Your brand. Connected care.
Patient Support Programs
Connect every role around patient support.
Coordinate enrollment, consent and ongoing support with role-based workflows for educators, physicians and program teams through PSP Connect.
The connected journey
Connect enrollment, coordinated support and program review.
- 01
Enroll & consent
Program enrollment and digital consent
- 02
Coordinate support
Role-based workflows for educators, physicians and coordinators
- 03
Review program activity
Adherence touchpoints and refill reminders
Product view
What this module brings together
- Program enrollment and digital consent
- Role-based workflows for educators, physicians and coordinators
- Adherence touchpoints and refill reminders
- Case management and escalation paths
- Program-level reporting for partners
Deployment, integrations and security requirements are scoped to each implementation. Availability depends on the agreed solution and the capabilities of your existing systems.
CareSync Medical Center
Services Statistics
Home Test
612 bookings
SAR 184,320 revenue
Home Care
1,478 bookings
SAR 742,150 revenue
Online Consultation
2,164 bookings
SAR 648,900 revenue
Clinic Visit
658 bookings
SAR 289,520 revenue
Bookings by Status
Bookings by Speciality
Top Providers Performance
Illustrative product view · Demo data
Before implementation
Shape the workflow around your services.
Start with the people, responsibilities and systems involved. Agree what belongs in the first release before expanding the scope.
Explore the Trust Center- Which eligibility, enrollment and consent steps are required?
- How are educator, physician and coordinator responsibilities divided?
- Which support measures and reporting definitions will be reviewed?
Find your solution
Build the rest of the journey around the same platform.
Connected modules
Bring this workflow into your organization.
Explore the patient, provider and operations experience in a tailored demo.
Book a demoAdapted from the CareSync Corporate Brochure. All product screens and figures are illustrative.