Good morning — here's your day

Monday, August 3 · cohort 1 · 21 members active · everything below is one click from its work screen

Awaiting verification

21

oldest: S-021 re-review · 2 h agoS-033 · new import · 12 min ago

Open work items

7

2 auto-created overnight

Refill gaps

1

S-007 · atorvastatin · 4 days past

Devices not syncing

1

S-014 · 3 days — shows as no-data, not missed

Needs attention first
Verify	S-033 — new member, scan importmanual entry (8 records) awaiting your verification technician import · side-by-side review readytechnician entry · row-by-row review ready
Adherence	S-014 — confirmed-dose rate 71% over rolling 7 days — below the 80% threshold auto-created adherence check · misses cluster on evening doses, see member view
Consult	S-002 — "Can I take this with my new vitamin?" member-initiated from the app · response during pharmacy hours

Enroll new member

~5 min at the counter · baseline + device + import in one visit

Staff-assisted by design — members trust the counter, not an app. Consent first, then baseline questionnaire, device setup, and care circle — they leave with a working band and a complete profile.

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S-034 auto-assigned

Study ID is the display identifier; name visibility follows the site's identifier configuration

Member name

Date of birth

Preferred language — consults land better in the member's language

Caregiver contact — optional, consent-scoped

Consent — required

Member mode locks this device to the member's task — the dashboard is unreachable until staff returns with a PIN. Paper consent remains available as fallback; the boxes below record either path.

Program consent recorded

Signed paper form scanned and attached — the consent document travels with the member record.

Device & data-use agreement recorded

Covers the band, the dashboard, and the study data flows in plain language.

Enrollment is gated: both consent records, every baseline profile item, each device-setup step, and the primary care-circle contact (name · phone · relationship) must be recorded before it completes.

Baseline profile — ask the member

Staff asks, member answers verbally, staff taps. Every item is one tap. Collected once at enrollment — feeds the baseline record and the research export.

Living situation

Primary phone

Number of pharmacies used

Who manages your medications day to day?

Use a pill organizer?

Past month — how often do you take medications as prescribed?

Any falls in the past 12 months?

When you stand up, do you get dizzy or lightheaded?

Ever used a smartwatch or fitness tracker?

How comfortable are you with phone apps?

Preferred way to reach you about medications

Device setup — they leave wearing the band

Fit, pair, confirm sync, show how to charge. A device mailed later is a device that sits in a drawer. At handoff, staff says: "If you ever have a fall, tell your pharmacy team — even if you feel fine."

Strap fit — adjustable strap, no sizes

Band paired and syncing

Device ID linked to this member — initial sync confirmed on screen.

Charging demonstrated

Member or caregiver shown the charger; charger included in the take-home kit.

Member wearing the band

Fitted, comfortable, correct wrist confirmed.

Care circle — who gets the SOS alert

The member names who to notify when they press the SOS button and in what order. At least one contact required.

Primary contact — required

Second contact — optional

Alert order

Enrollment, baseline, device, and import — one counter visit, no second appointment.

Member view — this screen is just for youEnglish ▾

Your consent — Harold

Please read this in your own time. A team member is right here for any question. Nothing starts until you sign.

Illustrative consent flow — draft copy. The operative consent is the IRB-approved, versioned document (D-5/D-5a); it renders here verbatim once approved.

What this program is

You are joining a wellness program run with your pharmacy. You will wear a comfortable band that helps you keep track of your medicines, and your pharmacy team can see how it is going so they can help you.

What we collect, in plain words

The medicines your pharmacy team enters with you · the reminders the band gives you and the ones you confirm · whether the band is being worn · the contact people you choose for the band's help button · falls you or your family tell us about, so your pharmacist can check your medicines · your answers to the fall-risk questions, when we offer them. The band does not track where you go. The band's help button calls the family contacts you choose — no one else. And if you ever have a fall, tell your pharmacy team — even if you feel fine. It helps them check whether your medicines played a part.

Who can see it

Your pharmacy team. Researchers at the university receive study information without your name on it. You choose whether a family member or caregiver can see anything, and you can change your mind at any time.

Leaving the program

You can stop at any time, for any reason, by telling your pharmacy team. Nothing about your regular pharmacy service changes if you do.

I have read this — or had it read to me — and my questions were answered. I agree to wear the band and to the pharmacy and university using my information as described.

Sign above with your fingerClear

Both statements and a signature are needed before we can continue.

Signed consent is stored as a document with the member record, timestamped and witnessed by the signed-in staff member. Every member-mode task above writes its own completion event (EN-5/EN-6); the STEADI self-completion step appears only where that site's flag is on (FL-5).

New member — medication import

staff time self-measured · running median 2m 40s · pharmacist needed only at verification

Three steps, run by any staff role at the counter. Progress saves automatically — safe to step away mid-flow. The pharmacist's part happens afterward, in the verification queue.

1Member & capture

2Complete the history

3Review & submit

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S-033

enrolled today · consent recorded ✓ · device: pending delivery

New member

RECOMMENDED

Scan the printed Rx30 summary

One sheet from the dispensing system — the parser proposes the rows, nothing auto-commits.

Site export file

Structured export from the dispensing system, where available.

Type it, with autocomplete

Equal-standing path — never blocked by a scanner.

Rx30_summary_S-033.jpg — 1 page captured · legible · patient header matches linked member · 7 rows proposed, 1 flagged for the pharmacist

Parsing runs while you continue — no waiting screen.

Right member, one scan — that's the whole step.Right member, then type the list with autocomplete — scan import arrives in the October release.

Anything beyond this pharmacy's records? — the four questions

The scan covers what was filled here. Ask the member the probes pharmacists already use — and record who gave the history:

1Other pharmacies or mail order? — none reported

2Over-the-counter, vitamins, supplements? — added: Aspirin 81 mg (OTC) · once daily · reminders ON

3Inhalers, patches, drops, or injectables? — the forms members forget because they aren't pills — none reported

4Recently hospitalized — is there a discharge list to reconcile? — no

☰History informant: member (self) · change to caregiver / discharge document if they supplied it

Allergy status — required

Record allergies / intolerances

Substance and reaction — free text is fine at this step.

NKDA — member confirms no known drug allergies

An affirmative statement the member makes, recorded with this import — not an empty field.

Allergy status is required before this import can continue — record allergies or an explicit NKDA confirmation.

✓7 rows from the Rx30 scan + 1 member-reported = 8 records · 1 flagged low-confidence for the pharmacist · PRN recorded without reminders

✓8 records entered with autocomplete · structured schedule on every row · PRN recorded without reminders

✓Schedules anchored to the member's day: 8:00 AM · with breakfast · 6:00 PM · with dinner · bedtime

activity anchors beat clock times for recall — adjustable per med

✓1 member-reported OTC added (source-tagged) · duplicates checked — none flagged

✓Allergy status: not yet recorded · source image attached · every step in the event log

The pharmacist reviews side-by-side and verifies — usually seconds per row.

Verification Queue

Deterministic order — priority class (new import → re-review → routine), then age. Every session opens side-by-side against its source.

New import

12 min ago

S-033 — import #118 · 8 records (7 scan + 1 reported) · technician import8 records · manual entry with autocomplete · technician import

1 low-confidence row flagged · allergy status: NKDA recordedallergy status: NKDA recorded

metformin 500 mg · lisinopril 10 mg · losartan 100 mg ⚑losartan 100 mg · atorvastatin 20 mg · gabapentin 300 mg · hydrochlorothiazide 25 mg · zolpidem 5 mg · aspirin 81 mg (OTC)

7 of 8 reviewed

Re-review

2 h ago

S-021 — 2 records flipped to re-review after post-verification edits

schedule change · strength correction — scoped to the changed records only

2 records

Routine

due 08/04

S-002 — 90-day re-verification

quarterly freshness floor · last verified 05/06

Scheduled

Ordering is fixed and explainable — nothing is algorithmically triaged. Refill-pickup re-verifications appear here as dispensing events occur.

← Queue

Verification — S-033 · import #118

Scan import by J. Trainer, CPhT · 12 min ago · clinical-identifiers mode ON for pharmacist role on this view · Allergies: NKDA (synthetic) · Rx reminders follow the last verified schedule; member-added OTC reminders run immediately (VQ-4 tiered, ruled 8/7)Manual entry by J. Trainer, CPhT · 12 min ago · clinical-identifiers mode ON for pharmacist role on this view · Allergies: NKDA (synthetic) · Rx reminders follow the last verified schedule; member-added OTC reminders run immediately (VQ-4 tiered)

Resumed — review state auto-saved · your progress survived the session timeout

7 of 8 rows reviewed

source: printed Rx30 medication summary · 1 page · rows below 90% parse confidence are flagged — fixed rule, never adaptiveentered by technician with autocomplete · the pharmacist reviews each row and stamps — identity + NPI + timestamp

MANUAL ENTRY SESSION — IMPORT #118
SOURCE: TECHNICIAN-ENTERED LIST · COUNTER INTAKE

Entered by J. Trainer, CPhT · typed with autocomplete from the records the member presented at the counter (VQ-3: a manual session renders its source here — what was entered, before the pharmacist's review)

1. METFORMIN 500MG TAB — TWICE DAILY WITH MEALS

2. LISINOPRIL 10MG TAB — ONCE DAILY

3. LOSARTAN 10MG TAB — ONCE DAILY (as entered — corrected to 100 mg at review)

4. ATORVASTATIN 20MG TAB — ONCE DAILY AT BEDTIME

5. GABAPENTIN 300MG CAP — THREE TIMES DAILY

6. HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE 25MG TAB — ONCE DAILY (removed at review — discontinued by prescriber)

7. ZOLPIDEM 5MG TAB — AT BEDTIME AS NEEDED (PRN)

8. ASPIRIN 81MG (OTC) — ONCE DAILY · added in the other-medications step

COMMUNITY PHARMACY & WELLNESS CENTER
PATIENT MEDICATION SUMMARY

PATIENT: EXAMPLEBERG, DOROTHY (SYNTHETIC)
DOB: 01/01/1949 · PRINTED: 08/01/2026

1. METFORMIN HCL 500MG TAB
   TAKE 1 TABLET BY MOUTH TWICE DAILY WITH MEALS
   QTY 180 · DS 90 · LAST FILL 07/12/2026 · RF 2

2. LISINOPRIL 10MG TAB
   TAKE 1 TABLET BY MOUTH ONCE DAILY
   QTY 90 · DS 90 · LAST FILL 07/12/2026 · RF 3

3. LOSARTAN 100MG TAB
   TAKE 1 TABLET BY MOUTH ONCE DAILY
   QTY 90 · DS 90 · LAST FILL 07/12/2026 · RF 1

4. ATORVASTATIN 20MG TAB
   TAKE 1 TABLET BY MOUTH ONCE DAILY AT BEDTIME
   QTY 90 · DS 90 · LAST FILL 07/12/2026 · RF 3

5. GABAPENTIN 300MG CAP
   TAKE 1 CAPSULE BY MOUTH THREE TIMES DAILY
   QTY 270 · DS 90 · LAST FILL 07/12/2026 · RF 1

6. HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE 25MG TAB
   TAKE 1 TABLET BY MOUTH ONCE DAILY
   QTY 90 · DS 90 · LAST FILL 03/02/2026 · RF 0

7. ZOLPIDEM 5MG TAB
   TAKE 1 TABLET BY MOUTH AT BEDTIME AS NEEDED FOR SLEEP
   QTY 30 · DS 30 · LAST FILL 07/20/2026 · RF 1

✓ Confirmed

Metformin 500 mg tablet

Take 1 tablet by mouth twice daily with meals · schedule 8:00 AM / 6:00 PM

parse 99%

✎ Modified

Losartan 100 mg tablet was parsed: 10 mgentered: 10 mg — corrected at review

Take 1 tablet by mouth once daily · 8:00 AM

parse 62% — low · check source

Discrepancy: wrong strengthclassify further (PCNE) ▾ optional · disposition logged: modify · create work item from this row →

✕ Removed

Hydrochlorothiazide 25 mg tablet

Discontinued by prescriber — last fill 03/02, no refills

parse 97%

Discrepancy: discontinued — not removed · disposition: override · reason: incorrect — removal logged as a correction event

✓ Confirmed

Zolpidem 5 mg tablet PRN FRID

At bedtime as needed for sleep · recorded, no timed reminders

parse 98%

+ Reported

Aspirin 81 mg tablet (OTC)

Once daily · added in "other medications" step · reminders on · 8:00 AM

manual

● Pending

Gabapentin 300 mg capsule FRID

Take 1 capsule by mouth three times daily · 8 AM / 2 PM / 8 PM

parse 96%

+ 2 more confirmed — lisinopril · atorvastatin

✓ drug names✓ strengths✓ frequency/schedule✓ no duplicates✓ discontinued removed✓ allergy status✓ OTC/supplements✓ PRN handling✓ schedule elections

Draft saves automatically — safe to step away. Every confirm logs an accept; session self-times for the study. Verification = pharmacist identity + NPI + timestamp.

← Member

Add medication — S-014

Manual path with autocomplete — generic-first, most common strengths surfaced as buttons, label-faithful units. Same schema and verification flow as every other source.

Drug name

⚠ Potential duplicate — not blocked, flagged.

Metformin 500 mg tablet · twice daily with meals matches an existing record exactly (drug + form + strength + directions). You decide:

Different strengths of the same drug never flag — two strengths taken together, or alternated across days to reach a weekly dose, are real regimens.

Work Queue

One list, filter by type. Auto-created items are logged suggestions — dismissing one asks why. Role defaults: callbacks/outreach → technician · consults → pharmacist. Ordering is deterministic — priority class, then age; nothing is algorithmically triaged. Every item runs open → in-progress → resolved (AQ-3): assign & start before a disposition can be recorded; one canonical disposition list everywhere.

Adherenceauto · 2h ago

S-014 — confirmed-dose rate 71% over rolling 7 days (<80% threshold, RO-7) · misses cluster on evening doses attempt 1 of 3

unassigned · assign to me · suggested role: technician · member also has a no-sync flag — check the device first

Adherenceauto · yesterday

S-021 — was 78% over rolling 7 days at creation — since recovered to 92%

in progress · assigned: J. Trainer, CPhT · barrier found: cost — savings program discussed · verify and close

Consultmember app · 1h ago

S-002 — "Can I take this with my new vitamin?" member-initiated

pre-identified · language: English · unassigned · assign to me · response during pharmacy hours · pharmacist queue

Consultphone · logged 3h ago

S-014 — caregiver question about evening schedule

logged by staff · pharmacist queue

Callbackmanual · due 08/05

S-007 — follow-up on schedule change

scheduled follow-up · technician queue

Outreachmanual · today

S-021 — post-discharge reconciliation: hospital list vs active meds

discharge summary brought to counter · flag duplicates and discontinuations for the pharmacist

Outreachauto · today

S-007 — refill gap: atorvastatin 4 days past projected exhaustion

dashboard-only alert — never shown to the member

Adherence and refill resolutions capture a barrier reason — cost · side effects · believes unneeded · forgot · supply-sync — persisted to the member header for the next caller. First-touch time is logged per item.

Enrollment & Data Completeness

Cohort and data-quality status for the evaluation program

Study coordinator view — read-only for the coordinator role (the enroll shortcut belongs to this signed-in pharmacist session) · Study IDs only · exports run on the agreed monthly calendar with a completeness attestation per deliveryevent capture active from day one; the export pipeline arrives in the December release, subject to the data-use agreement

Enrolled · cohort 1

21 / 50

3 enrolled this week

Members with 7-day data

19 / 21

2 in device no-data state

Lists verified

19 / 21

2 awaiting pharmacist verification

Next export deliveryExport pipeline

Sep 1Dec

week-2 quality-check delivery: sent ✓December release · DUA-gated · events captured now

Approached

41

Screen-failed

6

reasons logged

Declined

9

reasons logged

Enrolled

21

Withdrawn

1

rolls up from the queue disposition

Member	Enrolled	Device days	Data completeness · 30d	Verification
S-002	05/06	89	97%	Verified
S-007	05/06	89	99%	Verified
S-014	05/06	86	83% no-sync 3d	Verified
S-021	05/08	87	95%	2 awaiting
S-033	today	0	— awaiting device	Import pending

Staff training (AC-7)	Modules	Sandbox walkthrough	Certification
R. Trainer, PharmD	5 / 5 ✓ · 08/28	Complete 08/29	—
J. Trainer, CPhT	4 / 5 · in progress	Complete 08/30	CHW cert 09/02
M. Trainer, Coordinator	3 / 3 ✓ · 09/01	n/a — read-only role	—

Pre-consent funnel stages (approached · screen-failed · declined) are anonymous aggregate counts from the product-analytics plane — no identifiers exist for people who never consented. No-data windows are attributed to device state, never counted as missed doses. Staff workflow events are pseudonymized in every export; individual staff can be excluded per the program's consent posture.

Data Model — Smart Search Scaffold

The extraction fields the search layer runs on — generic-first, most-common-first, label-faithful, duplicates flagged never blocked. Full scaffold + the draft modal-prior table ship beside the PRD.

Search index — what the typeahead matches

Field	Source	Why
ingredient + IN RxCUI	RxNorm	the anchor — one concept per medicine; duplicates & generic-first hang off it
psn (Prescribable Synonym)	RxNorm	the clean display name
brand_names[] (BN)	RxNorm	indexed as synonyms, rendered as annotation — a brand query finds the one generic row
tallman	RxNorm	look-alike/sound-alike safety spelling
SCDC components	RxNorm	combos decompose to ingredients — metformin-in-a-combo is still metformin

Ranking — what orders the options

Field	Source	Why
modal_form · modal_strengths[]	curated table (pharmacist-authored)	the big-button immediate set (≤4); RxNorm says what exists, never what's common
available_strengths[]	RxNorm	the complete menu behind "Other"
form taxonomy (DF/DFG)	RxNorm	ER/IR render as siblings, not strangers

Modal-prior draft: 125 ingredients, senior-weighted, pharmacist review pending — traps flagged (mcg ladders · salt forks · weekly dosing · combo notation).

Display & guards

Rule	Effect
Label-faithful units	25 mcg never renders as 0.025 mg — anywhere
Form → verb/route defaults	tablet → Take/oral · drops → Instill · patch → Apply
openfda join keys	RxCUI ↔ NDC — identity wired to real products & labels
DEA schedule	the non-controlled enforcement hook

Duplicate contract

Case	Behavior
Same drug, different strengths	never flags — multi-strength regimens are real
Exact drug + form + strength + directions	flags for human confirm — keep both / remove; nothing auto-merges
Combination products	decompose first (SCDC) — then the same rules

This screen is the build reference; the normative spec is the Smart Search Field Scaffold + PRD IM-4 / IM-16 / IM-17.

Member Roster

Explicit flags only — every flag states its trigger. Identifiers: Study ID (clinical-identifiers mode off for this view).

Member	Device	Confirmed-dose rate · 7d	Meds	FRID classes P2	Verification	Flags
14S-014	No sync 3d	71% · 4-day basis · 30d 84%	8 FRID ×4	4 anticonvulsant · sedative-hypnotic · antihypertensive ×2	Verified	Missed doses 7-day confirmed-dose rate 71% — below the 80% threshold · evening pattern
07S-007	Synced 2h	96%	5	0	Verified	Refill gap atorvastatin 4 days past projected exhaustion (72h grace passed) —
21S-021	Synced 40m	92%	9 FRID ×1 HIGH-RISK ×1	1 benzodiazepine	2 awaiting	—
02S-002	Synced 1h	98%	4	0	Verified	—
33S-033 New	Awaiting device	—	import pending	—	Ready for import	—

FRID = on the designated fall-risk-increasing-drug reference list (CDC STEADI-Rx medication list, v2026-01) — descriptive reference, not a fall-risk assessment. Sparkline: daily confirmed rate · flagged day · no data. HIGH-RISK = anticoagulant / narrow-therapeutic-index class membership (site high-risk reference list v2026-01 — pharmacist-curated) — descriptive; sorts attention flags first within the fixed order, never alerts. No composite score, no location data on this surface.

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S-014

Enrolled 05/06/2026 · cohort 1 · age band 75–79 · list verified 05/06 · 8 active medications · Allergies: NKDA · language: English · caregiver on file ✓ · baseline complete · band paired ✓ · strap fitted

Missed doses — 7-day rate 71% · evening pattern No sync 3d

Baseline Profilecollected at enrollment · 05/06/2026

Living

With family

Phone

Smartphone

Pharmacies

This pharmacy only

Med management

Self-managed

Pill organizer

Yes

Adherence baseline

Usually

Falls · 12 mo

No falls

Tech comfort

Somewhat

Wearable exp.

No — first time

Contact pref.

Phone call

Device

Band paired ✓ · strap fitted

Care circle

1 contact · sequential

Confirmed-dose trend · 30 days

daily confirmed ratemissed-flag dayno data (not missed)

7-day 71% (4-day basis — 3 no-data days excluded, RO-7) · 30-day 84% — confirmed-dose rate is a device taking-signal, not a refill measure.

Time-of-day pattern · 30 days

Morning · 8 AM	96%	median actual 8:12 AM
Midday · 12 PM	90%	median actual 12:20 PM
Evening · 6 PM	61%	median actual 8:40 PM below 80% threshold

The actionable read: evening doses actually land ~8:40 PM — move the anchor to a later activity, don't chase the miss.

Falls P1 · PILOT

Baseline (enrollment 05/06): no falls in the prior 12 months

No falls reported since enrollment.

Falls are recorded from human reports only — member, caregiver, or staff. An SOS press or any device signal never creates a fall record by itself. Every report auto-creates a post-fall medication review for the pharmacist.

FRID exposure — descriptive P2 · JAN '27 FLAG

4 medications on the FRID reference list (CDC STEADI-Rx, v2026-01 — full category set):
FRID Gabapentin 300 mg — anticonvulsant
FRID Zolpidem 5 mg — sedative-hypnotic (PRN)
FRID Losartan 100 mg — antihypertensive
FRID Lisinopril 10 mg — antihypertensive

Descriptive count and class list only — not a risk score, drives no alert, never member-facing (RO-8). No weighted or composite scoring exists on this surface (RO-7). Scope = the full CDC STEADI-Rx category set (CNS-active + cardiovascular + hypoglycemics), version-pinned; counting a class here never moves a model weight.

Proportion of Days Covered — computed P2 · FLAG · OFF BY DEFAULT

Composite PDC 0.88 across chronic maintenance medications · window 01/01–04/14 · computed from the fill history (dispense date + days supply per fill)
metformin 0.91 · losartan 0.86 · atorvastatin 0.79 · lisinopril 0.90 · gabapentin 0.93

Single-pharmacy — fills at other pharmacies aren't seen, so this reads as a floor (this member uses this pharmacy only, so it's trustworthy). Descriptive — the evaluation program computes the authoritative PDC from its own records. The ≥80% line is a convention, not a cutoff validated on this population. A possession measure — different from the device-confirmed dose rate above (a taking signal); neither replaces the other.

Balance & steadiness P3 · MOVEMENT-ANALYTICS GATED

No balance data renders on this surface. This panel activates only with the movement-analytics program's clinical and regulatory sign-off — no score, band, or trend is computed or shown in the pilot.

Medications

Medication	Purpose (as told to member)	Frequency / Dosing Schedule	Provenance	Verification	Refill	Tags
Metformin 500 mg tablet	blood sugar	Twice daily · 8 AM / 6 PM · with meals	scannedmanual	Verified	32 d
Losartan 100 mg tablet	blood pressure	Once daily · 8 AM	scannedmanual	Verified	32 d	FRID
Atorvastatin 20 mg tablet	cholesterol	Once daily · bedtime	scannedmanual	Verified	−4 d—
Gabapentin 300 mg capsule	nerve pain	Three times daily · 8 AM / 2 PM / 8 PM	scannedmanual	Verified	32 d	FRID
Zolpidem 5 mg tablet	sleep (as needed)	PRN — no timed reminders	scannedmanual	Verified	—	PRN FRID
Aspirin 81 mg tablet (OTC)	heart protection	Once daily · 8 AM	reported	Verified	—
Fish oil 1000 mg capsule (OTC)	general health	Once daily · 8 AM	member-app	Verified	—
Lisinopril 10 mg tablet	blood pressure	Once daily · 8 AM	scannedmanual	Verified	32 d	FRID

FRID: CDC STEADI-Rx medication list v2026-01 — descriptive reference, not a fall-risk assessment · edits flip a record to re-review · 90-day re-verification due 08/04/2026 · schedule v3 · pushed 07/12 · device-confirmed ✓ (an unconfirmed push past 24h raises a flag — plumbing failures never masquerade as non-adherence). Fish oil was added by the member from their own app 07/28 → auto-queued → pharmacist-verified 07/29 — one list, two doors, no divergence.

← Member

Report a fall — S-014

P1 · PILOT~30 seconds · human report only

Recorded from what the member, a caregiver, or staff tells us — at the counter, on the phone, or after an SOS follow-up call. Structured so the pharmacist's post-fall medication review starts itself; the FRID and high-risk tags do the triage.

Member

When did the fall happen?

Where?

Injury

Reported by

Walker / cane in use at the time?

Did they hit their head?

Note — optional

An SOS press or device signal never creates a fall record by itself — a person reports, a person records. A member on an anticoagulant who reports a fall is urgent even with no visible injury — "I'm fine" doesn't downgrade it.

When, where, injury, reported-by, walker/cane, and head-strike status (pick Unknown if not known) are required before the fall can be recorded — every field is a coded export value.

Creates the post-fall review work item · logs fall.reported to the event stream and the export.

← Today

Fall alert triage — M2-001

MARK II (RxBALANCE) · P3 PREVIEW

Device-detected fall alerts are a Mark II capability — the pilot device (Mark I) has no automatic fall detection; its SOS is member-initiated. This screen previews the triage contract the build works toward, behind a flag that is hard-blocked on Mark I sites.

Alert · unconfirmedM2-001 — band motion signature · today 2:04 PMMark II demo cohort — not a pilot member

2:04

Alert received — motion signature consistent with a fall · unconfirmed until a human confirms

2:04

Care circle notified — sequential order: primary contact called ✓

2:09

No-response window (5 min) → secondary contact: pending

Escalation stops at the member's chosen care circle — anything beyond it is a separate governance decision, not a device behavior. No location renders on this surface.

Reach the member — record the outcome

Every alert carries the accept / modify / override / escalate contract — the false-alarm rate is a first-class study metric, not an embarrassment to hide. A confirmed fall auto-creates the same post-fall medication review as a reported fall.

fall.device_alert → fall.alert_disposed · both exported.

Good morning — here's your day

Enroll new member

What this program is

What we collect, in plain words

Who can see it

Leaving the program

New member — medication import

Scan the printed Rx30 summary

Site export file

Type it, with autocomplete

Anything beyond this pharmacy's records? — the four questions

Allergy status — required

Verification Queue

Verification — S-033 · import #118

MANUAL ENTRY SESSION — IMPORT #118SOURCE: TECHNICIAN-ENTERED LIST · COUNTER INTAKE

COMMUNITY PHARMACY & WELLNESS CENTERPATIENT MEDICATION SUMMARY

Add medication — S-014

Drug name

Most common strengths — tablet

Frequency / Dosing Schedule

Work Queue

Enrollment & Data Completeness

Data Model — Smart Search Scaffold

Search index — what the typeahead matches

Ranking — what orders the options

Display & guards

Duplicate contract

Member Roster

S-014

Confirmed-dose trend · 30 days

Time-of-day pattern · 30 days

Falls P1 · PILOT⚑ Report a fall

FRID exposure — descriptive P2 · JAN '27 FLAG

Proportion of Days Covered — computed P2 · FLAG · OFF BY DEFAULT

Balance & steadiness P3 · MOVEMENT-ANALYTICS GATED

Medications ＋ Add medication

Report a fall — S-014

Fall alert triage — M2-001

MANUAL ENTRY SESSION — IMPORT #118
SOURCE: TECHNICIAN-ENTERED LIST · COUNTER INTAKE

COMMUNITY PHARMACY & WELLNESS CENTER
PATIENT MEDICATION SUMMARY

Falls P1 · PILOT

Medications