Protocol templates
Ready protocols to review and approve
Each template brings a daily routine, guidance by phase and the questions patients ask most. It starts as a draft and only goes live with your approval.
16 templates
- SurgeryAbdominoplastyRecovery with a drain, a compression binder and a flexed position in the first days.8 routine items2 guidance items by phase2 answered questions
- SurgeryBreast augmentationRecovery with a surgical bra, arm restrictions and the implant settling in.6 routine items2 guidance items by phase3 answered questions
- SurgeryMastopexyRecovery with a longer scar, a support bra and care to keep tension off the stitches.6 routine items1 guidance item by phase3 answered questions
- SurgeryLiposuctionRecovery with a compression garment, lymphatic drainage and slowly resolving fibrosis.6 routine items2 guidance items by phase2 answered questions
- SurgeryRhinoplastyRecovery with a nasal splint, long-lasting swelling and no glasses or impact on the nose.7 routine items2 guidance items by phase2 answered questions
- SurgeryBlepharoplastyA short, very visible recovery, with bruised eyelids and dry eyes.6 routine items1 guidance item by phase1 answered question
- SurgeryFaceliftRecovery with a compression wrap, facial numbness and a scar behind the ear.6 routine items1 guidance item by phase1 answered question
- SurgeryGynecomastia surgeryRecovery with a compression vest, arm restrictions and fibrosis that takes time to resolve.6 routine items1 guidance item by phase1 answered question
- SurgeryMommy makeoverCombined surgery: the belly and breast restrictions add up, and recovery is longer.7 routine items2 guidance items by phase1 answered question
- SurgeryPost-bariatric body contouringA long scar, higher risk of wound separation and seroma, with attention to nutrition.8 routine items1 guidance item by phase1 answered question
- DentistryThird molar extractionRecovery after a wisdom tooth extraction: bleeding control, swelling and the risk of dry socket.4 routine items2 guidance items by phase2 answered questions
- DentistrySingle dental implantRecovery after implant placement: protect the area, with no chewing load on the implant.3 routine items1 guidance item by phase1 answered question
- DentistryPeriodic dental maintenanceBetween one visit and the next: brushing with fluoride, cleaning between the teeth, less sugar, checking your own mouth and coming back at the interval the dentist set for each person's risk.2 routine items2 guidance items by phase3 answered questions
- Chronic conditionsHypertensionHypertension follow-up: measure, log and know when a reading calls for contacting the team.4 routine items2 guidance items by phase2 answered questions
- Chronic conditionsType 2 diabetesType 2 diabetes follow-up: measure blood sugar, recognize hypoglycemia and stay on the medication.3 routine items2 guidance items by phase2 answered questions
- Office visitsGeneral post-visit follow-up14-day follow-up after a general visit: the visit's instructions and when to act on something new.1 routine item1 guidance item by phase1 answered question
From template to protocol
No patient sees a template before you approve it
Pick a starting point
The template brings the daily routine, guidance by phase and the questions patients ask most.
Check what varies
Values that change by technique stay out of the text until a clinician confirms them.
Approve and activate
The database records who approved it and when. Without that, the protocol does not go live.
Once approved
The protocol becomes answers, routines and alerts
Answers patients with the source
The 11 p.m. question gets the text your practice approved, with the source on every sentence. Without a source, it says it doesn't know and calls the team.
Organizes each patient's day
The routine becomes the day's tasks on the patient's phone, each instruction shows up at the right stage, and what the patient reports comes back to your team's queue.
Reads the protocol you already have
Upload your practice's document as a PDF, Word, Excel or CSV file. The AI builds the draft with the team's routine and the patient's instructions, and medications and doses go in only if they are written in it.
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