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Thrive Direct Health Care

How Thrive Direct Health Care runs Tabflows across a growing team, every day of the month

Impact
DPC + Pain ManagementTwo care models running from one shared workflow
at a glance
Thrive Direct Health Care
Company
Thrive Direct Health Care
Model
Direct Primary Care + Direct Pain Management
Provider
Dr. Brianna Wilson, NP
Uses Tabflows for
SideTab, tasks, team workflows

Thrive shows Tabflows spreading across a team managing two care models at once. The story is less about a single enthusiastic user and more about a shared workflow surface the whole team returns to daily.

Thrive TL;DR

  • Thrive runs both direct primary care and direct pain management from one practice.
  • The practice operates on a direct-pay membership model, with no insurance required.
  • Led by Dr. Brianna Wilson, NP, with a sub-specialty in functional medicine.
The problem01

The problem

Diagram showing Tabflows finding a time leak, a repeat task, and a bottleneck, then automating them

As teams grow, informal workflow gets fragile. One person knows where things live. Another person remembers a follow-up. A third person uses a different system. Work keeps moving, but visibility breaks down.

Work keeps moving, but visibility breaks down.

That is where growing DPC teams need a shared workflow layer, especially one running more than one care model at once.

Why Tabflows02

Why Tabflows

Diagram showing a patient intake form flowing through Tabflows into a profile, a welcome step, and a task list

Tabflows gives Thrive a common surface across the clinic day. SideTab helps the team move through tools. Tasks helps capture and complete the work created by those tools.

This is the case study for practices asking whether a shared workflow layer scales beyond a single founder running the whole show.

What changed03

What changed

Diagram showing Tabflows scanning patient records like a radar so no one drifts, then routing them into a follow-up list

The strongest proof is consistency: a team that returns to the same shared surface every day, instead of drifting back to informal, person-dependent tracking.

That consistency is what suggests Tabflows has become part of the team's actual routine, not just a tool they tried once.