Questions, answered

Click Get started, then use Proto to configure Home Healthcare Management for your business. Begin with staff, patient numbering and one visit cycle from scheduling through documentation and review.

Yes. Create an encounter with the patient, clinician, visit type and scheduled date. The visit can move through arrival, in-progress, awaiting-review and completed states.

The patient record has an assigned clinician. Each encounter also names its clinician, and a care-team assignment records a patient-specific access purpose and effective period.

Clinical notes and observations both link to the encounter. Notes keep the author and signing details; observations keep the recorder, metric, value, unit and observation date.

A care task names the patient, assignee and due date. Its status shows open, in-progress, completed, escalated or cancelled work.

A patient has a current consent indicator. A purpose-specific consent record holds its version, document, signed date, expiry and status.

The governance team can maintain clinician privilege records with a type, issuing authority, verification evidence, effective period and status.

Yes. Specimens track processing status and accession details. Pharmacy dispensations record medication, lot, quantity, unit and authorizing person against the encounter.

A charge references an encounter. A payment references a patient and has its own receipt details and status. Use the patient and payment reference when reconciling them.

Billing, laboratory and pharmacy handoffs can be planned during implementation. Agree identifiers and record ownership for each connection before using it in an operating cycle.