Care Plans & Receipts

Every visit ends with the patient holding two beautiful, branded, large-print documents — readable in the portal or printed at checkout. Plain language, no jargon. The first explains their condition and exactly what happens next; the second makes the bill and their benefits obvious. Both are generated automatically from the encounter.

The two documents

1 · Treatment Plan

  • "Thanks for coming in — you saw Dr. X for [condition]."
  • Reassurance with real numbers: "don't worry — about N million people get this each year."
  • When you'll feel better (e.g. 24–48 hours).
  • Day-by-day plan — what to do, eat, drink, rest.
  • Prescriptions already sent to your pharmacy, with cost; "they'll text you when it's ready."
  • Finish your meds · warning signs to come back · we'll text/email to check on you · follow-up date.

2 · Bill & Benefits

  • What we did on this date, in plain words.
  • What you owe — large and clear.
  • Deductible progress — "$350 of $500 met."
  • Included in your plan — eye exams, hearing, glasses, colonoscopy, vaccines.
  • We recommend you book… — "it's been 2 years since your eye exam."

Condition library

Care plans are authored per condition (and per common combination), in plain English at a large-print reading level. The live gallery currently includes:

The target set covers the most common conditions and combinations a primary-care physician sees and bills — see the Common PCP Conditions & Billing reference for the full master list and which plans exist.

How it's generated

Delivery Phases

Phase 1 — Templated documents
Per-condition treatment-plan + bill templates, auto-filled from the encounter; portal view + printable PDF.
Phase 2 — Personalization & reminders
Answer-aware plan details, real pharmacy routing + cost, automated text/email check-ins and follow-up scheduling, benefit-gap recommendations from eligibility.
Phase 3 — Full library & languages
Comprehensive condition/combination coverage, reading-level + multi-language variants, and practice-branding controls.

Module Dependencies

The full, branded patient documents are included right here in the PRD:

Try in the Demo