One Patient. One Unified View.
A bariatric patient generates information across many domains — vitals, diet, medicines, mental readiness, appointments, community activity and emergency contacts. Patient 360° brings all of it into a single, role-appropriate view instead of scattering it across disconnected tools.
Weight & Vitals
Daily tracking with trend charts
Diet & Nutrition
Current phase, meals, dietitian notes
Medicines
Prescriptions, dosage, reminders
Appointments
Upcoming & past consultations
Readiness
Psychological & lifestyle assessment
Community
Peer support engagement
Emergency
SOS status & key contacts
Records & EMR
Reports, history, documents
Patient 360° is not one screen — it's one dataset, rendered differently for each role.
The Patient
Sees their own trends, plan and upcoming tasks — framed to be encouraging and easy to act on, not clinical and dense.
The Care Team
Sees the same data reorganized around clinical review: what changed, what needs feedback, what's overdue.
The Hospital Admin
Sees Patient 360° rolled up across a caseload — where the program's attention is needed most.
Continuous, not periodic
Daily logs build a trend line instead of relying on memory during a visit.
Cross-module correlation
Diet phase, vitals and medicine adherence are viewed together, in context.
Permission-aware
Every viewer sees only the slices of the record their role allows.
Safety-first surface
Emergency information is always one tap away, regardless of which module a user is in.
Fragmented records slow down care decisions.
When diet logs live in one tool, medicine reminders in another, and appointment history in a third, clinicians spend time reconstructing context instead of acting on it. Patient 360° exists to remove that reconstruction step entirely.
For hospitals, it also means a more complete picture when evaluating a program: not just "how many patients," but how they're actually progressing across every phase of care.
Explore a full patient record across every dimension.
Request a walkthrough and we'll show Patient 360° from both the patient and clinical perspective.