Avery for transitions of care
Questions about medicines, appointments, and recovery instructions can remain open after discharge. Avery Caregivers collect patient-reported needs, reinforce approved instructions, coordinate permitted actions, and follow up until the outcome is confirmed or a responsible team accepts continued follow-up.
Speak naturally. Ask a question. Explore how Avery fits into your care journey.
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A little closer to every patient
Asks whether the patient is home and what help they need. Reviews discharge understanding. Collects approved symptom information. Collects the patient-reported medication list for clinical review. Reinforces the care team’s approved recovery instructions. Confirms follow-up appointment scheduling. Identifies barriers to recovery.
Concerning symptom responses requiring clinical review. Medication discrepancies needing pharmacist or nurse. Patient unable to access follow-up care. Signs of post-operative complications. Patient distress or confusion.
Structured transition summary. Patient-reported symptoms and configured routing signals. Medication questions and discrepancies for clinical reconciliation. Follow-up appointment status. Escalation record with evidence. Barrier identification for care coordination.
In the moments that matter
Start with a defined need. Shape the conversation, the next step, and the handoff around it.
Recently discharged patients. Post-surgical patients. ED-to-home transitions. Facility-to-facility transfers. High-risk readmission candidates.
Asks whether the patient is home and what help they need. Reviews discharge understanding. Collects approved symptom information. Collects the patient-reported medication list for clinical review. Reinforces the care team’s approved recovery instructions. Confirms follow-up appointment scheduling. Identifies barriers to recovery.
Configured warning-sign rules and clinical escalation. Routing reported medication discrepancies for pharmacist or nurse review. Required question completion enforcement. Escalation persistence for concerning responses. Handoff priority and urgency classification.
Concerning symptom responses requiring clinical review. Medication discrepancies needing pharmacist or nurse. Patient unable to access follow-up care. Signs of post-operative complications. Patient distress or confusion.
Structured transition summary. Patient-reported symptoms and configured routing signals. Medication questions and discrepancies for clinical reconciliation. Follow-up appointment status. Escalation record with evidence. Barrier identification for care coordination.
Care Resolution
Across care programs, the next step needs an owner and a clear completion rule. Explore how Avery follows a medication-access need until collection is confirmed or a clinician accepts continued follow-up.
Follow the resolution exampleRetain the patient’s report and the signal it creates.
Apply the configured policy, route the action, and start the response window.
Record explicit acceptance. Retry or use a fallback when no one responds.
Collect closure evidence. Keep an unconfirmed outcome visible through a human handoff.
Interactive example for demonstration only. Clinical decisions remain with licensed clinicians.
Natural conversation. Clear boundaries.
Your clinical team defines symptom questions, escalation policies, contact schedules, and who responds. Medication changes remain with an authorized clinician. Avery does not independently diagnose, prescribe, or replace licensed clinical judgment.
Explore the clinical enginePatient context is captured in their own words.
Clinical rules govern permitted actions and escalation.
Your team receives the context and unresolved needs.
An acknowledged handoff is not the same as a resolved concern.
Part of your operation
Choose the connections that support your program. Confirm access, permitted actions, and ownership before launch.
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Measure what matters
Define the evidence with your team. These are measurement priorities, not claimed results.
Evaluate within the deployed program, with agreed evidence and clinical context.
Evaluate within the deployed program, with agreed evidence and clinical context.
Evaluate within the deployed program, with agreed evidence and clinical context.
Evaluate within the deployed program, with agreed evidence and clinical context.
Evaluate within the deployed program, with agreed evidence and clinical context.
Evaluate within the deployed program, with agreed evidence and clinical context.
A few useful details
The program should use organization-approved instructions. Questions requiring interpretation or a change to the plan are routed to a clinician.
No. This journey distinguishes conversation completion from evidence that the patient’s need was addressed.
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