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Diabetes care

Follow-ups, lab reviews, and education for patients with diabetes, on one record the whole care team can open. Patients check in from home, and the nurse sees who needs a call.

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Who it is for

For the months between diabetes visits.

Most of diabetes care happens at home. This gives your team a way to follow it, coach it, and act on it before the next appointment.

A good fit

Patients this works well for

  • Type 1 or type 2 diabetes followed between visits
  • Patients newly diagnosed and learning the routine
  • Lab results that have not moved in months
  • Patients starting or changing medications
Who does what

Your clinicians manage the diabetes. Hoss Care keeps it in view.

Medication decisions and coaching stay with your team. Hoss Care brings the labs in, keeps the check-ins on the record, and sends the education.

Your care team

What your team does

  • Reviews labs and adjusts medications
  • Coaches on meals, activity, and foot care
  • Calls the patients who need a call
  • Reviews, edits, and signs every note
Hoss Care

What Hoss Care does

  • Pulls lab results from the EHR and trends them per patient
  • Sends short education pieces on a schedule
  • Flags check-ins that changed, for the nurse to review
  • Prepares the claim with the signed note attached

AI assistance in Hoss Care is advisory. It suggests and flags; your clinicians review, edit, and sign, and your staff submit.

How it runs

From the kitchen table to the next visit.

Check-ins at home, a call when something changes, and a visit that starts from the trend.

Steps · 3
  1. 01
    Between visits

    Patients check in on how they are doing

    A short check-in from the patient's phone, a meal log when they want one, and the week's lesson in the same app.

  2. 02
    When something changes

    A check-in changes, and the nurse calls

    Check-ins that changed rise to the top of the nurse's list. AI assistance flags; the nurse decides who to call and when.

  3. 03
    At the next visit

    The visit starts from the trend

    Labs are already trended and the check-ins are on the record. The clinician reviews medications with the patient and signs the note.

See how it works
Education

Guidance the patient can act on this week.

Meal, medication, and foot-care guidance arrives in short pieces, and the care team sees which ones were opened and what questions came back.

  • Short lessons sent on a schedule
  • Questions answered by the care team
  • Video visits for anything that needs a look
  • Every message on the patient's record
Questions

Questions practice managers ask

Does this include check-ins from home?

Yes. Patients check in from their phone between visits, and the care team sees who changed. It runs on the same record as follow-up care from home, so nothing is set up twice.

Where do lab results come from?

From your EHR. Results are pulled in and trended per patient, so the clinician sees what has moved and what has not before the visit.

Does the AI adjust medications?

No. AI assistance flags check-ins that changed and suggests a note for review. Your clinicians decide on medications and sign every note.

How does billing work?

Diabetes care runs on the same record as your other care services, so the documentation supports whichever one applies to the patient. Claims are prepared with the signed note attached, ready for your billing team to send.

Steadier days between visits. One record the whole team opens.

Diabetes care

Ready to follow your diabetes patients between visits?

See what the nurse sees when a patient checks in from home.