
Every year, millions of patients are seen at medical outreaches across Africa and then lost. No records survive, no referrals are tracked, and no one knows who got care and who didn’t.
CareFloe Outreach, the first variant of CareFloe’s continuity-of-care infrastructure, gives outreach teams the tools to record, track, and follow through, turning a one-day event into a data trail that holds the system accountable.
At every community outreach, the referral slip is where the care ends.CareFloe Outreach changes that by automating patient follow-up, tracking referral compliance, and confirming clinic arrival, turning every referral into a completed journey.
We replace paper slips with a traceable digital timeline.
Workers log patient data offline. Critical alerts trigger automatically.
Patients receive unique codes and timed SMS reminders.
Patients follow the automated care plan with verified health guidance.
Aggregated metrics flow to health ministries and sponsors.
An automated SMS architecture designed to guide referred patients from the community outreach directly to their recovery destination.
Sent immediately to the patient's phone. Shows the clinic address, appointment date, and secret referral code.
Sent a day before the referral deadline to remind them of their upcoming facility appointment.
Sent 4 days after the referral deadline to urge them to visit the clinic if they still haven't checked in.
Sent 14 days after the outreach to check on their wellness, triggering a manual call alert for health workers.
Distinct workflows for Volunteers logging vitals and Organizers monitoring outreach impact.
Saves patient information safely on mobile tablets even without network. Syncs automatically when online.
Visual indicators flag high blood pressure or positive tests immediately, ensuring fast intervention.
A live dashboard provides sponsors with transparent, aggregated metrics on outreach success and referral compliance.
Deploy CareFloe Outreach for your next medical camp and ensure every patient is tracked, reminded, and cared for.