Patient Follow-Up & Care Coordination

03 · Follow-Up

Care continues after the first encounter.

Back Door is the continuity layer of One Door: a proposed workspace for reviewing pathway-driven follow-up, organizing tasks, tracking care-plan milestones and supporting communication between patients and authorized clinical teams.

Pathway-driven reviews

Different conditions and procedures need different review schedules, education and outcomes. The preview includes follow-up templates and review queues.

Know what needs attention

A care team could distinguish due-soon items, overdue tasks and items requiring review, with escalation rules set by the organization.

Patient guides and reported outcomes

Guides can reinforce expectations after a visit. Patient-reported measures may support follow-up when collected securely and reviewed appropriately.

Coordination, not automation without oversight

The intended workflow supports human review. It does not independently monitor patients, send verified clinical messages, order studies or escalate emergencies in the current preview.

One Door Back Door patient follow-up queue — Follow-Up queue · fictional patients and sample dates

Implementation readiness

Designed for real workflows. Not yet a live care system.

Demonstrated

Care queue, review templates, patient guide library concepts and attention-status interfaces.

Requires production engineering

Authenticated persistence, audit trails, task ownership, notifications, escalation, consent, secure messaging and reliability testing.

Requires partner approval

EHR write-back, order placement, scheduling, clinical data exchange and embedded workflows.

Product transparency. The screenshots represent private design previews using fictional information. Availability of production accounts, patient data, automated handoffs, EHR connections, and native mobile applications is not implied.

See Follow-Up preview

Continuity by design.