If you run a panel your calendar can no longer hold

Your panel grows.
Your calendar doesn't.

You already have the license, the patients, and the scripts. What you don't have is a way to capture the care between visits (refills, check-ins, follow-ups) without it landing back on your chair.

What your people see

Your practice's name
on every message.

Patients leave your office and disappear for months. This page keeps your practice present between appointments, without adding anything to your calendar.

Lakeview Internal Medicine branded patient page showing medication reminders, refills and enrollment

One script tag on your site. Your brand, your colors, your domain. You set every price; we suggest one in your dashboard.

The between-visit leak

Stop being the
bottleneck.

  • Routine care flows async. Refills and check-ins run without your chair, so your hours go to the patients who actually need a physician.

  • Refills become recurring revenue. The renewal your staff handles as unpaid phone-tag becomes a program your patients' families gladly pay for.

  • Patients stop lapsing. The ones who drift to a retail refill app stay inside your program, your brand, your record.

Dr. Okafor · this month
↻
312 refills renewed
Async, under your brand
handled
◔
1,240 care minutes
Logged for CCM / RPM
Export-ready
◎
18 physician hours
Same as last month
unchanged
℞
41 lapsed patients
Reactivated automatically
Back in-panel
Two revenue streams

The family pays.
Medicare pays too.

What families pay for is the human layer: the named clinician, the responsiveness, the monthly family report. The clinical work underneath (reconciliation, monitoring, coordination) is documented and reimbursable through CCM and RPM. Two streams, one relationship, both collected by you.

A note on the math: only a fraction of your panel enrolls in continuity care, and that is the design. Plan on the patients with multiple medications and families who worry, and the economics still work. The team will model your panel with you before you commit.