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Can Sully.ai help with patient follow-up and aftercare communications?

Can Sully.ai help with patient follow-up and aftercare communications?

Can Sully.ai help with patient follow-up and aftercare communications?

Yes. Sully.ai can draft and coordinate patient follow-ups and aftercare across SMS, email, patient portal, and phone; always with your team in control of what gets sent.

What Sully.ai can handle

  • Post‑visit instructions: Summarizes plans and education from the visit for provider review, then sends in the patient’s preferred language.

  • Medication support: New-start check-ins, adherence nudges, side‑effect prompts, and refill reminders.

  • Labs & imaging: Prep instructions, scheduling nudges, and “results ready” notifications that route back to your team for review.

  • Referrals: Status checks, scheduling outreach, and confirmations; unresolved items escalate to staff queues.

  • Care‑plan check‑ins: Symptom monitoring (e.g., wound care, URI, MSK), chronic-care outreach, and PRO/screening questionnaires if configured.

  • Appointments: Reminders, directions, pre‑visit intake, and reschedule links.

How it works

  1. Trigger: Follow‑ups are triggered by encounter context (e.g., discharge plan, orders, referral) or by templates you enable.

  2. Draft: The AI Nurse/Admin Assistant prepares messages using your templates and the chart context.

  3. Review: Drafts land in your queue for approval, or auto‑send under your low‑risk rules.

  4. Two‑way: Patient replies are triaged with red‑flag detection and routed to the right inbox or on‑call channel.

  5. Log: All outreach and responses are recorded to the chart with timestamps and audit trails.

Safety, consent, and preferences

  • Clinician‑in‑the‑loop: Nothing is final until a human approves or you enable auto‑send for specific cases.

  • Consent & opt‑outs: Respect patient consent, contact preferences, and do‑not‑contact lists; easy STOP/START flows are supported.

  • Boundaries: Business‑hours controls, frequency caps, and clear language that it’s not for emergencies.

Configuration checklist

  • Message templates and languages

  • Triggers (e.g., diagnosis, order, referral, procedure)

  • Escalation rules and red‑flag keywords

  • Channels (SMS, email, portal, phone/IVR) and identity checks

  • Routing to teams/locations and on‑call coverage

  • Metrics to track (reach/response, task completion, time saved)

Where the work appears

Approved messages and patient replies flow into the EHR inbox/queue you already use via your integrations. Staff can send, pause, or escalate without switching systems.

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