Platform

One platform. One view.
The coordination layer built to keep care moving.

MyPath.Care is a communication and care coordination platform that powers your existing networks through one shared workflow — where every stakeholder operates in one place, in real time.

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MyPath.Care
Care
Care
Patients
Care Orders
Communication
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Calls
Contacts
Organization
Organization
Directory
Oversight
SM
Steve Morales
steve.morales@sentinelcase…
Care Dashboard
Good afternoon, Steve
Needs your action
19
3 urgent
Unread team chats
6
Needs your action
ML
Matthew Lopez
Home health eval · Review completion
9d
DP
David Patel
DME delivery, walker · Answer offer
4d
LB
Lily Brown
Transport to ortho follow-up · Accept or decline
2d
GK
Grace Kim
Lumbar MRI · Assign team
1d
Care Order tracking

Seven states. Every one timestamped.

Every service on a claim runs as a Care Order, and every Care Order carries its own state — seven of them, each timestamped as it happens. You set the response window, and nothing pauses it, not a counter-offer and not a vendor’s promise to get back to you. When it lapses without an answer, the order doesn't sit there waiting to be noticed. The days an order spent waiting stop living in someone's memory.

Know where every order stands without a follow-up call
A response window you set: 4 hours urgent, 48 routine, or your own
The patient, or the family member helping her, is asked whether her care happened, and whether she still uses the equipment you rent. Her answer sits beside the vendor’s record, and a no reaches you the moment she gives it
One list of what’s waiting on you, urgent first, then whatever has waited longest
Care Order states
Pending
The order is out to the vendor and the clock is running. The vendor sees the referral and who the patient is, not her record, until it accepts.
Accepted
The vendor has taken the work. The rate and count are now settled for both sides, and the response clock stops.
Scheduled
Every visit, delivery or ride gets a date, and the patient picks from the times offered. One that passes with nothing recorded shows on the order.
Complete
The vendor marks the work done. It stays open until your side reviews it, and you can send it back with a note.
Reviewed
Your side checked each line against what was authorized, what the patient said and what proof is attached, and closed it for good.
And the two exits
Declined
The vendor won’t take it. You see how long it sat, and the need moves to the next provider on your list.
Cancelled
Withdrawn by your side, handed back by the vendor with a reason, or closed when your window lapsed. Work already recorded stays on the record.
Unanswered by your deadline? The order closes as no response, and the need goes to the next provider your routing names: a new order, same services, same rate, nothing re-keyed. When nobody is left to ask, your team is told.
Care Orders & shared workflow

Every stakeholder, working from one case.

Adjuster, case manager, network coordinator, provider: everyone works the same case, from the same record. Nothing has to be re-explained at a handoff, because nothing was ever in one person’s head.

One shared case record, current for every role the moment they open it
Rates offered, countered and agreed on the order itself, settled before the work starts
Anyone around the patient can ask for care (the patient, her family, the provider treating her), and one approval turns the request into a Care Order
More care continues the order as its next part, without starting over
Clean handoffs: the next person starts from the record, not a phone call
The care circle
Adjuster
Telephonic CM
Field CM
Network Coordinator
Injured Worker
Family & caregivers
Care Orders
Home Health
DME
Supplies
Transport
Radiology
Physical Medicine
Interpretation
Network & placement

Know who can take the work before you send it.

The real network still lives in a spreadsheet, and every question a payer asks about it (is this provider credentialed, does anyone cover this county, how fast do they accept) is answered by phone. MyPath.Care puts the network on the same record as the work it routes. Each provider keeps one record of itself that the networks it works with read, each network keeps its own holds and scorecards on that provider, and where a payer has chosen a panel, its providers are offered first.

Know your network
Load the provider network you already keep from a file, and invite the providers in it to join
Set the credentials you require, verify what providers submit, and have every provider organization screened monthly against the OIG and SAM.gov exclusion lists
Contracts with their terms and documents, and what each provider is contracted to deliver at what rate
Coverage by county and service, and whether a provider is taking work, stated by the provider itself
Scorecards against the response and start-of-care targets you set, and a county-by-county view of where your network is thin
Place the work
The payer’s or self-insured employer’s panel first, then its networks’, then your own. Send elsewhere and you record why
Routing that skips anyone who doesn’t cover the county or isn’t taking work, and every provider left out shows why
Drive time and distance from the patient’s home, work or the address the care comes to, and your organization decides what near means
When nobody knows who should take the work or what it should cost, put it to bid among the providers your network has cleared, and award it yourself
Communication Hub

Captured, not chased.

The approval is in an adjuster’s email, the clinic answered by voicemail, and the case manager heard by text. Every fact exists, just never in one place. Five channels in, one thread out: messages and documents land on the case, timestamped, and a call starts right from its thread.

What goes away
Untracked emails and voicemails
Manual status chasing
Approvals buried in inboxes
Rebuilding the audit record
What it captures
Every channel, one thread
The channel each message arrived on
Approvals, decisions, negotiations
Every document stored once, exactly as received, with every version kept
EmailFaxCallPortalText
One connected thread
AD
Adjuster · PT auth approved — 6 visits
Portal 9:14a
PR
Provider · MRI read uploaded
Fax 11:02a
NC
Network Coord · Radiology scheduled
Text 2:37p
AI Assist

Operational intelligence. Humans stay in control.

AI does the reading, so your team starts the day on the current picture instead of a pile of unread files. It sees only what you can already open, never writes over what your team entered, and runs inside our own cloud environment. What it does, and what stays with your teams:

What AI does
Summarizes each new document the moment it lands
Labels each new document by type, never over a label your team chose
Translates messages, notes and requests from any language into English, Spanish or Portuguese, the original always one tap away
Transcribes a call live as people speak, taking in only those who agreed, ready to export as a record
Flags compliance gaps: a missing document, an authorization about to lapse
Answers questions about your own work from what you can already open, each answer linked to its source
What your teams decide
Clinical care
Authorizations
Medical necessity
Rate approvals
Exceptions and escalations
Security & compliance

Built to protect PHI — at every step.

Protected health information is sensitive by definition. MyPath.Care is built secure by design, so the right people see the right information, what they do with it is captured, and it stays off the lock screen: a notification says what kind of update arrived, never what anyone wrote.

Access follows the case

Narrower than role-based access. People reach a patient through a part in her care (her Care Circle, the providers on her orders, the managers her organization appoints), and it is checked on every request. Rates never reach the patient, and a vendor that declines an order stops seeing the claim.

Our admin tools stop short of care

MyPath.Care’s platform administrators approve organizations, look up accounts and answer support requests. Nothing in those tools opens a patient record, a Care Order, or a network’s contracts and credentials.

Audit-ready by default

Changes to patients, Care Circles and Care Orders are logged as they happen, timestamped, with who made them, and every document records who added it, changed it and opened it. The log is append-only: nothing in it is edited or deleted.

A BAA, before any PHI moves

We sign a Business Associate Agreement with every customer before a single record moves. The AI that reads your documents runs inside our own cloud project, so documents are never sent to an outside AI vendor.

See the platform in action.

See the shared thread, the Care Order state ledger, the network behind it and the AI assist working together on one case.

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