DALLAS, Texas — Bastion Intelligence today released updated document analysis and optical character recognition capabilities for BastionGPT, enabling healthcare professionals to analyze multiple clinical and administrative files and create source-grounded draft documents within an environment designed to support HIPAA compliance.

The update combines OCR with AI vision to interpret text, scanned pages, charts, tables, and graphs. Users can review extracted information, compare source files, summarize records, and prepare drafts for professional review and revision.

Supported formats include:

• PDF
• Word (.doc, .docx, .docm)
• PowerPoint (.ppt, .pptx)
• Excel (.xls, .xlsx, .xlsm)
• CSV, TXT, and HTML
• Image files (.png, .jpg, .jpeg, .gif, .tif)

Representative workflows

Healthcare professionals can use uploaded source material to prepare:

• Evaluation reports based on testing results and rating scales
• Chart, pre-visit, discharge, and nursing handoff summaries
• Medical chronologies and case summaries
• Draft reports for independent medical and disability evaluations
• Appeal letters based on payer policies, denial letters, and supporting records

BastionGPT also includes a Saved Prompts Library for organizing reusable instructions, report structures, and reference materials. Drafts remain subject to review, correction, and approval by the healthcare professional.

Privacy and data handling

BastionGPT is designed to support healthcare organizations’ HIPAA compliance obligations; HIPAA compliance ultimately depends on each organization’s configuration, policies, and use of the service. Bastion Intelligence includes a Business Associate Agreement with each plan and states that customer content is segregated by account and is not used to train AI models.

The platform can route tasks to models from OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic. According to Bastion Intelligence, content transmitted for processing through these integrations is not used to train the providers’ models. Data handling is governed by the applicable Business Associate Agreement and service terms, and customers retain their rights to uploaded content.

The updated document processing and OCR capabilities are available now to BastionGPT users at no added cost.

About Bastion Intelligence

Bastion Intelligence develops BastionGPT, an AI platform introduced in 2023 for healthcare and mental health workflows. The platform supports document analysis, drafting, summarization, reusable prompts, and note creation in an environment designed for handling protected health information. Learn more at https://bastiongpt.com.

Media Contact

Amber Turrill, CMO
Bastion Intelligence
Email: amber.turrill@bastiongpt.com
Phone: +1 (214) 619-8696
Website: bastiongpt.com

Austin, TX, USA — Tired of feeling out of breath before your day even starts? BreathEaseX is a once-daily oral spray built around N-Acetylcysteine (NAC) and five other individually disclosed ingredients, each backed by its own published research citation, no proprietary blend hiding what you’re actually taking. It ships with a companion capsule, CardioEaseX, for heart support, and every order is protected by a 60-day money-back guarantee.

BreathEaseX today confirmed continued availability of its respiratory support spray, sold through the official website. For anyone who has felt that tightness climbing a flight of stairs or noticed their energy fading earlier in the day, BreathEaseX was formulated around six ingredients with individual research citations, N-Acetylcysteine (NAC), Manuka Honey MGO-400+, Quercetin, Olive Leaf Extract, Vitamin D3, and L-Theanine, and the company publishes every one of them by name rather than hiding behind an undisclosed proprietary blend. Every BreathEaseX order includes a companion capsule, CardioEaseX, formulated for cardiovascular support, so buyers get a full respiratory-and-heart routine in a single checkout.

BreathEaseX Official website (affiliate link, see disclosure below)

“We built BreathEaseX around ingredients with a track record in peer-reviewed research, and we publish every one of them by name along with the studies behind them, because people deserve to see what they’re taking rather than take our word for it. We don’t claim BreathEaseX replicates the outcomes of research that wasn’t conducted on our finished formula, and the same goes for CardioEaseX, which we include as a complementary product for heart support. Anyone managing a diagnosed lung or heart condition should talk to their physician before adding any supplement to their routine.” – BreathEaseX Media Relations

Product Overview

BreathEaseX is designed to be simple to fit into a daily routine: four sprays directly into the mouth, once a day, no capsules to swallow for the primary formula. It’s built around six individually disclosed ingredients rather than a single combined number on the label, so buyers can see exactly what they’re getting. Every order also includes CardioEaseX, a companion capsule taken as two capsules daily with water, preferably in the morning, positioned to support the cardiovascular side of the same routine.

BreathEaseX’s spray formula: N-Acetylcysteine (NAC), Manuka Honey MGO-400+, Quercetin, Olive Leaf Extract, Vitamin D3, and L-Theanine. CardioEaseX’s capsule formula: CoQ10, Hawthorn Berry, L-Carnitine, and Magnesium. Both are formulated stimulant-free and non-GMO, so there’s no jittery caffeine crash to plan around. Because the two ship together rather than as separate single-bottle purchases, every order already includes both halves of the routine, no add-on decision required at checkout.

The company frames the underlying problem BreathEaseX addresses as a buildup of inhaled carbon particles coating the lungs’ air sacs, restricting oxygen exchange and forcing the heart to work harder, which is also how it connects BreathEaseX’s respiratory focus to CardioEaseX’s cardiovascular one. Worth knowing plainly: that specific mechanism isn’t confirmed by any of the studies cited below; it’s brand narrative describing a general concern about airborne particulate exposure, not an independently established clinical finding. The ingredient research that follows stands on its own merits and shouldn’t be read as proof of that specific mechanism.

BreathEaseX Ingredients: What’s in the Formula

Here’s exactly what’s inside BreathEaseX, and why each ingredient was chosen, followed by the four ingredients in its companion, CardioEaseX. These studies were conducted independently on the individual compounds, not on either finished formula, and none of them show that either product produces the same results. BreathEaseX and CardioEaseX make no such claim, but the underlying research is real, published, and worth reading before you decide.

BreathEaseX Ingredients

N-Acetylcysteine (NAC): NAC is a modified form of the amino acid cysteine, long used clinically as a mucus-thinning agent, which is a big part of why it anchors this formula. A 2015 meta-analysis in the European Respiratory Review pooling multiple trials found that regular NAC supplementation was associated with fewer chronic bronchitis and COPD flare-ups in the patient populations studied. That research examined NAC as a standalone compound in people with diagnosed respiratory conditions, not sublingual NAC spray in a general adult population, and was conducted independently of BreathEaseX.

Quercetin: Quercetin is a plant pigment found in onions, apples, and many other fruits and vegetables, classified as a flavonoid, and it’s included here for its role in calming an overactive airway response. Research published in Molecules examined quercetin’s role in immune and allergic response pathways, describing anti-inflammatory and antihistamine-like properties relevant to airway sensitivity. This research studied quercetin in isolation under laboratory and review conditions, not as part of a multi-ingredient spray, and was not conducted in affiliation with BreathEaseX.

Manuka Honey MGO-400+: Manuka honey is produced by bees foraging on the manuka bush, native to New Zealand and Australia, and is graded by its methylglyoxal (MGO) content, a marker of its antibacterial activity, which also gives the spray a naturally pleasant taste. A review in Frontiers in Microbiology summarized manuka honey’s antimicrobial and wound-healing properties in clinical and laboratory settings. That review did not evaluate manuka honey delivered as an oral spray for respiratory support, and its findings were established independently of BreathEaseX.

Vitamin D3: Vitamin D3 is the form of vitamin D synthesized in skin exposed to sunlight and found in select foods, and it’s a particularly smart inclusion given how many adults run low on it. A 2017 systematic review and meta-analysis published in BMJ found that vitamin D supplementation modestly reduced the risk of acute respiratory tract infections, with the strongest effect seen in individuals who were vitamin D deficient at baseline. This research evaluated vitamin D supplementation broadly, not the dose or delivery format used in BreathEaseX specifically, and was conducted independently of the company.

Olive Leaf Extract: Olive leaf extract is derived from the leaves of the olive tree and contains oleuropein, a compound studied for its antioxidant and cardiovascular properties. A review in Scientia Pharmaceutica summarized the pharmacological research on oleuropein, including its antioxidant activity, but this body of research centers more heavily on cardiovascular and metabolic outcomes than on lung-specific effects, and did not test olive leaf extract as part of a combined spray formula. This research was conducted independently of BreathEaseX.

L-Theanine: L-Theanine is an amino acid found primarily in tea leaves, studied for its calming effects that occur without sedation, rounding out the formula by addressing the stress side of breathing difficulty. The company’s own literature frames L-Theanine’s role as addressing stress-related airway tightness rather than acting directly on lung tissue. Independent research on L-Theanine has generally focused on relaxation, focus, and sleep quality rather than respiratory function specifically, and no cited study evaluates it for that purpose in this formula.

BreathEaseX Official website (affiliate link, see disclosure below)

CardioEaseX Ingredients

Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10): CoQ10 is a compound the body produces naturally to support energy production inside cells, and levels are known to decline with age and with statin use, which is exactly why it’s the lead ingredient in CardioEaseX. The Q-SYMBIO trial, published in JACC: Heart Failure in 2014, found that CoQ10 supplementation was associated with reduced cardiovascular mortality and improved symptoms in patients with chronic heart failure over roughly two years of follow-up. That trial studied a specific patient population with diagnosed heart failure on a defined CoQ10 protocol, not general adult supplementation at the dose used in CardioEaseX, and was conducted independently of the company.

Hawthorn Berry: Hawthorn is a flowering shrub whose berries and leaf extract have a long history of use in supporting heart function. The SPICE trial, published in the European Journal of Heart Failure in 2008, examined hawthorn extract in patients with chronic heart failure and found modest benefit as an adjunct to standard treatment, though the trial noted the effect size was smaller than hoped and did not reduce mortality. That trial evaluated hawthorn as an addition to prescribed heart failure medication in a diagnosed patient population, not as a standalone general-wellness supplement, and was conducted independently of BreathEaseX or CardioEaseX.

L-Carnitine: L-Carnitine is an amino acid derivative involved in transporting fatty acids into cells for energy production, and is concentrated in heart and skeletal muscle tissue. A systematic review and meta-analysis in Mayo Clinic Proceedings examined L-Carnitine’s role in secondary cardiovascular prevention and found associations with reduced all-cause mortality and fewer angina symptoms in patients with existing cardiovascular disease. This research focused on secondary prevention in people who had already experienced a cardiovascular event, not general supplementation in healthy adults, and was conducted independently of CardioEaseX.

Magnesium: Magnesium is an essential mineral involved in hundreds of bodily processes, including blood vessel function and blood pressure regulation, rounding out CardioEaseX’s circulatory support angle. A meta-analysis published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition found that magnesium supplementation produced a small but statistically significant reduction in blood pressure across the trials reviewed. The magnitude of that effect was modest, and the review pooled a range of doses and populations rather than testing the specific amount or formulation used in CardioEaseX. This research was conducted independently of the company.

Why This Matters Right Now

The following figures are provided as independent industry context and are not performance claims made by BreathEaseX or CardioEaseX about their own sales or outcomes. The global respiratory health supplements market was valued at approximately $8.11 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach $15.57 billion by 2033, a compound annual growth rate of roughly 7.7 percent, according to Grand View Research, reflecting how many people are actively looking for exactly this kind of support. The same research firm’s data places North America among the largest regional markets for the broader supplement category.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 15 million Americans, or 6.4 percent of adults, reported a COPD, emphysema, or chronic bronchitis diagnosis in 2021, with prevalence rising sharply with age and with smoking history, and countless more adults deal with everyday breathlessness that never gets a formal diagnosis. Cardiovascular disease remains among the leading causes of death in U.S. adults, and heart and lung health support are among the most commonly cited reasons adults report using dietary supplements. To be clear: neither BreathEaseX nor CardioEaseX is positioned, or should be understood, as a treatment for COPD, heart failure, or any diagnosed medical condition; both are marketed as general wellness support alongside, not instead of, medical care for those conditions.

BreathEaseX Pricing, Packages, and Money-Back Guarantee

Every BreathEaseX order includes CardioEaseX at no separate checkout step, and pricing drops meaningfully the more you commit to the full routine. The two-bottle package (a 30-day supply of each product) runs $89 per bottle. Step up to the four-bottle package (60-day supply, the company’s most popular option) and the price drops to $54 per bottle, with free shipping included. The six-bottle package (90-day supply, the company’s best-value tier) brings the price down to $49 per bottle, also with free shipping, the lowest per-bottle cost across every option. There’s no standalone BreathEaseX-only purchase currently offered, so the six-bottle tier is worth a look if you’re planning to stick with the routine long enough to see it through.

Every purchase is a one-time transaction, the company states there is no automatic subscription or recurring charge, so the price at checkout is the only price you’ll pay. On top of that, every order is covered by a 60-day money-back guarantee measured from the purchase date, applying to both products in the kit, which gives you real time to actually try the routine before deciding. Here’s exactly how that works: getting a refund requires contacting customer support to request a Return Merchandise Authorization before shipping anything back, the buyer is responsible for return shipping costs, and returned product must arrive in good physical condition within 14 days of receiving the RMA.

This process, published on both the order page and the company’s refund policy page, is more involved than a no-questions-asked return, despite some introductory language on the refund policy page describing the guarantee as zero-risk, so it’s worth knowing the actual steps going in rather than assuming a single phone call settles it.

BreathEaseX Official website (affiliate link, see disclosure below)

Is BreathEaseX Legit? Manufacturing, Sourcing, and Contact Consistency

BreathEaseX, along with CardioEaseX, is sold exclusively through the official website, a straightforward single point of purchase that’s worth confirming before you buy. The company describes both formulas as natural, stimulant-free, and non-GMO, and states ingredients undergo testing for purity, though it does not publish third-party lab results or a certificate of analysis on the pages reviewed for this article.

Testimonials on the official site include named individuals with ages, cities, and star ratings, along with a claim of more than 150,000 satisfied customers. These figures are brand-published and not independently verifiable; treat them as reported themes rather than confirmed outcomes, this article does not repeat the specific names or figures as established fact.

One thing worth knowing before you order: at least one similarly named domain exists presenting comparable branding and guarantee language, so it’s worth double-checking that you’re on the official checkout flow rather than a look-alike site. Separately, the company’s own published pages list two different customer support phone numbers, one on the Contact page and a different one on the Refund Policy and Terms pages; save the Contact page number, +1 (720) 619-8477, for general questions, and confirm the refund-specific number directly on that page when you actually need it.

BreathEaseX Dosage, Safety, and Side Effect Considerations

Using BreathEaseX couldn’t be simpler: four sprays directly into the mouth, once a day. Its companion, CardioEaseX, is just as easy, two capsules daily with water, preferably in the morning. Neither product’s label, as published, lists a stimulant ingredient, so there’s nothing here to disrupt sleep or cause a jittery crash.

The company’s FAQ states that across a reported customer base of more than 150,000, it has not observed significant side effects, and describes the formulas as suitable for all ages and body types. That’s a brand-reported claim rather than the output of a formal adverse-event monitoring study, and it doesn’t substitute for individual medical guidance, so a few real considerations are worth knowing regardless of how the brand frames safety. NAC can interact with certain medications and has been associated with gastrointestinal upset in some users. CardioEaseX carries its own considerations: hawthorn berry can interact with heart medications, including digoxin and blood pressure drugs, and CoQ10 can reduce the effectiveness of blood thinners like warfarin. Anyone currently taking prescription heart or blood pressure medication should talk to a physician before starting either product.

The company states the products are intended for adult use and recommends consulting a physician before use by anyone with an existing medical condition or taking prescription medication; the products are not described as appropriate for use during pregnancy or by minors. None of the research cited above was conducted on the finished BreathEaseX or CardioEaseX formulas, and neither product is intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent COPD, heart failure, or any other disease. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before use, particularly if you have a diagnosed lung or heart condition. Individual results may vary.

With that said, if you’ve read this far because you recognize that tight-chest, out-of-breath feeling in yourself, the 60-day guarantee means the only real risk is the time it takes to try it.

Affiliate Disclosure: This article contains links to the official BreathEaseX website, through which the publisher may receive compensation if a purchase is made following a referral. This disclosure is made in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s guidelines on endorsements and testimonials, 16 CFR Part 255. The existence of this affiliate relationship does not influence the factual content of this article.

About BreathEaseX

BreathEaseX is a once-daily oral spray built around NAC, manuka honey, quercetin, olive leaf extract, vitamin D3, and L-theanine, marketed as stimulant-free and non-GMO with every active ingredient individually disclosed. It ships with a companion product, CardioEaseX, a twice-daily capsule built around CoQ10, hawthorn berry, L-carnitine, and magnesium, positioned as heart support that complements BreathEaseX’s respiratory focus. Both are sold exclusively through the official website, and every purchase is covered by a 60-day money-back guarantee subject to the RMA-based return process described above. For more information, visit the official site.

Media Contact

BreathEaseX

Customer Support Phone: +1 (720) 619-8477 (7AM to 9PM, 7 days a week)

Email: support@breatheasex.com

References

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• Grand View Research. Respiratory Health Supplements Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis Report, 2025-2033.
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CINCINNATI, Ohio — Online-Rewards.com today announced the publication of “Cash vs. Non-Cash Rewards as Behavior Change Drivers,” a company-authored review examining how organizations can align incentive formats with specific business objectives.

The report considers cash, merchandise, travel, points, recognition, and combined incentive models across sales, channel, loyalty, training, and employee programs. It emphasizes that reward formats should be evaluated according to the participant population, program setting, intended behavior, and defined performance measure.

The report is available through the Online-Rewards.com website.

Scope and Methodology

The publication is a narrative synthesis of third-party academic and incentive-industry literature, not an original participant study, systematic review, or meta-analysis. It does not report an aggregate sample size because the underlying publications use different populations, methods, settings, and outcome measures.

Rather than presenting one reward format as universally preferable, the report organizes its analysis around practical questions:

• Whether the objective is compensation, recognition, engagement, retention, or behavior change
• Whether participants value immediate utility, personal choice, status, or a memorable item or event
• Whether success is measured through revenue, participation, retention, completion, or another defined outcome
• Whether a cash, non-cash, or combined structure fits the program’s timeframe and administrative requirements

Because the reviewed literature varies in design and context, findings from one population or program should not automatically be generalized to another. Organizations should consult the underlying publications and test incentive structures against defined program measures.

Behavioral Framework

The report discusses mental accounting as one framework for understanding why people may perceive economically similar rewards differently. It cites Richard Thaler’s conceptual article, “Mental Accounting and Consumer Choice,” published in Marketing Science in 1985. The article develops a theoretical model and does not provide a participant sample for the model itself.

The review also references Edward Deci and Richard Ryan’s “The ‘What’ and ‘Why’ of Goal Pursuits: Human Needs and the Self-Determination of Behavior,” published in Psychological Inquiry in 2000. That literature review addresses autonomy, competence, and relatedness across prior research rather than reporting one unified sample.

Online-Rewards.com applies these theories as interpretive frameworks. Their inclusion does not establish that a particular incentive format will produce a specified result in every program.

Practical Applications

The report identifies several considerations for program design:

• Cash may be appropriate when the reward functions as compensation or is tied to a clearly defined transactional objective.
• Non-cash options may be considered when recognition, participant choice, symbolic meaning, or connection to a specific achievement is central to the program.
• Combined models may be useful when a program has distinct short- and long-term objectives.
• Program evaluations should define outcomes in advance and compare results with administrative cost, participant engagement, retention, and revenue impact where applicable.

The report recommends pilot testing and ongoing measurement rather than selecting incentives solely by face value or initial program expense.

Limitations and Commercial Disclosure

The report reflects Online-Rewards.com’s interpretation of external literature. Online-Rewards.com provides incentive, loyalty, recognition, and rewards services and therefore has a commercial interest in the subject. Readers are encouraged to review cited publications independently and assess whether their methods and populations are relevant to a particular program.

The report does not claim that cash or non-cash incentives are inherently superior. Its central conclusion is that incentive design should be matched to participant preferences, intended behaviors, operating context, and measurable business goals.

About Online-Rewards.com Online-Rewards.com provides incentive, loyalty, recognition, and rewards solutions for sales, channel engagement, customer loyalty, employee recognition, training, and behavior-change programs. The company works with organizations to structure programs around defined participant and business objectives.

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Ben Harper
Online-Rewards.com
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https://online-rewards.com

NEW YORK, NY — Harmelix has announced the official launch of its software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform tailored for the beauty and wellness industry. The dual-function application unifies advance appointment scheduling, live walk-in queue management, and digital payment processing into a single operational dashboard for service providers.

Designed to eliminate operational fragmentation caused by multi-app usage, Harmelix allows businesses to coordinate scheduled bookings alongside spontaneous walk-in traffic. Clients can discover nearby service providers, reserve future appointments, or enter a virtual walk-in queue with real-time wait-time tracking.

“Beauty and wellness operators frequently struggle with fragmented management systems—utilizing separate tools for advance calendar management, walk-in traffic, and payment processing,” said Oniel Alexander, spokesperson for Harmelix. “Harmelix was developed to streamline these functions into a unified workflow, helping business owners minimize no-shows while offering clients transparency regarding wait times.”

Key Operational Capabilities:

• Virtual Queue Management:Enables clients to join a digital queue remotely, providing real-time estimated arrival times and turn notifications to reduce waiting area congestion
• Integrated Scheduling & Payments:Unifies future appointment reservations with in-app payment processing and automated tip calculations
• Revenue Protection Features: Incorporates deposit collection and automated cancellation fees to mitigate financial losses from client no-shows
• Provider Privacy Controls:Allows independent contractors and mobile professionals to keep physical location addresses confidential until bookings are verified
• Client Management Tools:Maintains central records of client service histories, notes, and preferences

The platform is available on subscription tiers designed for growing salon and wellness enterprises, with mobile applications accessible via the App Store and Google Play.

For additional information, visit harmelix.com

About Harmelix

Harmelix is an all-in-one management platform and service marketplace for the beauty and wellness sector. By consolidating advance scheduling, virtual walk-in queues, and secure payment processing into a unified system, Harmelix helps businesses optimize seat utilization and manage daily operations efficiently.

Media Contact

Company Name: Harmelix

Contact Person: Oniel Alexander

Email: info@harmelix.com

Website: harmelix.com

LONDON, England — August 6, 2026 — Nevari today announced the availability of Kassper, a managed outbound service that combines AI-assisted workflows with oversight from a designated Nevari operator.

Kassper supports contact research, data verification, message drafting, outreach sequencing, reply classification and calendar routing. Clients approve target criteria, messaging parameters and channel configurations before activation. A Nevari operator oversees each account, reviews replies and manages responses that require human judgment.

The service is intended for B2B organisations seeking an alternative to operating multiple outbound tools and workflows internally.

Qualification and Reporting

Before outreach begins, Nevari and the client document the criteria a contact must meet to qualify for a meeting. These criteria may include role, organisation type, geography, stated need and other account-specific requirements.

Kassper reporting distinguishes among meetings that are scheduled, held, cancelled or rescheduled. A scheduled meeting is not reported as an attended meeting.

Nevari is not publishing an aggregate benchmark at launch for meeting volume or time to the first meeting. Results can vary according to audience size, market conditions, offer, channel availability and qualification criteria. Any service levels or delivery commitments are stated in the applicable client order form.

Data and Outreach Controls

Depending on the approved configuration, contact records may originate from a client’s own systems, public professional or company information, and contracted business-data providers. Source categories are documented for each deployment.

Nevari states that Kassper deployments include:

• An assessment of the lawful basis for personal-data processing and applicable UK GDPR and Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations requirements
• Client approval of target profiles, message frameworks and sending domains
• Opt-out handling and suppression controls across managed campaigns
• Account-specific retention schedules and deletion procedures
• Human review of replies, objections and escalation requests
• Documentation of approved data-source categories and service providers
• Channel settings that can be amended or disabled when required

Any LinkedIn activity is subject to the platform’s applicable terms and the client’s approved configuration. Where a proposed workflow is not compatible with those terms, that channel is excluded.

Kassper does not remove a client’s responsibility to review its own legal obligations, notices and outreach policies. Data-processing terms, retention arrangements and account responsibilities are documented during contracting.

Service Terms and Integrations

Commercial proposals specify sending capacity, included data services, minimum commitment, applicable taxes, integration availability and any usage-based charges before an agreement is signed. These conditions may vary by plan and deployment.

Supported customer relationship management connections include HubSpot, Pipedrive, Salesforce and GoHighLevel on applicable configurations. Integration scope and field mapping are confirmed before activation.

“Kassper formalises the outbound processes we developed within Nevari and places a named operator alongside the AI-assisted workflow,” said Matthew Aizen, founder and CEO of Nevari. “We are defining qualification criteria and reporting stages clearly so clients can assess activity and outcomes against an agreed scope.”

Kassper is available to organisations in supported markets. Product and service information is available at kassper.app.

About Nevari
Nevari is a UK-based enterprise technology company that develops and manages AI-assisted operational systems for organisations. Its work covers strategy, governance, trust and the integration of AI into business workflows. More information is available at Nevari.

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LAKEWOOD, Colo. — August 11, 2026 — Whitcomb Law PC today announced the launch of a dedicated probate assistance service designed to help executors, beneficiaries, and personal representatives navigate court-supervised estate administration in Colorado.

The formalized service program integrates structured case management with specialized probate legal services to streamline the statutory court steps required across local dockets. The practice focuses on managing key administration phases, including court filings, statutory creditor notice windows, estate inventory, tax filings, asset liquidations, and property distributions. The service is provided by attorneys with experience serving as a Colorado probate attorney and by probate lawyers in Colorado who handle estate openings, creditor claim periods, inventory and tax matters, and distributions.

The structured offering addresses typical Colorado court timelines. Informal, uncontested probate administrations in Colorado generally range from six to twelve months, whereas formal or contested proceedings frequently extend between twelve and twenty-four months. Under standard statutory schedules, personal representative appointments occur within the first two months, followed by Colorado’s mandated four-month creditor-claim window. Inventory assessments, appraisals, and tax submissions typically occur in months six through nine, leading to final distributions for informal tracks.

“Navigating court requirements after losing a family member often creates significant administrative stress,” said Joe Whitcomb, Founder and Managing Partner at Whitcomb Law PC. “By structuring our probate workflow specifically around Colorado’s statutory milestones, our goal is to eliminate documentation errors early and give families clear expectations on timeline and procedure.”

The service deploys trust and estate attorneys in Colorado to perform upfront estate-structure reviews, assemble court documentation, manage communications with creditors and beneficiaries, and coordinate final asset distributions in alignment with local court requirements.

About Whitcomb Law PC 

Whitcomb Law PC (Whitcomb Selinsky, PC) is a full-service law firm based in Lakewood, Colorado, serving individuals and businesses throughout Denver and surrounding communities. The firm provides comprehensive legal representation in probate law, estate planning, veterans disability claims, Social Security disability, and complex litigation. For corporate clients, the firm counsels on government contracting, commercial litigation, and labor and employment compliance.

MEDIA DETAILS 

Contact Person: Joe Whitcomb, Managing Partner 

Company Name: Whitcomb Law PC 

Address: 450 S. Union Blvd, Suite 210 Lakewood, CO 80228 

Phone: 303-534-1958 

Email: questions@whitcomblawpc.com

Website: https://www.whitcomblawpc.com

TAMPA, FL — August 5, 2026 — MileMark Legal Marketing, an agency specializing in legal digital marketing, today announced the formal expansion of its service capabilities to include Generative Engine Optimization (GEO). The new service line addresses shifting consumer habits as potential clients increasingly utilize conversational AI assistants alongside traditional search engines to find legal representation.

With the rapid adoption of AI platforms such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity, how users search for legal advice is undergoing a fundamental shift. Unlike traditional Search Engine Optimization (SEO), which primarily optimizes for keywords and backlink structures to rank on standard search results pages, Generative Engine Optimization adapts website architecture, entity signals, and structured data so AI systems can accurately process and summarize a firm’s practice areas and geographic service areas.

“Traditional SEO remains a critical baseline, but generative search tools require a different approach to information delivery,” said Mark Weinstock at MileMark Legal Marketing. “By integrating GEO capabilities alongside standard search strategies, we are helping legal practices maintain visibility across both classic search engines and modern AI interfaces.”

The expanded service model combines GEO frameworks with existing digital offerings, including mobile-optimized website design, local search management, paid advertising, and video marketing tailored specifically to state bar compliance regulations.

To support the rollout, MileMark Legal Marketing is offering complimentary website audits to evaluate how law firm web properties are currently interpreted by generative AI platforms. Legal practices interested in analyzing their digital presence can learn more by visiting https://www.milemarkmedia.com/.

About MileMark Legal Marketing MileMark Legal Marketing provides digital marketing solutions exclusively for law firms, ranging from solo practitioners to multi-location practices. The agency delivers web design, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), paid search advertising, and AI-driven marketing strategies designed to comply with state bar ethics guidelines.

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Company Name: MileMark Legal Marketing

Contact Person: Mark Weinstock

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FAYETTEVILLE, Arkansas — August 11, 2026 — Time Wellness Arkansas today released a revised public guide comparing its Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), and routine outpatient care, along with a checklist for confirming program requirements before admission.

Effective August 11, 2026, the guide consolidates schedule parameters, assessment factors, coverage questions, credential checks, and crisis directions in one document. It is intended to explain the organization’s current program structure, not to rank or compare mental health facilities in Arkansas.

Schedule Comparison

The guide lists the following general scheduling parameters:

• PHP:Five to six scheduled hours per day, five days per week. Participants return home after each program day.
• IOP:Nine to 15 scheduled hours distributed across three to five days per week.
• Routine outpatient care:Appointment frequency established through clinical assessment and continuing care planning.

These figures describe general program parameters, not a commitment for any person. Actual schedules, services, admission criteria, and duration may vary based on clinical assessment, medical necessity, payer requirements, staffing, and availability.

Federal Medicare regulations separately define PHP and IOP as structured outpatient services. Those federal definitions do not determine admission, coverage, or payment for every person or payer. Readers may review the applicable provisions in 42 C.F.R. § 410.43 and 42 C.F.R. § 410.44.

Assessment and Verification

Placement requires an individualized clinical assessment. Relevant factors may include current symptoms, daily functioning, care history, safety considerations, and the amount of structured support indicated at the time of assessment.

The accompanying checklist advises readers to confirm:

• Proposed weekly schedule and anticipated duration
• Admission criteria and available services
• Clinician credentials and facility licensure
• Applicable accreditation status
• Insurance participation and prior-authorization requirements
• Estimated personal financial responsibility
• Current staffing and appointment availability

“The revised guide distinguishes our published schedule parameters from the individual decisions made through clinical assessment and payer review,” said Tanna Davis, M.S., LPC, Executive Clinical Director at Time Wellness Arkansas. “It also identifies the information people should verify before admission.”

The guide is informational and does not provide a diagnosis, medical recommendation, coverage determination, or admission decision. Current program information is available on the Time Wellness Arkansas website.

Time Wellness Arkansas programs are not emergency services. Anyone facing an immediate mental health crisis should call 911, go to the nearest emergency department, or call or text the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

About Time Wellness Arkansas Time Wellness Arkansas is a behavioral health care provider with locations in Fayetteville and Springdale, Arkansas. The organization provides multiple levels of outpatient mental health care, subject to clinical assessment, payer requirements, staffing, and availability.

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Tori Skene
Time Wellness Arkansas
4220 N Crossover Road, Suite 215
Fayetteville, AR 72703
Phone: 479-336-6895
Email: information@twchcm.com
Website: https://timewellnessar.com/

HUNTERSVILLE, NC —— HKBsurgery today announced an update on its post-pregnancy restorative procedure offerings for 2026, highlighting a continued shift toward highly customized, multi-procedure surgical plans paired with advanced non-invasive technologies.

Recent clinical statistics from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons reflect a steady increase in post-pregnancy body contouring treatments nationwide. In response, HKB Cosmetic Surgery has refined its “Mommy Makeover” options to integrate personalized surgical combinations—such as tummy tucks, breast lifts, and liposuction—with newer laser and energy-based recovery therapies designed to shorten downtime.

“Post-pregnancy changes in abdominal muscle structure, skin elasticity, and tissue volume rarely respond to diet and exercise alone,” said a representative surgeon at HKB Cosmetic Surgery. “Our focus for 2026 centers on tailoring every surgical plan to the individual patient’s anatomical needs while prioritizing safety, accredited facility protocols, and structured recovery care.”

According to clinical guidelines issued by the practice, typical comprehensive surgical combinations in 2026 range from $16,000 to $45,000+, depending on surgical complexity, facility fees, and post-operative requirements. HKB Cosmetic Surgery emphasizes full transparency by providing comprehensive cost breakdowns during consultations to ensure patients understand all associated medical and facility fees prior to scheduling.

To support patient safety during recovery, the practice requires structured follow-up care schedules. Patients undergoing combined procedures typically observe a one-to-two-week initial rest period, returning to light daily activities by three to four weeks, and resuming full physical activity around six weeks post-operation under physician supervision.

For prospective patients evaluating surgical options, HKB Cosmetic Surgery offers individual consultations at its Huntersville facility. For more information regarding procedures, qualifications, and safety protocols, visit https://hkbsurgery.com.

About HKB Cosmetic Surgery HKB Cosmetic Surgery is a premier aesthetic medicine practice based in Huntersville, North Carolina. Dedicated to surgical excellence and patient-centered care, the practice offers a full range of board-certified plastic surgery procedures, advanced body contouring, and non-surgical aesthetic treatments.

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Following its U.S. market launch, the popular modern Chinese tea brand will introduce its first wave of retail products developed for American consumers in the U.S. market.

SAN MATEO, California — Chayan, known in China as Chayanyuese, will make its first U.S. exhibition appearance at the 2026 USA Asian Culture and Food Expo, taking place August 15–16 at the San Mateo County Event Center in the United States.

Founded in 2013, Chayan has grown from a small neighborhood tea shop into a widely recognized modern tea and lifestyle brand, with nearly 1,000 directly operated stores and more than 10,000 team members. Known for combining traditional Chinese tea culture with contemporary craftsmanship, design, and everyday experiences, the brand has become a distinctive presence among a new generation of Chinese consumers.

Following its U.S. e-commerce launch in July 2025, Chayan will bring its first wave of retail tea products developed for American consumers to the expo. The appearance marks the brand’s first opportunity to present the collection in person and connect directly with consumers and food-industry professionals across the United States.

A Modern Expression of Chinese Tea Culture

Chayan approaches tea as both a cultural tradition and a natural part of modern daily life.

Rather than limiting tea to formal ceremonies or traditional preparation, the brand explores new ways to translate familiar Chinese tea flavors into approachable formats for contemporary consumers.

Its expo collection will include the Modern Matcha Concentrate, a six-flavor DIY Tea Concentrate Kit Collection, and a selection of organic tea bags. The tea concentrate line will make its U.S. market debut at the event.

Designed for flexible preparation at home, the concentrates reflect Chayan’s effort to make tea more accessible without losing the aroma, character, and cultural roots that give each tea its identity. The organic tea bag collection offers another familiar format through which American consumers can discover a broader range of tea experiences.

From E-Commerce to an In-Person U.S. Debut

Since entering the U.S. market in 2025, Chayan has introduced its retail tea products to American consumers primarily through e-commerce.

Its participation in the 2026 USA Asian Culture and Food Expo marks the brand’s first U.S. exhibition appearance and the first in-person presentation of its U.S.-focused retail collection.

“The 2026 USA Asian Culture and Food Expo gives us an opportunity to better understand overseas consumer preferences and strengthen our connection with the U.S. market as we continue to expand our international retail business,” said a spokesperson for Chayan.

Meet Chayan at the 2026 USA Asian Culture and Food Expo

Dates: August 15–16, 2026
Time: 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Location: San Mateo County Event Center
Address: 1346 Saratoga Drive, San Mateo, CA 94403
Booth No.: D1 & D2

About Chayan

Founded in 2013, Chayan is a modern Chinese tea and lifestyle brand rooted in the idea of New-Style Chinese Tea. The brand combines traditional tea culture with contemporary products, visual design, and everyday experiences, offering freshly prepared beverages alongside retail tea, snacks, and lifestyle products.

Company Name:  Chayan

Contact Person: Mingshi Wang

Email: wangmingshi@cyystea.com
Website: https://www.cytea.com