The plan goes home with them.
In plain words and their own language, with every prescription and referral followed through.
- Goes home with
- The signed plan
- Questions
- Answered from the plan
- Loops
- Tracked until closed
- Check-ins
- On days the doctor picks
The problem
The plan stays as clear at home as it was in the room
The patient
At home they can check whether it was twice a day, in plain words.
The doctor
You see how your careful plan is going well before the review.
The owner
Every follow-up is booked, so you can show your outcomes and grow your revenue.
How it works
How it works, shaped with design partners
The signed plan goes to the patient
Once the doctor signs, the plan reaches the patient in plain words, with the medicines, the dates and what to watch for.
The patient can ask, and is asked
The patient asks questions about the plan at any hour and gets answers drawn from it. On the days the doctor chooses, the patient is asked how it is going, and anything worrying goes to the doctor.
Every loop is closed
The prescription sent and collected, the referral accepted, the follow-up scheduled. The clinic sees what is still open, and nothing is left to memory.
See it on your own patients and your own doctors, in 30 minutes on video.
What changes
Patients follow the plan, and come back for the review
For patients
Always supported
Answers in plain words at any hour, and a doctor when the answer needs one.
For doctors
Knowing it was followed
Check-ins report back before the review, so the next visit starts with what happened.
For the clinic
Follow-ups that happen
Every open prescription, referral and review is visible until it is done.
53%
of medications recalled by patients after a visit, in a randomised trial where the after-visit summary did not improve recall.
Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine, 2014. A published study, independent of Wai.
Where it works
The same product in every market, on each market's rules
United Kingdom
Plans and check-ins sit within CQC's person-centred care and safe care regulations. Prescriptions go electronically through the clinic's prescribing service.
Part of the episode price, or a care programme the clinic sells.
United States
Patients expect an after-visit summary. Where device readings are used, remote patient monitoring codes, including the new 2026 codes, can apply.
Part of the visit, or billed as remote care where it qualifies.
United Arab Emirates
Plans in Arabic and English, with the record kept in the country.
Part of the episode or programme price.
Elsewhere
Prescribing and referral routes follow each market's rules, and the plan is written in the patient's language.
Part of the episode or programme price.
Records are hosted in each clinic's own country under its rules. Every credential we hold is listed with its status and date on our security page.
Does the companion give medical advice?
It answers from the plan the doctor signed and nothing else. A question the plan does not answer goes to the doctor.
Who decides when check-ins happen?
The doctor, per plan. A dermatology plan might check in on day three and day fourteen, a menopause plan at 6 weeks.
What counts as a loop?
Anything the visit started that has to finish somewhere else. A prescription, a referral, a test, a follow-up appointment. Each stays open until it is done.
Is it available now?
Yes. The signed plan reaches the patient, and every prescription, referral and follow-up is tracked until it is done. Design partners shape what it does next on their own patients.
What do patients see?
Your clinic's name and your doctor's plan, in the app or on the web, in the patient's own language.
Partner with us
Build it with us, in your clinic
We set each feature up with your doctors, your prices and your rules, and the clinics that partner with us early shape what it becomes.
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