High-volume BPH care managed through one Clinical-i execution model
BPH Pathways
Core Triggers
First LIne
Exception Queue
Clinical-i applies an identify -> engage -> close model to high-volume BPH care. UroCuff, PAE, no-show recovery and recurring follow-up can be organized into automated cohorts, with urology staff pulled in only when a patient needs scheduling or clinical action.
Patients
Outreach
No - Shows
Test / Follow - Up
Measure population, messages sent, responses, appointments scheduled, no-shows recovered, completion and staff exceptions.Measured as patient → activity → time → billing → collection, with trends by provider, navigator and month.
The pathway changes. The execution model does not.
Cohort -> due logic -> automated engagement -> exception queue -> completion -> reporting.
Trigger, test or procedure, message, escalation rule and follow-up interval vary by BPH pathway.
Fewer missed steps
Timely escalation
Less routine outreach
Exception-based work
Protects throughput
Makes leakage visible
Let’s build a care system where every test, follow-up, and communication is tracked — for better care and stronger risk management.