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Quality and care-gap workflow

Quality

Quality, HEDIS/Stars-aligned care gaps, medication adherence, refill signals, vaccines, and patient-summary workflows built into the same visit experience.

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Why it matters

Built around the workflow moments that decide results.

The same visit carries RAF, quality, medication, and care-management work. Splitting those into separate tools creates missed actions and provider fatigue.

Risk and quality prepared together

When a patient with diabetes comes in, the visit should not stop at RAF documentation. The same workflow can surface whether A1c testing or a diabetic eye exam may be due.

  • Quality actions appear alongside documentation and medication actions, not in a separate checklist.
  • Early focus on practical diabetes care gaps such as A1c and diabetic eye exam opportunities.
  • Configurable measure logic keeps quality actions source-linked and visit-relevant.

Medication signals that providers actually appreciate

Refill and adherence signals create immediate clinical utility because they save the provider from digging through pharmacy history.

  • Possible refill alerts based on active medications, last known fill, and days supply.
  • Actions such as Mark ordered, Already done, Defer, and Dismiss fit clinical workflow.
  • Quality actions stay separate from coder-safe release so coding is not held for care gaps by default.

Operational outcomes

What changes when this is working.

Prepare quality and documentation work together before the patient leaves.
Surface practical diabetes care gaps such as A1c and diabetic eye exam opportunities.
Show medication refill signals as useful clinical context, not coding pressure.

What to look for in the demo

The moments that separate workflow control from AI noise.

A diabetes visit shows documentation actions, A1c may be due, and possible refill signals in one Today's Actions view.
Quality actions use source-linked evidence and configurable measure logic.
Quality status stays separate from coder-safe release unless a customer configures a specific policy.

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