Close gaps with the context that makes the next action obvious.
For care managers
The hands-on demo is built for desktop.
Open gaps are rarely missing because the organization lacks a list. They remain open because the last touch, the blocker and the next action live in different systems.
Care Graph puts them on one timeline.
See the whole patient
Claims, ADT, labs, pharmacy, notes and calls assemble into one typed timeline instead of seven disconnected screens.
Margaret’s claims, labs, pharmacy fills, notes and calls sit in seven lanes on one six-month timeline.
Read the reason now
The graph identifies the signal and the barrier behind it, so a care manager starts with a useful action instead of a generic outreach script.
Discharge day raises a 78% signal. The next action is named: a call within seven days.
Measure what worked
The action and the resulting outcome stay connected, making it possible to learn which interventions actually close gaps.
Med reconciliation, a cardiology follow-up and transport all close by day 6. She is not readmitted.
Seven sources on one timeline. One next best action.
See it on your own data.
Every figure in these workflows is illustrative. The interesting version is the one run against your claims, your caseload and your contracts.