What is LifePath Portal?

LifePath Portal is for premium medical practices that want reliable patient follow-through—automated outreach, clear next steps, and measurable operational KPIs—without adding staff burden.

LifePath Portal reduces missed follow-ups and manual chasing by automating outreach and organizing next steps. It improves clarity for patients and gives practices visibility into workflow performance through KPIs and dashboards.

No. LifePath Portal is not an electronic health record (EHR). It complements EHR systems by focusing on patient engagement, follow-through workflows, and operational visibility rather than clinical charting and billing.

A messaging tool sends messages. LifePath Portal supports follow-through workflows—automated outreach tied to next steps, accountability, and KPIs—so practices can see whether patients complete what’s needed and where bottlenecks occur.

LifePath Portal can integrate depending on scope and environment. Common patterns include identity/auth, patient demographics, appointment and encounter feeds, and exporting engagement or follow-through status for reporting. The exact approach depends on your practice’s systems and security requirements.

HIPAA compliance depends on the full implementation (hosting, access controls, logging, policies, and operational practices). LifePath Portal is designed for healthcare use cases and can be deployed within a HIPAA-aligned environment with appropriate safeguards.

Common controls include role-based access, secure transport (TLS), and operational practices aligned to healthcare environments. Security details should be validated against your requirements and your deployment model.

LifePath Portal is designed for practice-level KPIs—such as outreach coverage, follow-up completion, time-to-action, and workflow bottlenecks. The best KPIs are defined with your practice so they match your operational reality and desired outcomes.

Implementation depends on workflow complexity and any integration scope. A practical approach is a focused pilot first—one workflow, clear KPIs, and measured follow-through—then expand once the model is validated.

Pricing is typically aligned to practice needs and implementation scope. The simplest next step is to generate a proposal based on your practice context and desired workflows, then refine from there.

List your patient follow-through steps (touchpoints, triggers, timing), identify where staff time is being consumed, and define 3–5 KPIs you want to improve. Then confirm LifePath Portal can automate the workflow and produce the visibility you need.