Flag GLP-1 patients due for follow-up Quest labs
GLP-1 patients stay on their monitoring schedule. Screenings and follow-ups that are due are easy to lose in a full panel. Finding them early means your team can reach out before a member slips through.
- Saved per week, estimated
- ~1 hr
- Roles it helps: nurse and MA and physician
- 2
- Steps Tabflows handles for your team
- 4
How it runs
Starts: Every Monday at 7am.
- Step 1
List patients with GLP-1 dispenses in ProficientRx.
- Step 2
Check their latest Quest A1c and metabolic panel dates.
- Step 3
Flag anyone overdue.
- Step 4
Create tasks to order labs.
Everything lands for your team to review, so the clinic stays in charge of every decision.
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We set this up on your ProficientRx and Quest (Quanum) accounts and keep it tuned to how your clinic works.
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Who decides which members to contact?
Your team does. Tabflows finds what's due across your panel and prepares the outreach, and your nurse and MA and physician chooses who hears from you and when.
Do we need to switch from ProficientRx and Quest (Quanum)?
No. Flag GLP-1 patients due for follow-up Quest labs works inside the ProficientRx and Quest (Quanum) accounts your clinic already uses. There is nothing to migrate and no new system for your team to learn.
When does it run?
It starts every Monday at 7am. Tabflows works through 4 steps, and the result lands with your nurse and MA and physician, saving an estimated 1 hr per week.