The patient app
Everything from the visit, kept: the summary, the plan, the results explained, the medications, and an assistant that answers questions about what the physician shared.
The patient app is the other half of the workspace: what the physician shares there, the patient has here. Open both side by side to see a document travel from the visit to the phone.
What the patient has
- Visit summary
- What was discussed, what was found, what was decided, in plain language.
- Plan
- Tasks to tick off, appointments with reminders, the medication list with times.
- Results explained
- Each value with its range, in range or out of range, and one sentence what it means.
- Timeline and records
- Every visit in order, and the same documents by type.
- Ask
- Questions about what the physician shared, answered from it, with the physician one tap away.
- Ask your doctor
- A message to the practice with a deadline for the answer, for questions the assistant leaves to her.
The patient app on a phone: the start screen 'Hi Anna, how can we help you?' with the two cards Ask Mosaic and Ask Dr. Weber, and the timeline of the last three visits beneath.
The app runs in the browser today and comes to the App Store and Google Play. You can open the patient app with the documents shared in the sample case.
What the assistant answers, and what it leaves to you
The assistant explains what you shared: what a value means, why a medication was chosen, what a task is for. Questions about diagnosis and treatment it hands to you, with the patient's question and a proposed answer in your inbox, and a deadline the patient can see.
For practices
Patients are invited by their practice; there is no account to create. The practice sees which documents were shared with whom and which questions came back. See What the patient can enter.