
Cardiovascular

Learn From Every Patient. Improve Every Journey.
PATHS turns clinical expertise into guided patient journeys that help people understand their care, stay on track, and follow through. Along the way, PATHS captures engagement, knowledge, and completion, giving healthcare organizations the insights to continuously improve care.









Managing any chronic condition is hard, and the patient can’t take the clinician home with them. Care teams educate patients, explain treatment plans, demonstrate techniques, and provide instructions for managing their health at home. But what happens after the patient leaves the clinical setting?
Did they understand the instructions? Can they correctly monitor their blood sugar, manage medications, or follow their nutrition plan? Are they taking the next steps, or struggling with something their care team doesn't know about?
The challenge isn't simply providing guidance. It's knowing what patients understand, remember, and actually do with it.
PATHS helps healthcare organizations close that visibility gap. By turning clinical expertise into guided patient journeys, PATHS captures engagement, assesses understanding, and helps identify where patients are progressing, where they're struggling, and where additional support may be needed.
Every patient journey is an opportunity to learn. PATHS makes it easy to turn your team's expertise into guided workflows, engage patients, and understand what they complete, what they know, and where they struggle. Use those insights to identify and close care gaps, refine workflows, and continuously improve the patient experience.
Once your Path is ready, share it by text, email, or QR code. Patients can access their guidance directly from their phone, wherever they are.
See what happens at every level, from an individual patient’s activity to the performance of a single Path and the broader organization. Understand completion, knowledge, and engagement so your team knows where to focus improvement efforts.
Individual Patient · Path Performance · Organizational Insights
In an Arizona fentanyl prevention education pilot, more than 2,000 participants, including 1,740 students, parents, and teachers, engaged with the curriculum across four high schools, completing more than 31,000 Steps. The study demonstrated statistically significant knowledge improvement (p < .001), showing how PATHS can measure learning and help organizations understand the impact of their educational programs.
Source: STOP IT! Pilot, 2025–2026. Explore the Results (PDF download)
Every specialty and service line has unique challenges and opportunities to improve patient care. Explore the areas below, or connect with us to discuss how PATHS can support the specific needs of your organization.
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Start with one workflow. Understand what happens. Improve the next journey.