Invite the patient
Create a time-limited invitation that connects the patient to the correct organization without sending treatment details through the link.
Dose & Tell for clinics
See the patternbetween appointments.
Connect the prescribed protocol with the patient's real treatment timeline—dose events, adherence context, progress, symptoms, and supply—in one focused workflow.
Monday care view14 active patients
Needs review3
Invites pending2
Refill context4
Connected care workflow
From invitation to informed follow-up.
The patient keeps a useful daily record. The clinic sees the context attached to the care relationship—not an unrelated social profile or an unstructured message thread.
Connect the protocol
Record the clinic-authored plan so the patient sees the intended schedule and the care team sees the same protocol context.
Review what happened
See logged dose events, adherence context, and patient-recorded trends between appointments without turning the tool into a diagnostic engine.
Continue the conversation
Use the shared context to prepare for follow-up, refill, and protocol conversations inside the care relationship.
Built for the actual routine
The details that disappear in a generic portal.
Dose & Tell is intentionally narrow: GLP-1 medications and peptides, their protocols, and the operational context around them.
One queue for the work around care
Keep patient invitations, connection status, protocol context, and refill-oriented signals visible without mixing them into a general CRM timeline.
Titration that reads like a plan
Represent stepped GLP-1 and peptide protocols directly, including duration, current step, and the difference between the expected plan and recorded events.
Compounded medication context
Support vial size, concentration, reconstitution inputs, syringe units, and supply estimates while keeping clinical responsibility with the licensed care team.
Organization access with boundaries
Separate organization roles, patient access, and administrative actions. Community identity remains outside the clinic-facing care record.
Product boundaries
A record can clarify care without practicing medicine.
The product organizes information and supports authorized communication. It does not diagnose, determine a dose, or replace the judgment of a licensed professional.
What the system does
Preserves the shared treatment context.
Protocols, scheduled and recorded dose events, progress, patient notes, invitation status, and supply context stay organized around the care relationship.
What the system does not do
Make the clinical decision.
Dose & Tell does not recommend a medication, interpret a symptom, change a titration step, or tell a patient what to do after a missed dose.
Personal tracking stays personal. Clinic access stays accountable.
Patient identity, organization membership, and community aliases have different roles. The product keeps those contexts distinct so access can remain understandable.
Bring the in-between into view
