Coordinate Complex Geriatric Care.
Without Dropping the Ball.

Dewx provides a unified care dashboard for each patient that tracks their conditions, medications, specialist relationships, and upcoming care needs. Automated alerts notify the geriatrician when medication reviews are due, preventive care is overdue, or a hospitalization triggers transition-of-care protocols. This systematic approach ensures complex patients don't fall through the cracks between the many clinicians managing their care.

Yes. Dewx enables a designated family contact to receive care updates, appointment reminders, and wellness summaries via WhatsApp or email. For patients with cognitive decline who cannot manage their own healthcare communications, family caregivers are the primary communication recipients. Multiple family members can be included with appropriate access controls, reducing the coordination burden on the physician's office.

When a geriatric patient is discharged from the hospital, Dewx initiates a structured transition protocol: discharge summary review, follow-up appointment scheduling within 7 days, medication reconciliation reminder, and daily check-in messages for the first week. This systematic approach dramatically reduces 30-day readmission rates and ensures no patient is lost during the vulnerable post-hospital period.

Absolutely. Dewx monitors each patient's preventive care calendar - annual wellness visits, depression screenings, fall risk assessments, cognitive evaluations, and vaccine schedules. When a patient is overdue, Dewx automatically initiates outreach to schedule the visit. This systematic recall approach keeps your panel up to date on preventive care that improves quality metrics and patient outcomes.

Yes. Dewx supports multi-disciplinary team communication with role-based access for physicians, nurses, care managers, and social workers. Each team member sees the communications relevant to their role. Care managers can update patient notes that the physician sees. Social workers can coordinate non-medical needs. This collaborative approach mirrors the interdisciplinary model that defines high-quality geriatric care.