Detect emerging drop-off, understand the likely barrier, and act before the outcome and the revenue are gone.
They miss a lab. They skip a titration check. They go quiet after the first plateau. Weeks later the clinic sees a cancelled renewal and calls it churn.
Signals, not schedules. Synarmic surfaces the patterns associated with emerging drop-off. Moments in orange go to your care team for clinical review, never to automation alone.
A missed lab lives in one system, a skipped visit in another, a stalled refill in a third. Apart, each looks like noise. Joined, they are a patient about to disappear.
Synarmic reads the systems you already use, joins the signals scattered across them, and gives your designated owner one ordered queue in a lightweight portal, with review cases routed into the agreed workflow where configured.
Synarmic detects emerging drop-off, infers the likely barrier, and takes the next approved action. When the inferred barrier matches a protocol your clinic has approved, the corresponding message is sent automatically by email or SMS. Clinically consequential, sensitive, or uncertain moments are routed to your care team.
One queue, inside your workflow, reviewed on your team's rhythm.
Say Maria misses two appointments and lets her refill lapse. Synarmic catches the pattern and drafts the next step automatically.
Scheduling and logistics signals detected. Friction-removal intervention recommended.
Because the barrier is likely scheduling friction, this protocol has a 58% chance of bringing the patient back.
High confidence (89%): 2 strong signals, 1 moderate.
Say James mentions dizziness in a reply. Synarmic recognizes a potential clinical signal and routes it to the care team.
Side-effect indicator detected. High-urgency, empathy-first response recommended.
Because the signal points to a clinical symptom, this is held for review. Recovery odds are 62% once your team responds.
High confidence (86%): 2 strong signals, 1 moderate.
Illustrative case data, not real patients. Your clinic writes and approves every protocol before launch. Synarmic only determines when an approved message is triggered.
Reminders follow schedules. Synarmic follows signals.
When continuation remains clinically appropriate, the clinical and commercial incentives align.
What better follow-through can mean
What better visibility can mean
Your clinic sets the rules in advance. Where a barrier matches a protocol you approved, the message sends on its own. Where judgment is required, nothing sends automatically and your clinicians decide.
Adjust the inputs to match your operation. Illustrative, and replaced with your own data in an Opportunity Assessment.
ILLUSTRATIVE ESTIMATES. NOT A FORECAST OF SYNARMIC PERFORMANCE.
One early adherence window, an agreed baseline, and a credible comparison, so your team can see what changed before expanding across programs or locations. It begins with a 30-minute working session on your program structure, enrollment volume, and current follow-up model.