Care for the whole family, with the team you have
Family medicine covers the widest panel in healthcare. Hoss Care keeps every patient on one record, follows up between visits, and suggests the note during the visit for the clinician to review and sign, so less of the note is left for after hours.
What a family practice runs into every day.
Family medicine covers more conditions and more ages than almost any specialty, with the same small team.
Every age, every condition
Diabetes, hypertension, COPD, and behavioral health across a panel that runs from newborns to great-grandparents.
In practiceThe same morning includes a well-child visit, a heart failure follow-up, and a depression screen.
Not enough hands
Medical assistants and nurses cannot run follow-up care on top of daily volume without something slipping.
In practiceThe follow-up call list is the first thing dropped on a day with two call-outs.
Fifteen minutes per patient
There is no room in the visit for care coordination, medication reconciliation, or chasing a referral.
In practiceThe referral question gets a promise to call back, and the call happens a week later, if at all.
Referrals that go quiet
Patients are sent to specialists and hospitals, and what happened there rarely comes back in a usable form.
In practiceA discharge summary arrives by fax and sits in a queue until the patient calls to ask about it.
Built for a wide panel and a small team.
Workflows for the breadth of family medicine. AI assistance suggests and flags; your clinicians review, edit, and sign.
One record for the whole panel
Follow-ups, check-ins from home, and care coordination for every condition in one place, replacing the patchwork of tools your team uses today.
In practiceA medical assistant opens one list in the morning and sees every patient due for contact that day.
- EHR
- Care team
- Follow-ups
Follow-up that runs without extra staff
Check-ins from home and reminders on a schedule, so patients stay in touch while the team focuses on who needs attention.
In practicePatients with high blood pressure check in from home, and the ones outside their range are flagged for the nurse to review.
- Check-ins from home
- Notes
- Care coordination
Wellness visits that get booked
Patients due for a yearly visit are found and scheduled, and the care gaps are closed before they leave.
In practiceThe recall list is kept current by the platform instead of built by hand each quarter.
- Quality measures
- Documentation
- Claims
Built for the breadth of family medicine.
Every feature is designed around a wide panel and a small team, inside the EHR you already run.
- Works with the EHR you already use
- Notes written during the work
- One plan for patients with several conditions
- Annual wellness visit scheduling and notes
- Check-ins that need attention are flagged for review
- HIPAA-compliant messaging
- Claims prepared with the note attached
- Reminders and check-ins on a schedule
Care services your team can run from one record.
Follow-up, coordination, and wellness visits your team already provides, documented while the work happens so the record supports the claim.
- Follow-up care from homePatients check in from home between visits. Your team sees what changed, acts early, and the record is written as it happens.
- Ongoing care for complex conditionsMonthly follow-ups for patients with two or more long-term conditions, with one care plan and one care team on the same record.
- Integrated behavioral healthScreening, follow-up, and care coordination for mind and body in the same visit workflow.
- Annual wellness visitsThe yearly visit prepared for, risks flagged, and the gaps closed before the patient leaves.
- Care after a hospital stayA follow-up call soon after discharge, a visit on the calendar, and the handoff on one record from the first day home.
One list for the whole panel. Follow-up that fits the staff you have.
Ready to organize follow-up with the staff you have?
See how Hoss Care helps family medicine practices keep the whole panel on one record and finish documentation during the day.