Workflow Engine

Automate Patient Journeys with Time, Location, and System Triggers

Medrics turns routine patient interactions into coordinated workflows triggered by appointment timing, patient location, visit status, and connected backend events — reducing manual effort while improving journey consistency.

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Location
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Remind
Navigate
Check-in
Notify
Follow-up
Triggers

Built around the triggers that actually move care journeys forward

Medrics workflows respond to the real signals that shape patient movement and communication: appointment timing, arrival status, queue progression, discharge events, and patient engagement signals. That allows hospitals to automate the next best action across the journey instead of relying on fragmented manual coordination.

Time-based triggers

Launch reminders, pre-visit preparation, follow-up nudges, and survey sequences based on schedule, elapsed time, or care milestones.

Location-based triggers

Use geofencing and facility arrival signals to start navigation, open check-in, or deliver location-aware guidance when patients are actually on the move.

Appointment-status triggers

Respond automatically when an appointment is booked, confirmed, delayed, changed, canceled, or completed.

Queue and waiting triggers

Update patients when queue position changes, waiting times shift, or care is ready — reducing uncertainty and front-desk interruptions.

Visit-completion triggers

Start discharge communication, payment, pharmacy, survey, and follow-up logic when the visit ends.

Feedback and PROMs triggers

Trigger service recovery, PROMs, and satisfaction workflows based on discharge, pathway timing, or low-score responses.

Example Workflows

Example workflows hospitals can automate with Medrics

From pre-visit preparation to post-visit follow-up, Medrics can automate the next step when the right trigger occurs. That means fewer manual handoffs, better patient guidance, and more consistent operational execution.

1

Pre-visit readiness

Trigger · Appointment confirmed
Confirmation sent
Preparation instructions delivered
Departure reminder triggered
Route to facility surfaced
Patient value · Better preparation and less uncertainty before the visit.
Operational value · Lower no-shows and fewer inbound clarification calls.
2

Arrival to mobile check-in

Trigger · Patient enters hospital geofence
Arrival detected
Wayfinding guidance shown
Mobile check-in opens
Queue placement updated
Staff notified in connected systems
Patient value · Smoother arrival and clearer next steps.
Operational value · Less front-desk pressure and better flow visibility.
3

Waiting room communication

Trigger · Queue status changes
Waiting estimate updated
Patient informed
Optional comfortable waiting suggestion
Alert sent when clinician is ready
Patient value · Less uncertainty and frustration while waiting.
Operational value · Fewer "how much longer?" interruptions and better wait management.
4

Post-visit feedback and PROMs

Trigger · Visit completed or discharge recorded
Discharge message sent
Survey or PROM delivered
Response captured
Dashboard updated
Low score escalated if needed
Patient value · Better continuity and engagement after care.
Operational value · Faster service recovery and more measurable follow-up.
5

Earlier-slot recovery

Trigger · Cancellation or newly opened slot
Eligible patients identified
Earlier slot offered
Patient confirms
Schedule updated
Patient value · Faster access to care.
Operational value · Better schedule utilization and less leakage.
Operational Value

Why workflow automation matters in healthcare operations

Reduce manual coordination

Automate routine communication and next-step routing so staff spend less time chasing predictable tasks.

Improve consistency

Ensure patients receive the right message at the right moment instead of relying on fragmented manual follow-up.

Increase digital adoption

A workflow-driven experience is more useful because it guides patients proactively instead of waiting for them to remember what to do next.

Create more measurable operations

Turn patient journey steps into trackable flows with visible triggers, actions, and outcomes.

Staff Adoption

Workflow automation without another admin burden

Medrics does not require every team to manage patient journey automation through a separate admin inbox. Workflow events can be routed into the operational systems staff already use, helping hospitals reduce duplicate work, simplify adoption, and preserve familiar team workflows.

Work where your teams already work

Route workflow events into the tools support, operations, and patient experience teams already monitor.

Faster staff adoption

Reduce training burden by avoiding unnecessary new dashboards and disconnected admin workflows.

Better operational continuity

Preserve existing staff workflows while improving patient-facing automation across the journey.

Measurable Outcomes

Designed to reduce friction and improve flow

20–35%
No-show reduction
30–40%
Check-in time savings
20–40%
Admin call reduction
Better
Communication across the patient journey

Results vary by implementation scope, workflow design, and system integration.

Ready to automate the next best action across the patient journey?

Start with one workflow or orchestrate end-to-end journey automation across reminders, arrival, check-in, waiting, and follow-up.