MedPull checks in with every post-op patient, tracks how recovery is progressing, and tells your team who needs attention today.
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Monitoring tools hand you another screen and more numbers to interpret. MedPull is an AI intelligence layer. It combines check-ins, wearable data, and your EMR into a short list of patients who need you, each with the reason already written out.
Everything you need to follow a patient from discharge to recovery, without adding to anyone's workload.
MedPull integrates with the patient's wearable, so activity, step count, and sleep sit next to what they told us in their check-in. When a patient reports they are moving well but their step count has halved, the worklist sees both.
MedPull integrates directly with your EMR. Patient and procedure data flow in automatically, and recovery summaries post back to the chart as progress notes, so nobody re-enters anything by hand.
The same AI that talks to your patient produces the worklist, the summary, and the billing status.
A static questionnaire asks every patient the same questions and learns nothing. MedPull knows the procedure, the post-op day, and what the patient said last time. A pain score that jumps three points triggers the follow-up a nurse would have asked.
Most monitoring products show you all 240 patients and leave triage to your staff. MedPull inverts that. Patients are ranked by clinical concern, each with the reason written out, so the first thing your team reads is the decision they need to make.
Recovery is progressing, with one new concern. Range of motion has improved steadily (86° to 98° over 7 days) and home exercise adherence is strong at 86%. Reported pain rose from 4 to 7 over the last three check-ins, concentrated at night, now with new swelling. Consistent with overexertion, but warrants a call to rule out effusion or early infection.
Every check-in, trend, and flag becomes a paragraph written for a clinician: what's going well, what changed, and what it might mean. The underlying data is one click away, but nobody has to assemble the story.
Remote Therapeutic Monitoring is reimbursable, but most practices skip it because tracking data days and interactive minutes by hand isn't worth the trouble. MedPull counts both automatically, as a byproduct of work your team already does.
RTM code availability and reimbursement vary by payer and setting. MedPull supports your billing workflow and does not provide billing or legal advice.
From discharge to a ranked worklist, without anyone chasing patients down.
A short check-in arrives by text. No app, no portal login, in the patient's language. Questions adapt to their procedure and their last answers.
Answers become structured recovery signals: pain, range of motion, function, adherence. Combined with wearable data and trended against the expected path for that procedure.
One ranked worklist, an AI summary posted back to your EMR, and RTM billing status already computed.
Before MedPull was a Recovery Copilot, we built an AI conversational intake platform for community health centers: adaptive, multilingual patient conversations designed for real clinical settings. That engine is what the Recovery Copilot runs on. The conversation is the same. What we ask about, and who we hand the answers to, is what changed.
Adaptive, multilingual patient conversations built for community health centers.
The same engine, pointed at post-operative orthopedic recovery.
Answers about monitoring, workflow, billing, and privacy.
We're onboarding a small group of orthopedic practices. If post-op follow-up is eating your team's time, we'd like to hear about it.
Or request early access and we'll reach out to set up a walkthrough.