Nobody falls through the cracks.
How it works
Reaches out after the visit
Calls and texts patients after a visit or discharge - every patient, in their language - on the schedule your care team sets.
Checks in & closes gaps
Confirms they understand the plan, have their medications, and are on track for follow-ups and screenings - and closes the care gaps that otherwise get missed.
Escalates to a nurse
Listens for anything concerning and routes it straight to a nurse with the full context - it never diagnoses, triages, or gives medical advice.
Works in the tools you already use
Epic
Twilio
athenahealth
Oracle Health
Surescripts
SlackFrequently asked
No. It checks in, confirms the patient understands their plan and has their medications, and closes administrative care gaps - and the moment a patient mentions anything concerning, it escalates to a nurse with the context. It never diagnoses, triages, or advises. That's the line, by design.
Most readmissions trace back to missed follow-ups, medication issues, and warning signs that go unreported. By reaching every patient after discharge - not just the highest-risk - and surfacing problems to a nurse early, it catches the things that would otherwise become a readmission.
Yes. It follows up by voice and text in many languages, so follow-up isn't limited to the patients who are easiest to reach - which is often where the gaps and the risk are.
Your EHR and outreach tools - Epic, athenahealth, Oracle Health, and secure voice and text - so it knows who to reach and logs every interaction, scoped to your privacy and compliance requirements.
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