Patients answer one question at a time. Your care team sees only the people who actually need them today — not a dashboard to decipher.
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Maria Gonzalez
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A clinician managing 200 monitored patients doesn't need another wall of charts. They need to know which eight people to look at this morning — and to be left alone about the rest.
Patients quietly stop logging
Engagement decays within weeks, and nobody notices until a visit.
Warning signs sit unread
The trend was in the data — buried three screens deep.
Dashboards create work
Every extra panel is one more thing to interpret between appointments.
Three moving parts. That's the whole system.
One question per screen — vitals, how they feel, medications taken. Twenty seconds, then a clear 'you're done' and nothing more to do.
Every reading is checked against your clinic's limits, or a per-patient override. Anything out of range raises a flag immediately.
Flagged patients appear one card at a time with the reason and the numbers. Message them, schedule them, mark handled — then it's empty.
The reason people stop tracking their health is friction. So there isn't any.
A worklist that ends, instead of a dashboard that never does.
Every vital charted against the thresholds set for that patient, so out-of-range is obvious at a glance.
Clinic-wide defaults out of the box, overridable per patient. Watch or alert severity.
One thread per patient, both directions, kept with the rest of their record.
Write instructions once; the patient sees them alongside their check-in.
Schedule follow-ups from the queue card and surface them to the patient.
Taken or skipped, logged daily, visible as a pattern rather than a guess.
A patient who stops checking in is a signal — they surface automatically.
RPM/CCM CPT tracking (99453–99458), consent-gated, with a 16-day watch and a biller-ready superbill export.
Add a copay or balance; the patient pays from their own portal via secure Stripe checkout.
Revenue you're realizing vs. what you're eligible for, adherence, alert response, and the RPM funnel.
Organizations, providers and patients isolated at the database level.
Every access and change to patient data recorded, append-only.
Monitoring is the product; getting paid shouldn't be a second system. CarePulse handles all three money flows in one place.
RPM/CCM CPT readiness (99453–99458), consent-gated, with a 16-day watch so you never miss the threshold. Record claims and export a biller-ready superbill.
Add a copay or balance and the patient pays from their own portal by secure Stripe checkout. Balances clear themselves the moment payment lands — no card stored.
$99base + $20 / patient / mo
Payments run on Stripe. Insurance claims are prepared for your biller — CarePulse doesn't submit or store patient cards.
Not bolted on afterwards. The protections below were in the first migration, before the first feature.
Row-level isolation
Every record is scoped to its organization in the database itself — not just in application code.
Append-only audit log
Database triggers record every insert, update and delete on patient data. Nothing can bypass them.
Self-hosted data plane
Your database runs where you choose. Patient data isn't handed to a third-party service.
Non-diagnostic by design
CarePulse compares readings to thresholds and notifies a clinician. It never diagnoses or recommends treatment.
No. The check-in runs in any mobile browser and can be saved to the home screen. Nothing to download, no app-store account.
The check-in adapts to the patient's condition — blood pressure for hypertension, glucose for diabetes, weight and oxygen for heart failure, and so on. Thresholds are yours to set.
Yes. Sensible clinic-wide defaults are created when you sign up, and any of them can be overridden for an individual patient.
Not yet. CarePulse runs alongside your existing systems today; FHIR-based integration is on the roadmap.
Yes. CarePulse tracks RPM/CCM CPT readiness (99453–99458), gates it on documented consent, flags who's about to miss the 16-day threshold, and exports a superbill your biller maps into an 837P. It prepares the claim — it doesn't submit it.
Yes. Add a copay or balance to a patient and they pay from their own portal via Stripe checkout; the balance clears automatically once paid.
Per active patient: a $99/month base plus $20 for each patient you're monitoring, billed through Stripe and cancellable anytime — so it scales with your program. Creating your account is free; an active subscription is required to use the care-team tools.
In a database you control. The whole stack is self-hostable, so patient data never has to leave your infrastructure.
Add someone you're already watching closely, and see whether a queue that empties beats a dashboard that doesn't.
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