Follow Up Reports
About This Video
Preparing for a follow-up visit? This walkthrough shows how Follow-Up Reports in ReveliaDx help you review patient progress quickly and clearly before the appointment.
You’ll learn how to spot which symptoms have improved or worsened since the last visit, so you can walk in with an immediate sense of what has changed. The hover details reveal symptom intensity and frequency breakdowns, making it easier to track patterns over time with more precision.
The report also surfaces the patient’s top five symptoms, helping you prioritize the visit around what matters most right now.
Ideal for practitioners who want to start every follow-up informed, focused, and ready to adjust the treatment plan efficiently.
Frequently Asked Questions
Follow-up reports can be generated from the patient’s record or reporting section after new symptom or intake information has been submitted. The report compiles recent patient data so practitioners can review progress since the previous visit.
Yes. Follow-up reports help highlight changes in symptoms compared to earlier reports. This allows practitioners to quickly identify which symptoms are improving, which remain unchanged, and which may need additional attention.
Yes. Follow-up reports typically include symptom intensity and frequency information, allowing practitioners to see how symptom severity or occurrence has changed over time.
The Top Five Symptoms feature highlights the symptoms that currently have the highest impact based on the patient’s reported intensity and frequency. In the follow-up report, these symptoms are surfaced at the top so practitioners can quickly identify the patient’s most significant concerns since the last visit. This focused view helps providers prioritize discussion during the appointment and evaluate how symptoms are changing over time.
Follow-up reports organize key patient information in a clear summary before the appointment begins. Practitioners can review symptom trends and patient updates in advance, which helps them focus the visit on the most important concerns and make better use of appointment time.