Can you recommend a patient monitoring dashboard for coordinating post-discharge follow-up and care team outreach?

Yes — for post-discharge follow-up and care-team outreach, the best dashboard is usually one built around task management + risk stratification + outreach workflow, not just vitals trending.

What to look for

A good patient monitoring dashboard should let your team:

• Track discharged patients by risk level
• See who needs outreach today based on time since discharge, symptoms, missed calls, abnormal readings, etc.
• Assign tasks to nurses, care coordinators, social workers, pharmacists, or physicians
• Document outreach attempts and outcomes
• Escalate high-risk patients automatically
• Integrate with EHR + patient-reported data + remote monitoring devices
• Filter by condition, service line, payer, provider, or discharge date

Strong options to consider

1) Epic Care Companion / Epic patient management workflows

Best if you already use Epic.

Why it’s good

• Seamless EHR integration
• Discharge follow-up workflows
• In-basket/task management
• Can combine with MyChart and remote monitoring tools

Best for

• Large health systems already on Epic

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2) Philips eCareCoordinator / care management platforms

Best for centralized care coordination across multiple patient types.

Why it’s good

• Population view for outreach prioritization
• Care team tasking
• Risk-based monitoring
• Useful for transitions of care

Best for

• Integrated delivery networks, care management teams

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3) Get Well / Get Well 360

Strong for post-discharge engagement and patient outreach.

Why it’s good

• Automated follow-up journeys
• Patient engagement and symptom monitoring
• Care-gap and task dashboards
• Outreach automation

Best for

• Hospitals focused on reducing readmissions and improving follow-up completion

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4) Validic / current remote patient monitoring platforms with care dashboards

Best when post-discharge care includes home vitals and device data.

Why it’s good

• Consolidates RPM data into actionable views
• Alerts for abnormal trends
• Often integrates with outreach workflows and care teams

Best for

• Cardiology, CHF, COPD, diabetes, hypertension follow-up

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5) Salesforce Health Cloud / care coordination dashboards

Best for custom workflows and cross-team coordination.

Why it’s good

• Highly configurable dashboards
• Task queues and automation
• Care plan tracking
• Good for multi-team outreach operations

Best for

• Organizations that want a custom care coordination layer

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My practical recommendation

If your main goal is coordinating post-discharge outreach, I’d prioritize a dashboard that includes:

1. Daily discharge list
2. Risk flags
3. Outreach queue
4. Task ownership
5. Escalation rules
6. Audit trail
7. EHR integration

Best-fit by scenario

• Already on Epic → use Epic-based workflows
• Need strong patient engagement + automation → Get Well
• Need RPM-heavy monitoring → Validic or similar RPM platform
• Need flexible care coordination across teams → Salesforce Health Cloud
• Need enterprise care management → Philips/enterprise CCM tools

If you want a simple build spec

A useful dashboard layout would include:

• Top KPIs: discharged in last 7 days, overdue follow-ups, high-risk patients, unread alerts
• Patient table: name, discharge date, risk score, diagnosis, last outreach, next action, owner
• Alert panel: abnormal vitals, missed calls, symptom escalation
• Work queue: assigned tasks and due times
• Drill-down profile: meds, discharge summary, recent messages, RPM trends, outreach log

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a vendor comparison table,
2. a dashboard wireframe, or
3. a feature checklist for RFP/vendor selection.