Pulse: the manual work, done by asking

Pulse

You have a lot to do.

Calling a patient next?A whole list to work through?Too many settings?An automation from scratch?A claim stuck in a queue?Not sure how something works?Coverage changed again?A campaign to set up?And so much more.

Just ask Pulse.

What it does

One sentence. The whole job.

Whole lists in one go

One card texts 34 patients, with progress and Stop.

Paper in, case out

A fax or a photo of a form becomes a draft case.

10,000 rows, counted

Attach a file. Every row is read and counted exactly.

Ask Pulse why

On an error, the reason and the way out.

A second model checks

Tables and texts to patients are checked before you see them.

A role from one sentence

Describe the job. Pulse sets the switches for you to save.

An automation from a sentence

Say what should happen. Pulse draws the draft.

Routines on a schedule

Saved questions and reminders that run by themselves.

Over 75 kinds of work

Each one a card you approve. One card can cover a whole list.

Hold a caseResume a caseSet a follow-upSubmit a draftTransfer to a providerText patientsAdd a case noteMessage staffClose a reviewResolve RPM IssuesCheck eligibilitySend the RPM Consent Form
Create an orderCreate a returnReceive stockRecord a stock countHold a claimResolve Billing IssuesBook a call at the best timeClose a callbackHandle a voicemailAdd to Do Not CallAdd to a campaignHand patients to a colleague

Your control

It proposes. You decide.

Questions about patients go only to models in the United States.

Nothing runs until you approve

Each action is a card. LifeLines runs it as you, with your rights.

You choose what it sees

Turn each area on for your team.

It sees what you see

A record you cannot open does not exist for Pulse.

Logged before it is read

Each patient Pulse reads goes to the Compliance Log first.

Book a demo

Tell us your combination.

We will show you how it fits the way you work.

Or write to sales@lifelines.health

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