Dilsukhnagar, Hyderabad, Telengana.
Source postcode: 500060
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
First Floor, Beside Central Bank, Entrenchment Road, Nehru Nagar Colony, East Marredpally, Secunderabad, Telangana 500026
Source postcode: 500026
HFR identifier included and source-reviewed. Open the record for its dated account observation and documentary sources.
NHPR workflow: Query Raised
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Pinnacle Blooms Network, Satya complex, Opp:ganganamma temple, Gandhi nagar, Near,: power peta station,Eluru-534002, Eluru District, A.P
Source postcode: 534001
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Plot No : 212/ B, Sriram Nagar, Botanical Gardens, Above Vasireddy Sweets, Chirec Lane, Kondapur, Hyderabad, TS, IN - 500084.
Source postcode: 500084
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Pinnacle Blooms Network, 3rd Floor, Above Federal Bank , Kailash Nagar, Chaitanya Nagar, Gajuwaka, Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh 530026
Source postcode: 530026
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
M. VENKATA RAVI, MADDULAEMPIRE, Lakshmipuram Main road Door.No:5-87-8/A, beside SWEET MAGIC, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh 522007
Source postcode: 522001
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Habsiguda Metro Station, Ramanthpur Road, Opposite ICICI direct, Habsiguda, Hyderabad-500007
Source postcode: 500007
HFR identifier included and source-reviewed. Open the record for its dated account observation and documentary sources.
NHPR workflow: Query Raised
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Handout grouping
View this source record2 nd floor, H.no. 4-7-239, Opposite Union & ICICI banks, Hayath Nagar, Hyd- Vijayawada highway, Padmavathi colony,, Hyderabad, Telangana 501505
Source postcode: 501505
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Himayat Nagar, Beside brand factory, G plaza building, H no 3-6-524, Hyderabad, Telangana
Source postcode: 500029
HFR identifier included and source-reviewed. Open the record for its dated account observation and documentary sources.
NHPR workflow: Query Raised
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Pinnacle Blooms Network, Beside Metro Station, Shop No - 1, GHMC No-1-98/7/2/1F, Madhapur, Hyderabad, RR District, Pin Code - 500081
Source postcode: 500081
HFR identifier included and source-reviewed. Open the record for its dated account observation and documentary sources.
NHPR workflow: Submitted
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Begumpet original inspected; references 32–38 reported
View this source recordOpp. Motherhood Hospital, CMH Road, Indira Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka, IN - 560038.
Source postcode: 560038
HFR identifier included and source-reviewed. Open the record for its dated account observation and documentary sources.
NHPR workflow: Query Raised
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
12th Main, 27th Cross, 4th Block East, Jaya Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka, IN - 560011.
Source postcode: 560011
HFR identifier included and source-reviewed. Open the record for its dated account observation and documentary sources.
NHPR workflow: Query Raised
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Pinnacle Blooms Network, First Floor, G7 Avenue, Beside DMart, Kachiguda Station Rd, Rahamath Bagh, Kachiguda, Hyderabad, Telangana 500027
Source postcode: 500027
HFR identifier included and source-reviewed. Open the record for its dated account observation and documentary sources.
NHPR workflow: Query Raised
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Apsara Cir Rd, Opposite GAJJALA MATERNITY HOSPITAL, N.G.O Colony, Kadapa, Andhra Pradesh
Source postcode: 516002
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Pinnacle Blooms Network, Beside Sai baba Temple, Phase 2, Subash Road, Revenue Ward No. 8, Kakinada -533001
Source postcode: 533001
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Pinnacle Blooms Network, 3-1-323/A, Behind Civil hospital, Savaran street, Christian colony, Karimnagar, 505001
Source postcode: 505001
HFR identifier included and source-reviewed. Open the record for its dated account observation and documentary sources.
NHPR workflow: Query Raised
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Handout grouping
View this source recordPinnacle Blooms Network, Khajaguda Nanakramguda Rd, Madhura Nagar Colony, Gachibowli, Rai Durg, Telangana 500032
Source postcode: 500008
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Yk Arcade Beside Buggaviti EntOpp. Indus ind bank Wyra road , Khammam, Telangana 507003
Source postcode: 507001
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Yk Arcade Beside Buggaviti EntOpp. Indus ind bank Wyra road , Khammam, Telangana 507003 Khammam Telangana 507002
Source postcode: 507002
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Handout grouping
View this source recordPlot No- 530 at Vivekananda Nagar, Kukatpally opp reliance fresh jawed Habib
Source postcode: 500072
HFR identifier included and source-reviewed. Open the record for its dated account observation and documentary sources.
NHPR workflow: Query Raised
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Pinnacle Blooms Network, 1st Floor, Sri Sai Estates, Opp. Income Tax Department, Muncipal Office Road, Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh 518001
Source postcode: 518001
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Door No 39-9-7, Temple Street, Labbi Pet, Vijayawada, Andhra pradesh-520007
Source postcode: 520010
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
No - 11-14-321/3, Building Name - K Square, 3rd Floor New Siri Nagar Colony Beside Croma store, above Raymond Store, near L.B Nagar Circle, Hyderabad, Telangana 500074
Source postcode: 500074
HFR identifier included and source-reviewed. Open the record for its dated account observation and documentary sources.
NHPR workflow: Submitted
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
2nd floor, Opp Vedanta Women & Children Hospital, Car Shed Road, PM Palem, Madhurawada, Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh 530041
Source postcode: 530048
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
GLG Complex, opposite Chinnari Childrens Hospital, Rajendra Nagar, Mahbubnagar, Telangana
Source postcode: 509001
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
No 3, Khata no 2389, SY No 115/6, KUNDALAHALLI, Bengaluru (Bangalore) Urban, Karnataka, 560049
Source postcode: 560037
HFR identifier included and source-reviewed. Open the record for its dated account observation and documentary sources.
NHPR workflow: Query Raised
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Handout grouping; no blanket current-status conclusion
View this source recordD, 20-19/1, Sagar Rd, opp. Kakatiya High School, Islampuram, Miryalaguda, Telangana 508207
Source postcode: 508207
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Opp. HDFC Bank, Buchirajupalem, NAD, Visakhapatnam, AP, IN - 027
Source postcode: 530009
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Pinnacle Blooms Network, Sri Godha Towers, Plot No 22/F/HIG, Nallagandla HUDA Complex, Nallagandla, Serilingampally-500019
Source postcode: 500019
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Second Floor, Padmavati Nagar Rd, above Dominos, beside GSR Hospital, Srinivasa Nagar, Nandyala, Andhra Pradesh
Source postcode: 518501
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Pinnacle Blooms Network, 101,1st floor, RS Imperial, opposite Babu Ice Cream, Subedar Pet, Nellore, Andhra Pradesh 524001
Source postcode: 524001
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Ground, E17, Main Market, South Extension - 1, Near AIIMS, Delhi 110049
Source postcode: 110049
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Hyderabad Rd, opp. Vamshi International Hotel, Pragathi Nagar, Pulang, Nizamabad, Telangana 503001
Source postcode: 503001
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Hyderabad Rd, opp. Vamshi International Hotel, Pragathi Nagar, Pulang, Nizamabad, Telangana 503001 Nizamabad Telangana 503001
Source postcode: 503001
HFR identifier included and source-reviewed. Open the record for its dated account observation and documentary sources.
NHPR workflow: Rejected
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Original 05 of 2024 inspected
View this source record2-43/3, 3rd Floor, Near Holistic Hospitals, Nizampet Rd, Jai Bharat Nagar,Nandamuri Nagar, Nagarjuna Homes, Nizampet, Hyderabad, Telangana 500090
Source postcode: 500090
HFR identifier included and source-reviewed. Open the record for its dated account observation and documentary sources.
NHPR workflow: Rejected
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Sundaraiah Bhavan Rd, near Gummadi Chest Hospital, Brundavan Nagar, Pandaripuram, Ongole, Andhra Pradesh 523001
Source postcode: 523001
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Pinnacle Blooms Network, Plot No. 782, Pragathi Nagar Rd, Pragathi Nagar, Hyderabad, Hyderabad, Telangana 500072
Source postcode: 500090
HFR identifier included and source-reviewed. Open the record for its dated account observation and documentary sources.
NHPR workflow: Rejected
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Pinnacle Blooms Network, Opp. Gandhi Park Back Gate, Danvaipeta, Rajahmundry, AP, IN - 103
Source postcode: 533101
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Attapur original independently inspected
View this source recordPinnacle Blooms Network, Khaja Estate, New Santosh Nagar Colony, Main Road Saidabad, Hyderabad, Telangana 500059
Source postcode: 500059
HFR identifier included and source-reviewed. Open the record for its dated account observation and documentary sources.
NHPR workflow: Query Resolved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Original 06 of 2023 inspected; renewed copy needed
View this source recordPlat No-B-50,Door No-7-2-B50/A 1/102, Industrial Estate, Near Benz showroom, ICICI Bank upside, Sanath Nagar,Hyderbad-500 018
Source postcode: 500018
HFR identifier included and source-reviewed. Open the record for its dated account observation and documentary sources.
NHPR workflow: Query Raised
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Above Indian Bank, Sana Street, Rama Laxmana Rd, Illisipuram, Meher Nager, Srikakulam, Andhra Pradesh
Source postcode: 532001
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Adjacent to Municipal Park, Mee Seva, Above Mahesh Bank, Suchitra Circle, Bowenpally, Hyd, TS, IN - 067
Source postcode: 500067
HFR identifier included and source-reviewed. Open the record for its dated account observation and documentary sources.
NHPR workflow: Query Raised
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Air Bypass Rd, near ICICI Bank, Shanthi Nagar, New Balaji Colony, Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh
Source postcode: 517502
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Not supplied in the workbook
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Beside SBI, Padma Colony, Osmania University Rd, Nallakunta Main Rd, Vidya Nagar, Hyderabad, Telangana
Source postcode: 500020
HFR identifier included and source-reviewed. Open the record for its dated account observation and documentary sources.
NHPR workflow: Query Raised
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Pinnacle Blooms Network, 59A,4-6, 2nd Floor, Beside McDonald Gurunanak Road, Vijayawada - 520008
Source postcode: 520008
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Plot No 22, 2nd Floor, Shamirpet Road, Opposite G Pulla Reddy Sweet House, Karkhana, Secunderabad, Telangana 500009.
Source postcode: 500009
HFR identifier included and source-reviewed. Open the record for its dated account observation and documentary sources.
NHPR workflow: Query Raised
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Door No. 28-10-4, revenue Ward No. 27, 3 Rd.floor, Vasavi Plaza, Opposite Tochitralaya Inox Theatres, very Near To Jagadamba Theatre, visakhapatnam - 530020
Source postcode: 530002
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
Pinnacle Blooms Network, Near SKYV Family Restaurant Pure Veg,Ramakrishna Colony, Subedari, Hanamkonda, Telangana 506001
Source postcode: 506002
Approved status confirmed for this HFR ID in the NHPR account reviewed on 19 September 2026.
NHPR workflow: Approved
Reviewed account · 19 September 2026. Other accounts have not been reconciled in this review.
A missing search result does not establish that a centre is unregistered. Ask Pinnacle for the current document and exact address.
Call 9100 181 181The 56 complete HFR IDs include all 53 earlier source-inventory IDs and three additional dashboard IDs. 33 displayed Approved on 19 September 2026; the other workflow statuses and one masked Draft are distinguished in the full register. Eight district summaries describe 29 certificate copies; four district originals were individually inspected. Similar names are not treated as an address match. Full HFR register · Full district register
Look further into the approach through the books, publications and people behind it.
03 / THE THINKING BEHIND THE CARE
Read a parent handbook, follow a paper to its original publication, or explore the wider guidance. Each source helps you ask a more informed question about your child’s support.
READ IT. CHECK IT. CITE IT.
Every publication has a reusable citation. Every evidence summary keeps its source and scope attached.
INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE. PERSONAL GOALS.
Four distinct standards help explain the architecture: health information, functioning and participation, interventions, and clinical terminology. Their value depends on how accurately they are implemented.
World Health Organization
A common classification and clinical terminology for recording, comparing and aggregating health information. It gives health-related records a consistent reference language.
Pinnacle’s dossier describes ICD-11 reference alignment; this does not make the software diagnostic.
WHO · International Classification of DiseasesPinnacle mapping claims · dossier pages 45–46, 84World Health Organization
A framework covering body functions and structures, activities, participation and environmental context. It helps keep daily life and the support needed to participate in view.
Pinnacle’s handout and dossier describe ICF mappings. The dossier’s b-code examples describe body functions; activity, participation and environment need their own relevant codes.
WHO · International Classification of Functioning, Disability and HealthPinnacle mapping claims · dossier pages 45–46, 84World Health Organization
A classification for recording and analysing health interventions through their target, action and means. It can help describe what intervention is delivered in a consistent way.
Pinnacle’s dossier describes ICHI intervention coding within its architecture.
WHO · International Classification of Health InterventionsPinnacle mapping claims · dossier pages 45–46, 84SNOMED International
A detailed clinical terminology that represents information through concepts, descriptions and relationships. It supports consistent meaning in electronic clinical records.
Pinnacle’s dossier describes SNOMED CT terminology alignment. SNOMED International is the responsible organisation.
SNOMED International · What is SNOMED CT?Pinnacle mapping claims · dossier pages 45–46, 84The Evidence Dossier describes mappings to ICD-11, ICF and ICHI, alongside SNOMED CT and LOINC terminology and HL7 FHIR representations. These are company-described architecture and mapping claims. Correctly implemented mappings can support more consistent records, exchange and analysis across settings.
The reviewed evidence does not include a complete item-by-item mapping audit or implementation-conformance report. Classification alignment does not establish WHO, UN or SNOMED endorsement, validate the developmental score, or expand the MD-5 intended use.
Evidence Dossier, pages 45–46, 84 and 86; September handout, pages 6 and 8WHO classification licence · use and endorsementDESIGNED FOR WIDER REACH
Pinnacle describes a connected developmental-support architecture designed for wider deployment: a common framework, a persistent child-specific record, guided daily practice and human review. Its potential value at scale is continuity—helping families and professionals work from the same developmental direction across home, therapy and school.
For a health system, sovereign readiness means demonstrable control over data and operations under its own governance requirements. International readiness also needs validated mappings, appropriate local language and workflows, applicable regulatory permissions, and evidence of safe, useful performance in that setting.
Document hosting location, data-controller responsibilities, lawful use, consent, access controls and audit trails.
Validate the mappings and test information exchange with the systems that will actually use it.
Test deployment performance, accessibility and child-centred outcomes in the intended population and setting.
The reviewed MD-5 and BIS scope establish specific regulatory and quality-system foundations. Reported network activity and information-security records add context. Together they support examining the deployment proposition; they are not a sovereign-grade certification or authorisation to operate in every country.
The reported 2.7 billion+ structured records count database rows and events. They do not establish a nationally representative population, verified AI-training volume or population-level clinical effectiveness.
Dated volume and counting unitsPURPOSE CONNECTED TO GLOBAL PRIORITIES
Pinnacle’s stated mission has practical connections to the UN Sustainable Development Goals: access to support, early learning, inclusion and accountable collaboration.
A mission to make developmental support clearer and more accessible to families.
Target 3.8 · UN sourceEarly development, inclusive learning and support that helps children participate in education.
Targets 4.2 and 4.5 · UN sourceParticipation and inclusion, including for children with disabilities and their families.
Target 10.2 · UN sourceA direction for accountable collaboration. Specific partnership achievements require named agreements and measured contributions.
Target 17.17 · UN sourceThese are mission connections, not measured SDG achievements, an official UN partnership or UN endorsement. Each child’s right to inclusion remains independent of a readiness score.
GLOBAL PRINCIPLES. PINNACLE’S DOCUMENTED APPROACH.
Independent guidance explains the importance of monitoring, caregiver participation, coordinated support and inclusion. These organisations do not endorse or evaluate Pinnacle through the references below.
The Nurturing Care Framework brings together health, learning, responsive caregiving and supportive environments.
WHO, UNICEF and World Bank · Nurturing CarePinnacle’s seven-stage pathway connects a developmental plan with therapy, home practice and participation goals.
Read Pinnacle’s source recordAsk the care team: How will the plan connect with our child’s day at home and school?
“skills that they can use at home to improve their child’s engagement in activities and communication”
WHO describes practical caregiver skills for families of children with developmental delays or disabilities.
WHO · Caregiver skills trainingThe BIS schedule names Everyday Therapy through TherapeuticAI and parent/family tracking through Fusion.
Read Pinnacle’s source recordAsk the care team: What can we practise between sessions, and who will guide us?
“Although early intervention is important, intervention at any age can be helpful.”
CDC distinguishes ongoing developmental monitoring from formal screening and professional evaluation.
CDC · Developmental monitoring and screeningPinnacle’s licensed non-diagnostic software includes ability measurement and readiness tracking. This CDC reference does not validate AbilityScore as a screening test.
Read Pinnacle’s source recordAsk the care team: What is our starting point, and when will we review progress?
NICE recommends coordinated multidisciplinary support and developmentally appropriate parent, carer or teacher involvement for autistic children and young people.
NICE CG170 · Support and managementPinnacle describes integrated therapies and regular plan review. Families can ask how professionals share goals and who coordinates their child’s support.
Read Pinnacle’s source recordAsk the care team: Who brings the team’s observations together into one plan?
“UNESCO believes that every learner matters equally.”
Inclusive education addresses barriers in teaching and learning environments.
UNESCO · Inclusion in educationPinnacle’s pathway works toward communication, daily living and participation. Readiness goals do not determine a child’s right to education or inclusion.
Read Pinnacle’s source recordAsk the care team: Which supports will help our child participate with others?
“Software risk management requires a balanced evaluation of both safety and security.”
IMDRF describes quality management across medical-software development, deployment and maintenance.
IMDRF · SaMD quality managementPinnacle’s MD-5, BIS, quality-system and information-security records document different parts of this accountability picture.
Read Pinnacle’s source recordAsk the care team: What is the software intended for, and how are safety and changes managed?
AUTISM AI & GLOBAL DEVELOPMENTAL CARE
Different organisations address diagnosis, assessment, digital treatment, integrated services or provider software. A useful comparison starts with the job each is designed to do.
Non-diagnostic developmental-support software with an issued MD-5, a BIS schedule naming connected developmental modules, and a company-described seven-stage care pathway. For families, the important connection is between measurement, a plan, everyday practice and review.
MD-5 intended use BIS scope schedule| Organisation / approach | Documented purpose | Source and status | How to read the comparison |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cognoa · Canvas DxAutism diagnostic aid | Prescription machine-learning software that assists clinicians assessing autism in children aged 18–72 months, alongside clinical assessment. | US FDA Class II · De Novo DEN200069 · 2021FDA · Canvas Dx, DEN200069 | Pinnacle’s MD-5 describes non-diagnostic developmental support. These products have different intended uses. |
| EarliTec · EarliPointDiagnostic and developmental assessment | Eye tracking and software to support qualified clinicians’ autism diagnosis and assessment in children aged 16–95 months. | US FDA Class II · K253442 · March 2026FDA · EarliPoint, K253442 | A regulated assessment tool illustrates one part of the journey. Its clearance does not establish a complete care-service network. |
| Akili · EndeavorRxDigital therapeutic | Prescription software for attention function measured by computer testing in children aged 8–17 with specified ADHD presentations, within a therapeutic programme. | US FDA Class II · K231337 · 2023FDA · EndeavorRx, K231337 | A specific therapeutic indication should be compared on its own evidence and population, rather than equated with broad developmental support. |
| CorticaIntegrated care ecosystem | Its published model combines diagnostics, medical care, ABA, developmental therapies and mental-health counselling, involving family, home, school and community. | Provider’s published service modelCortica · Whole-child care model | Integrated child-development care exists internationally. Compare actual coordination, local availability and evidence for the services your child needs. |
| CentralReach · CanaryBIAutism / IDD software and data | Its November 2025 release reports over 5 billion clinical and financial data points in CanaryBI. | Company-reported dataset volume · 2025CentralReach · 2025 autism and IDD care report release | This mixed clinical/financial count and Pinnacle’s structured-record count use different definitions. They do not establish a like-for-like ranking. |
This is a targeted review of five examples, not an exhaustive worldwide census or a head-to-head effectiveness study. It establishes no overall winner, cross-country regulatory equivalence, largest-dataset ranking or global exclusivity.
“Which combination of measurement, professional support, home practice, progress review and participation goals is actually available for my child—and can I inspect the evidence?”
Read the full context and sourcesBring what you have read back to the questions that matter to your family.
04 / YOUR NEXT STEP
You deserve to understand what a report means, what a licence covers and who to ask. Find answers here, then speak with the team about your family.
COMMON VERIFICATION QUESTIONS
NPSY & Co., Chartered Accountants, issued an SAE 3000 limited-assurance report and a separate SRS 4400 report of factual findings on 3 September 2026. Both UDINs were verified Active on 19 September 2026: 26200027GMBLXU4868 and 26200027HCNFEI9138. The original ICAI verification receipt and a claim-to-page map are linked here. These are independent practitioner evidence for the specified institutional assertions; clinical study results have their own research records.
Read the evidence recordThe supplied MD-5 lists PinnacleAI® GPT-OS v1.0.0 as a Class B, non-diagnostic developmental-support device. Its scope is tied to the named device, version, intended use and premises; it does not establish diagnostic authority or guarantee clinical outcomes.
Read the evidence recordNo. MD-3 is an application for a manufacturing licence. MD-5 is the issued manufacturing licence. The original application is reviewed; Class B is recorded on the issued MD-5. The separate issued classification decision copy was not available for inspection.
Read the evidence recordThey describe specified management systems and the activities and locations within their scope. They do not establish the effectiveness of every intervention or promise a particular outcome for a child.
Read the evidence recordNo. A protocol describes planned methods. The AbilityScore external-validation record here is a protocol; completed results and their limitations are needed before treating that study as completed validation.
Read the evidence recordNo. Match the named institution and premises on each document. All 56 complete HFR identifiers were matched in the authenticated NHPR dashboard on 19 September 2026; 33 displayed Approved. Other workflow statuses and one masked Draft are shown separately. Eight district summaries remain separate. An identifier match is not a finding that every centre is approved or currently operating.
Read the evidence recordContact Sourabh Sashank, Lead PinnacleAI® and evidence owner, at care@pinnacleblooms.org or 9100 181 181. Include the record title, reference number and source date so the relevant document can be located.
Email the verification contactThe September 2026 company handout reports 2.7 billion+ structured platform records, based on database rows/events with a 17 July 2026 cutoff. Examples include session entries, assessment observations and technique ratings. The number is not a count of unique children, independent trial observations or verified AI-training examples.
Read the evidence recordNo comparable worldwide ranking is established. For example, CentralReach reports over 5 billion clinical and financial data points, using a different counting basis. A valid comparison would need common definitions, dates, populations, data quality and permitted uses.
Read the evidence recordThe MD-5 names PinnacleAI® GPT-OS v1.0.0 and defined non-diagnostic functions for ages 0–12. The broader BIS schedule lists software processes and developmental-support modules across the journey. These instruments establish different scopes; neither guarantees outcomes or certifies global exclusivity.
Read the evidence recordNo endorsement is established by the references on this page. Their guidance explains why monitoring, coordinated support, caregiver participation and inclusion matter. Pinnacle’s own documents must separately establish what Pinnacle provides.
Email the verification contactPinnacle’s purpose is to help children grow toward self-sufficiency and participation in mainstream life, with the support and accommodations each child needs. Its tagline is “Every child deserves a wonderful life.” The described approach connects ability measurement, child-specific planning, coordinated intervention, everyday practice, tracking, correction and reassessment. Individual outcomes vary.
Read the evidence recordPinnacle describes these as different layers of its developmental framework: 17 domains, 79 abilities and 349 skills, with 591 observations and AbilityScore on a 0–1000 scale. The totals belong to Pinnacle’s architecture, not a WHO-defined numerical hierarchy. Individual plans select relevant priorities. The earlier Whitebook used 344 skills across six domains; validation of an earlier version should not be automatically transferred to the newer framework.
Read the evidence recordThe company sources describe 7–9 daily techniques selected for the child’s programme, human feedback through the Fusion tracking and correction module, and monthly AbilityScore refresh. The care team should explain the child-specific goals, practice guidance, review schedule and any adjustments. This is a programme description, not a guaranteed outcome.
Read the evidence recordPinnacle’s dossier describes architecture and mappings using WHO’s ICD-11, ICF and ICHI, alongside SNOMED CT terminology from SNOMED International. Their roles are health information, functioning and participation, interventions, and consistent clinical meaning. Correct implementation can support interoperability; an item-by-item mapping audit was not supplied. Alignment is separate from endorsement, clinical validation and the licensed device’s intended use.
Read the evidence recordFamilies may arrive with questions about autism, ADHD, communication, sensory processing, movement, learning or other developmental concerns. Pinnacle’s stated purpose centres on the capabilities that help each child grow toward self-sufficiency and participate in mainstream life, with the support and accommodations they need. These are examples of individual goals, not promised results. Professional assessment identifies the support appropriate to each child; diagnosis and medical care remain important where indicated. The licensed software’s scope is non-diagnostic developmental support for ages 0–12, not treatment of every condition.
Read the evidence recordThe reviewed documents do not establish a sovereign-grade certification or worldwide market authorisation. Pinnacle describes an architecture intended for population-scale developmental support. A specific deployment needs documented local control and governance, validated interoperability, applicable permissions, operational capacity and evidence of performance for that population. MD-5 and BIS provide the particular scopes shown in their records.
Read the evidence recordYes. The MD-5 annexure states that PinnacleAI® GPT-OS is intended to assist parents, therapists, educators and caregivers through developmental ability measurement, readiness tracking, progress forecasting and adaptive therapy-plan support for ages 0–12. This explicitly includes family users of the licensed software. It does not confer professional therapist credentials or register homes as therapy centres; worldwide exclusivity has not been established.
Read the evidence recordTHE WORDS BEHIND THE DOCUMENTS
A practical reading guide to the credentials, report types and international classifications used on this page. Each definition links to its Pinnacle source record.
Software intended for a medical purpose without being part of a hardware medical device. PinnacleAI® GPT-OS is listed as Class B, non-diagnostic developmental-support software in the supplied MD-5.
Read the source recordThe application submitted for a licence to manufacture Class A or Class B medical devices. An application is a step in the regulatory record; it is not the issued licence.
Read the source recordThe issued licence records the named manufacturer, premises, device and intended use. Pinnacle’s supplied MD-5 names PinnacleAI® GPT-OS v1.0.0 for non-diagnostic developmental support, ages 0–12.
Read the source recordThe reviewed BIS record describes the management system and activities within its named scope, including developmental-support software modules. It does not establish every centre’s registration or guarantee clinical outcomes.
Read the source recordThe Health Facility Registry assigns facility identifiers. On 19 September 2026, 56 complete IDs were matched in the authenticated NHPR dashboard; 33 displayed Approved. Other workflow statuses and one masked Draft are shown separately. A directory match is not a finding about current operations, clinical quality or outcomes.
Read the source recordAn identifier for a practitioner’s document. Both supplied UDINs were matched in the live ICAI portal on 19 September 2026 and showed Active. A UDIN authenticates registered particulars; it does not extend the report’s scope.
Read the source recordThe supplied practitioner report gives limited assurance over specified institutional assertions and counting criteria. Read its dated thresholds and scope; it does not validate every headline statistic or a child’s clinical outcome.
Read the source recordThe supplied report records procedures and findings for defined institutional counts. It does not provide an assurance opinion. Its observed counts and the SAE 3000 assertion floors have different reporting roles.
Read the source recordWorld Health Organization. A common classification and clinical terminology for recording, comparing and aggregating health information. It gives health-related records a consistent reference language. Pinnacle’s dossier describes ICD-11 reference alignment; this does not make the software diagnostic.
Read the source recordWorld Health Organization. A framework covering body functions and structures, activities, participation and environmental context. It helps keep daily life and the support needed to participate in view. Pinnacle’s handout and dossier describe ICF mappings. The dossier’s b-code examples describe body functions; activity, participation and environment need their own relevant codes.
Read the source recordWorld Health Organization. A classification for recording and analysing health interventions through their target, action and means. It can help describe what intervention is delivered in a consistent way. Pinnacle’s dossier describes ICHI intervention coding within its architecture.
Read the source recordSNOMED International. A detailed clinical terminology that represents information through concepts, descriptions and relationships. It supports consistent meaning in electronic clinical records. Pinnacle’s dossier describes SNOMED CT terminology alignment. SNOMED International is the responsible organisation.
Read the source recordA source for every conclusionReading a certificate and checking its current status are separate steps. Read the review conclusions.
ACCOUNTABILITY & UPDATES
Each conclusion reflects the documents inspected. Historical certificates, study protocols and company-reported claims are identified precisely, so you can see what each source establishes.
Class B is documented in the issued MD-5. The earlier Class A application is retained as part of the regulatory history.
Evidence scope: The separate issued CAL copy is not in the reviewed set; its date and reference are attributed to company publications.
Read the source recordOriginal licence and registration copies are reviewed by named entity, activity, reference and printed dates.
Evidence scope: Current suspension, cancellation, renewal or amendment status requires a dated issuer check. Only exact live registry matches receive the registry badge.
Read the source recordThe 2017 REG-06 is retained with its printed legal and trade names, alongside the company name-change history.
Evidence scope: The reviewed certificate does not establish the current amended legal name or taxpayer status.
Read the source recordThe reviewed external-validation source is a published study protocol. It sets out planned methods; completed results are not claimed.
Evidence scope: A final study report, with its population, methods, results and limitations, would support a new evidence conclusion.
Read the source recordThe headline improvement claim is recorded as company-reported. No verified network-wide percentage is concluded from this document set.
Evidence scope: The SAE 3000 scope excludes outcome-study figures. A defined denominator and reproducible calculation are required to evaluate the headline claim.
Read the source recordAll 53 earlier source IDs matched in the authenticated NHPR dashboard on 19 September 2026. Three additional complete IDs bring the register to 56: 33 Approved, 14 Query Raised, 4 Submitted, 4 Rejected and 1 Query Resolved. One masked Draft is separate. Workbook and certificate references remain visible.
Evidence scope: These are dated dashboard workflow statuses, not findings about present operations or clinical quality. Additional IDs do not establish replacement or cancellation. Workbook RS flags remain separate. Nellore’s inspected district certificate period ended on 30 October 2024; an HFR match does not renew a district certificate.
Read the source recordBoth exact UDINs showed Active in the ICAI portal on 19 September 2026, with practitioner and signing particulars matched. Restricted full reports are not republished here.
Evidence scope: The reports’ circulation restrictions remain attached. A UDIN match authenticates particulars and does not enlarge a report’s assurance scope.
Read the source recordUse “Ask about this record” beside any entry. Include the reference, source date and the correction needed. The link prepares an email for you to review and send.
Evidence owner: Sourabh Sashank · Lead PinnacleAI® · care@pinnacleblooms.org · 9100 181 181. The dossier names its own approving authority; that approval is not presented as approval of this page.
HOW TO READ THIS PAGE
A record is useful when you can see both what it supports and the limits of that support.
Original documents take priority over cover letters, brochures and website summaries. The review date describes our inspection, not a fresh confirmation from the issuer.
Read the named company, product, address and permitted activity. A product licence does not establish the registration of every therapy centre.
Business identity, quality systems, clinical evidence and government appreciation serve different purposes. Ask what each one means for your child’s plan; individual outcomes vary.
Sourabh Sashank · Lead PinnacleAI®
care@pinnacleblooms.org · 9100 181 181
Maintains the verification evidence register, coordinates source updates and responds to evidence questions and corrections.
The designated committee brings together paediatric speech therapists, occupational therapists, ABA therapists, special education therapists, data scientists, technology experts and statisticians. Additional qualified specialists may contribute where needed.
Review parent-facing explanations against the cited source, the intended use of the named software version and the child's individual care context. Include additional qualified specialists when the subject requires them.
Current review status: Clinical review completed by the Pinnacle Clinical Committee; confirmation recorded on 19 September 2026.
The confirmation applies to the parent-facing clinical explanations in the 19 September 2026 published edition. Later substantive clinical changes require a new review record. Automatic translations remain labelled as machine-assisted.
Coverage confirmation: Pinnacle confirms its organisational coverage is complete. Confirmation recorded: 19 September 2026. Individual records retain their source dates and the exact scope of the documents inspected.
Document inspection, a live issuer match and clinical review are recorded separately. Read the editorial record · Send a source or correction
For a current original or a correction, contact Sourabh Sashank, Lead PinnacleAI®, at care@pinnacleblooms.org. Each evidence record retains its own source-review date.
The source register was prepared on 15 September 2026, with selected originals and review conclusions rechecked on 18 September 2026. The page does not represent a regulator’s certification service. The evidence owner can help with source questions and corrections. The cited organisations have not endorsed this page. Live registry matches are counted only when an exact record has been checked against an official registry source.
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PINNACLEAI® · 23 SEPTEMBER 2026
Free Sale Certificate FSC/MD/2026/000741 adds export documentation to the Indian medical-device foundation for the licensed PinnacleAI GPT-OS v1.0.0. It supports country-specific registration and market-access work under each importing country’s requirements.
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