Chronic conditions
Hypertension, diabetes and other long-term conditions: doses, records and visits at the pace the clinic sets.
CHIRON
answers from the clinic's protocoljust measured: 150 over 100. I already took the morning one. do I take it again?
When to call the clinicAnd what your clinic's protocol marks as a sign not to wait on: chest pain, shortness of breath, or a change in speech or vision. If any of them shows up, seek care right away or call 911.
thank you, dear. I'll wait then 💚
CHIRON does not replace medical evaluation. In an emergency, seek care.
Day to day
The reminder goes out through the app or by message, and each dose taken becomes an adherence record for the team.
What the patient measures and feels comes in by day and shows up in sequence for whoever follows them.
A patient who stops logging enters the team's queue with the number of days, before missing a visit.
Fictional person and dates, real product screens. Scroll to follow the four moments.
Célia, 68 · hypertension
The invitation
There is no discharge on the horizon: there is a routine of measuring, logging and taking what was prescribed. The invitation arrives as a message on the phone she already uses, and the app is optional.
Vitalis Clinic
now
Hi Célia! Your follow-up is now active. Sign in with the invite code and your ID: right on the WhatsApp you already use.
The question
“I already took the morning one: do I take it again?” CHIRON answers with what the clinic wrote and records the question with the time. Changing a dose remains an act of whoever prescribes.
CHIRON
answers from the clinic's protocoljust measured: 150 over 100. I already took the morning one. do I take it again?
When to call the clinicAnd what your clinic's protocol marks as a sign not to wait on: chest pain, shortness of breath, or a change in speech or vision. If any of them shows up, seek care right away or call 911.
thank you, dear. I'll wait then 💚
CHIRON does not replace medical evaluation. In an emergency, seek care.
The record
Every entry lands with date and time and stays in order in the chart. Reading it is the team's job: the app stores and organizes, it does not classify.
Célia's entries · week 6
Blood pressure today: 140 over 90
Seven days in a row with the medication logged
Blood pressure today: 130 over 80
Question about the dose, logged and passed on
It's the same record the patient sees in the app.
The follow-up
Nobody typed this up afterwards: it's the trail of what happened, ready for the decision only a professional signs.
Follow-up appointment · 40 min
The slot you see is a free slot: the database refuses overlap, not the screen.
Templates
They start as drafts. A clinician checks the values, approves, and only then does the patient see them.
In the system
Questions
Hypertension and type 2 diabetes, currently in Portuguese. The clinic can write other protocols in the same format.
No. It records what the patient reports and organizes it for the team. The clinician reads and decides.
The app has a calm mode, with larger text and less on screen, and the patient can invite a caregiver to follow medications and messages.
Yes. Ongoing follow-up has no discharge date: it moves by phases, with scheduled visits and reminders, until the clinic closes it.
Set up with you. No lock-in.