Intelligent Intake
Structured symptom and BP collection before each visit. Clinicians receive organized data, not raw complaints.
Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy
When BP rises, your team knows first
Gestational hypertension and preeclampsia require more than one-off visits. Viv extends care teams with structured monitoring, escalation & postpartum support.
Patient & clinician guide: monitoring hypertension in pregnancy (ACOG-aligned)
Why This Matters
OB workflows aren't built for continuous management
Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy demand monitoring, triage, and escalation between appointments — tasks the traditional visit schedule can't cover.
~10%
of U.S. pregnancies involve hypertensive disorders
28%
of HDP patients seen within 3 weeks postpartum
~40%
still hypertensive at the 6-week follow-up
Missed Escalation Windows
Severe-range BPs surface days late—before your team sees what happened between visits.
After-Hours Concerns
Symptoms spike overnight. Patients hit the inbox or the ED—with no triage lane.
Inconsistent Triage
No shared protocol at first contact. Every answer depends on who's on call.
Postpartum Monitoring Gaps
BP is on the patient after discharge. The highest-risk window slips by.
How Viv Helps
Built for end-to-end workflows
From first intake to postpartum handoff — Viv handles the coordination work so your team can focus on clinical decisions. Also used by private OB/Gyn practices and community health clinics.
Triage & Escalation
Adaptive questioning identifies flags — headache, visual changes, edema. Readings above thresholds trigger protocol-driven notifications.
BP Follow-Up Scheduling
Automated prompts guide patients to submit readings on defined intervals. No manual outreach required.
Between-Visit Messaging
Patients receive check-ins and education between appointments. Urgent situations are escalated. Routine questions are handled.
Clinical Summaries
BP trends, symptom history, and patient-reported concerns compiled into a structured pre-visit summary.
Reimbursement-Ready Artifacts
Suggested CPT codes, time logs, monitoring history, escalation notes, and care-plan documentation — generated automatically from patient interactions.
Care Journey
From first reading to postpartum handoff
1
Intake & Risk Stratification
Patient is identified with chronic hypertension, gestational hypertension, or preeclampsia risk. Viv collects structured history, medication status, and baseline BP.
2
Monitoring Between Visits
Patients submit readings on a defined schedule. Values above treatment thresholds — SBP ≥160 or DBP ≥110 — trigger immediate follow-up workflows.
3
Escalation & Clinical Review
Severe-range readings and symptom flags route to a prioritized clinician alert. Documentation is generated automatically.
4
Postpartum Continuity
Monitoring continues after delivery. Viv supports the BP management window before patients transition to primary care or cardio-obstetrics.
5
Billing Artifacts Prepared
Suggested CPT codes, time logs, monitoring history, escalation notes, and care-plan documentation — ready for your billing team.
Reimbursement
Turn care into reimbursement-ready documentation
Viv doesn't just monitor patients. It creates the artifacts clinics need to bill appropriately, document care, and justify follow-up.
Make hypertension follow-up reimbursable, not invisible
From patient check-ins to billing-ready notes
Capture the care your clinic already provides
Built for Clinical Environments
Infrastructure your team can trust
HIPAA-Compatible Infrastructure
Built for clinical environments with privacy, security, and data handling standards designed for healthcare.
Clinician-in-the-Loop
AI assists with triage and documentation. Clinical decisions remain with your care team.
OB/Gyn–Focused Workflows
Designed with obstetric protocols — not adapted from general remote monitoring tools. Pregnancy-specific thresholds built in.
See what clinical workflow support looks like for your practice
Deploy in weeks, not months
English & Spanish patient support
Configurable BP escalation thresholds
OB/Gyn–native protocols, not general RPM tools