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Atlas Health – UPDATE: Yes, Another New Feature!

Published about 16 hours ago • 1 min read

We've been busy! Here's another new feature!

You can see your patient's engagement with the outcome measure.

You set the cadence, and the platform handles the rest and displays the results in your dashboard.

In the example above, the platform sent notifications to the patient 5 times, and she completed all 5, with one still in the queue. All automated. What you see:

  • When the measure was sent
  • How long it took the patient to respond
  • The percentage of surveys completed
  • The score of the outcome measure

Outcome measures only tell you something if patients actually complete them, so knowing who responds and how quickly matters as much as the scores themselves. When you can see the data behind the request, you can spot gaps early and follow up before data goes missing. That gives you a more reliable picture of each patient’s progress to support your clinical decisions.

If you do not have the platform yet and want to see more about it, click HERE.

If you want to take advantage of the limited offer for $22/month, click HERE. It's our pre-Black Friday Sale.

Until next time,

Ryan Tauzell, PT, Cert. MDT

ryan@atlashealth.io

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