Vitals & trends
Review available shared readings and their history.
For healthcare
Informed patients.
More connected care.
VitaLink aims to help people take an active role in daily health management and bring a clearer picture to care conversations. Providers can review available information when the patient grants access.
Provider-facing functionality
A shared view,
with patient permission.
When a patient grants access, doctors can review shared vital trends and medication compliance information, based on patient-reported dose activity. Access is limited to the categories the patient authorizes.
What the provider experience brings together
Information for the next conversation
Medication compliance
Review shared medication details and patient-reported adherence, including recorded dose activity.
History & context
Access available shared health history and symptoms.
Reports
Review available reports within the scope of patient permissions.
Potential applications
Start with the practical need.
Follow-up visits
Bring recorded readings and available summaries into a follow-up conversation.
Care after discharge
Explore how reviewed instructions, appointments and patient tasks support organization after a hospital stay.
Family coordination
Give authorized caregivers access to the information a patient chooses to share.
These are potential uses for evaluation. Improved adherence, fewer readmissions, reduced workload and financial benefits have not been demonstrated.
A clear development boundary
Standalone today.
Integration on the roadmap.
VitaLink on its own
Patient-entered information, uploaded documents, supported routines, reports and permission-based sharing within VitaLink.
Potential EHR connections
Explore approved patient-authorized EHR access, including potential Epic pathways. Automatic device uploads also require further integration work.
No live Epic connection, device compatibility or vendor partnership is claimed.
A focused first conversation
Define a useful pilot.
Start with one population, one workflow and a clear question. A live pilot would require clinical, privacy, security and operational review.