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Task Management

Your follow-up system
is a monitor covered in paper.

The work that falls through isn't the work someone forgot. It's the work that was never written anywhere a second person could see.

Owner: unknown
Gone when she's off
Front desk
Monitor edge
call Sarah re: filler f/u
reorder Botox??
Marcus — refund?
insurance thing
None of these are attached to a patient, or to anyone

Created for you

The best task is one nobody had to write.

A care plan step coming due, a call that ended with a request, a stock item dropping below par: the system already knows. Tasks get generated from those events instead of depending on someone noticing.

  • Generated automatically from system events
  • Attached to the patient they concern
  • Typed as call, care plan, ops or patient-specific
  • Comments and @mentions on the task itself
Created by the systemNo one typed these
Care plan step comes due
Book Sarah W. session 3 of 4Care Plan
AI call ends with a request
Call back re: refund questionCall
Stock drops below par
Reorder Botox 100U · PlanoOps
The system already knew. It just needed somewhere to put it.

Assignment

A task with no owner is a note.

Most task tools stop at “assign to someone.” The useful part is deciding who, automatically, by spreading callbacks evenly across the desk, or routing a patient's follow-up back to whoever last spoke with them.

  • Round-robin, so the load spreads across the team
  • Route by patient interaction, so context comes with it
  • Assign to a person, or to a group people subscribe to
  • Urgent, high, normal and low priorities
Who gets itAutomatic
Round robin
JO
MR
TC
next in rotation
Patient interaction
Routes to whoever last dealt with this patient, so the callback isn't a cold start.
Or pick a person
Assign directly, or let the team subscribe to a group and pull from it.
Unassigned work is work nobody does.

Tracked to done

Open, in progress, actually finished.

An owner can see what the practice owes its patients this week without asking anyone. Filter to a person, a location, a due date, or a single patient, and the answer is on one screen.

  • Board view across open, in progress, completed and cancelled
  • Due dates and start dates, with overdue surfaced
  • Filters for assignee, creator, priority, location and patient
  • Patient-specific tasks visible from the patient record
Board
AssigneeDueLocation
Open
Call back re: refund
Urgent
MR
Reorder Botox 100U
High
JO
In progress
Book Sarah W. session 3
Normal
TC
Completed
Send Priya aftercare
Low
MR
Filter by assignee, creator, due date, priority, location or patient

Get the follow-ups off the monitor.

Work that lives in the same system as the patient it concerns doesn't depend on who happens to be in that day.