Chronic care
Chronic and metabolic care teams
A supervised Metabolic Health Agent tracks HbA1c reviews, lab closure, and refills between visits — recapturing the planned reviews that no-shows drop.
Reference engagementClients
Where care teams put a supervised agent on the work between visits.
See the care journeys Cura42 clients are closing — quarterly diabetes reviews, 30-day post-discharge recovery, and the follow-ups that usually slip — and the recoverable revenue those recaptured touchpoints return.
Client proof
Proof by care journey, not by logo wall.
Each engagement starts with a Patient Care Journey Audit. Then a supervised, doctor-designed agent reads the longitudinal record, runs the medically-vetted protocol between visits, and escalates exceptions to a named clinician — every action logged.
Care coordination
Hospital and specialty care teams
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Reference engagementLongitudinal journeys
Digital health operators
Shows the intended buyer category without inventing named customers.
Reference engagementRegional context
GCC and India healthcare organizations
Regional emphasis without implying unverified regulatory coverage.
Reference engagementChronic care
BeatO
Referenced in the current Cura42 narrative as chronic-care deployment proof.
Reference engagementWhere the revenue leaks
The drop-offs between visits are where billable touchpoints go missing.
A patient is advised a review, a refill, a follow-up call. When no-shows, pending labs, and silent non-adherence go unnoticed, the care happens late or never — and the encounter that should have been recaptured (RPM/CCM, planned reviews, post-discharge follow-up) quietly leaks out of the P&L. The supervised agent closes that gap between visits so the revenue stays attached to the care.
Planned reviews protected
4 planned diabetes reviews per year protected
The metabolic-health agent tracks who is due or overdue, confirms hba1c/lab closure recaptured before review, and recaptures the planned touchpoints that no-shows drop.
Red flags caught early
30-day follow-up visit closure recaptured
The post-discharge agent runs 48-hour recovery check-in completed and 7-day symptom and medicine review run between visits, surfacing red flags before they become a readmission.
Revenue recaptured, not invented
Missed follow-ups, returned to the schedule.
Recoverable follow-up revenue and missed billable encounters move back into view — qualitatively, per journey — instead of leaking silently between visits. Figures are confirmed against your own data in the audit, never assumed.
Human-in-the-loop governance
Every agent action runs a medically-vetted protocol, logs what it did, and escalates anything off-pathway to a named clinician — so recapturing revenue never means cutting a clinical corner.
Care journey audit
See the gaps in your own care journey — book the audit.
Cura42 audits a specific care journey, patient-context readiness, handoffs, revenue leakage, and agent opportunities so the first automation move is specific, defensible, and tied to the touchpoints you are losing between visits.