CliniTrack / Care-team workflow

Useful context before the next conversation.

CliniTrack is designed to help care teams understand what happened between visits, identify where follow-up may be useful, and approach patient outreach with better context.

Discuss a clinical pilot->View Track+

CliniTrack is in development. Dashboard information shown is illustrative.

CliniTrackCare-team view / 01

Patient overviewActive cohort

94%Reported doses

08Follow-ups

21Active patients

Care-team reality

Signal that supports action, not another stream of noise.

CliniTrack is being shaped around the questions that matter before outreach: what was scheduled, what was reported, what changed, and where a human conversation may help.

Therapy visibility

Review patient-reported dose history and routine continuity without reconstructing the story from scattered notes.

Follow-up context

See relevant symptoms, concerns, and support flags before a patient conversation begins.

Visit preparation

Bring the time between appointments into view so limited visit time can focus on the right questions.

Program insight

Support structured pilots, adherence initiatives, and research workflows with a clearer view of longitudinal activity.

Clinical value

Designed to extend care, not complicate it.

Workflow principle

Start with the patient story. Surface only what helps.

CliniTrack connects to the patient-facing Track+ experience while keeping the care-team narrative focused. The goal is not more data for its own sake. It is better preparation, more timely support, and fewer context gaps.

Longitudinal dose and site history
Patient-reported notes and reactions
Prioritized follow-up context
Pilot and research-ready workflows

Consent architecture

A connection should never become blanket access.

The Track+ to CliniTrack linking model is being designed around two-sided pairing, explicit patient authorization, limited data scopes, and a clear boundary between an active shared workspace and records a clinic must independently retain.

Two-sided pairing

A patient and provider exchange short-lived codes, and neither code alone transfers information or activates a clinical connection.

Explicit sharing scopes

Patients review which categories are requested and separately choose whether existing history and future records may be shared.

Role-based, read-only context

Authorized clinic users receive only the approved patient-created information, while originals remain attributable and protected from overwrite.

Pause, revoke, and audit

The design calls for visible access history, revocation controls, export, and a new consent grant before any disconnected relationship is reactivated.

Connected workflow

From patient-reported activity to informed follow-through.

SeeBring patterns into view

TriageIdentify support needs

ActReach out with context

CliniTrack collaboration

Build the care-team workflow with us.

We welcome conversations with specialty practices, care navigation programs, research teams, and clinical partners interested in thoughtful adherence support.

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