Patient app

Care that continues between visits.

You see a patient for fifteen minutes twice a week. What happens in the other hundred and sixty-seven hours decides whether they get better.

Maya CortezVisit 6 of 12 · tomorrow 10:30

Pain, last 14 days

6 → 3

11 of 12 days of home exercises done
Back at work full days since day 8

“Felt a twinge on Saturday lifting the dog, settled by Sunday.”
Check-in, day 9

Assign exercises and a long-term programme from a library of protocols, adjusted for the patient without leaving the note you are already writing. They arrive on the patient’s phone with video, so they are doing the movement properly rather than guessing from a photocopied sheet.

Each day the patient checks in. How the pain is, whether they did their exercises, whether they are sleeping and working normally, and anything they want to tell you — a twinge on Saturday, a bad night, a day they felt like themselves again.

All of it is waiting on their chart as a trend you glance at before you open the door. You walk into the visit already knowing how the fortnight went, which means you spend it treating rather than reconstructing.

Note captureThe note is written by the time the visit ends.ChartingChart on a spine, not in a text box.New patientsThey book at ten at night, and arrive ready.

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