FOR INDEPENDENT INTERNAL MEDICINE PRACTICES
Chronic care, managed by cadence.
The Internal Medicine Care Pack brings complex histories, medication monitoring and planned follow-ups into one connected clinical workflow.
- Specialty Care Pack available
- Reviewable clinical proposals
- Intake, care plans and follow-up connected
STEP 01
Start with the right clinical context.
Use templates for diabetes, hypertension, CKD, thyroid and lipid follow-ups, Medicare annual wellness and pre-operative visits. Ask the Chart retrieves source-linked context from the record.
Explore each step. Your team stays in control.
HOW THE WORK MOVES
Your Care Pack, from intake to follow-up.
Specialty workflows built on one patient record—not just a collection of note templates.
- 01
Start with the right clinical context.
Use templates for diabetes, hypertension, CKD, thyroid and lipid follow-ups, Medicare annual wellness and pre-operative visits. Ask the Chart retrieves source-linked context from the record.
- 02
Offer the tool. Keep the clinician in charge.
PREVENT, CHA₂DS₂-VASc, HAS-BLED, eGFR and creatinine-clearance tools use stated inputs and published definitions. They are offered—not run automatically or treated as a diagnosis.
- 03
Carry the plan into the next visit.
Medication-monitoring rules and treatment-plan recalls surface follow-up work. The responsible clinician reviews proposed next steps before clinical action.
A MORE USEFUL FOLLOW-UP LIST
Make the important unfinished work visible.
Missing monitoring labs, a risk review due and a follow-up that was never booked can become actionable attention items, with an owner and a source.

Monitoring labs still outstanding
See cited attention items for medication monitoring and review the appropriate next step in the record.
A risk review due
Bring stated inputs and clinical context together. The clinician chooses whether to use the offered scoring tool.
The follow-up never booked
Carry treatment-plan recalls into the team's worklist, with ownership rather than another disconnected reminder.
CLEAR RESPONSIBILITIES
Clinical decisions stay with your clinicians.
Care Packs provide specialty intake, documentation, offered scores, treatment-plan recalls and attention worklists. Scores use published definitions and stated inputs; clinicians choose when to use them. Clinical proposals require review. Specialty interfaces and local protocols are confirmed during setup.
Explore the Trust CenterBEFORE YOU DECIDE
A few useful answers.
Is ambient scribing included in the plan?
Ambient scribing is an optional $69 per provider per month add-on, scoped to the provider across clinics. It is not included in the base plans. Patient consent and clinician review are required.
Does a suggested monitoring action create an order automatically?
No. Care Pack attention rules surface a cited item and prepare a next step. The responsible person reviews it; clinical orders and treatment decisions remain with the clinician.
Can we bring our existing forms and records?
Existing PDF forms can become conversational intake. C-CDA imports support key clinical records; import completeness depends on the source export and should be validated before everyday use.
Do we have to replace all our systems at once?
No. Discuss the workflows you want to improve first and the tools you plan to retain. We will confirm supported handoffs and the scope of a staged adoption.
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YOUR PRACTICE. YOUR PACE.
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you want off your plate.
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