See the nursing workflow. Understand the coordination.
An illustrative panel of 20 synthetic patients shows scheduled touchpoints and an RN review queue. This is not a staffing recommendation or a demonstration of clinical triage.
20 illustrative cases · 1 case marked for RN review · 1 case marked for practice escalation.
Select a synthetic case.
Explore the contact plan, RN review, and clinician-led escalation workflow.
The approved recovery plan and contact path are visible to the assigned RN. No real health information is shown.
A private RN–patient visit.
In a live service: confirm patient identity and location, confirm consent and privacy, conduct RN assessment, document the encounter, and follow the agreed escalation plan.
RN-led escalation.
The RN evaluates the reported concern and decides whether to involve the treating practice under its approved protocol. The practice receives the relevant context. The agent organizes information; it does not make the clinical decision.
Statuses and counts are preset for illustration. An RN’s panel size must be determined from acuity, workload, staffing, and the agreed care model.
Recovery guides: Post-op telehealth follow-up · Recovery house questions
