GLP-1 follow-up between visits.
Patients on GLP-1 therapy go through dose increases, side effects and refills between visits that are often weeks apart. A weekly check-in shows your team how each patient is doing and who may be at risk of stopping.
Why the weeks between visits matter
In a 2025 JAMA Network Open study of 125,474 adults who started a GLP-1 medication, 46.5% of patients with type 2 diabetes and 64.8% of patients without diabetes stopped within one year. Moderate or severe gastrointestinal side effects were associated with a higher rate of stopping.
What patients answer each week
- Whether they took their dose, took it late or missed it, and why
- Their weight that morning
- Nausea and other digestive side effects, with severity
- Protein and activity goals from their care plan
- Refills and upcoming labs
What your physicians see
A weight trend since the start of treatment, with clinic measurements marked separately from home weights. Twelve weeks of dose history. Side effects by week. One status per patient: on track, needs review, or awaiting reply.
One loop, every week, for every patient.
- 01
Patients check in
An automated text in your clinic’s name opens a two-minute check-in. One tap per question.
Your weekly check-in is ready. It takes 2 minutes. Open my check-inAny nausea this week?NoneMildModerateSevere - 02
Answers become structured data
Each answer is stored as patient-reported information, week after week, in one longitudinal record.
- Dose this weekTaken
- Home weight196.4 lb
- NauseaMild
- Protein goal5 of 7 days
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Physicians see the whole panel
One dashboard shows who is on track and who missed doses or reported side effects, before the next visit.
- Sarah MitchellOn track
- Marcus ReedNeeds review
- Linda ParkNeeds review
- Priya RamanAwaiting reply
Protocols written by physicians and approved by your medical director.
What your physicians see.
Pick a patient. Demo data, all patients are fictional.
This week, on Marcus’s phone.
Questions
No. Dosing decisions stay with your clinicians. The check-in reports what the patient took and how they feel.
The check-in is medication-agnostic. It follows the dose and schedule your clinic prescribed, for example weekly semaglutide or tirzepatide.
The patient is told right away to call your clinic, or 911 in an emergency, and the answer appears on your dashboard.
See your patients’ weeks, not just their visits.
A 30-minute walkthrough of the patient check-in and the physician dashboard, with demo patients.
We reply within one business day.
