For clinics

Diabetes continuity care your team can run every day.

Naje Health helps clinics move from one-off telemedicine visits to an operational diabetes programme: enrol patients, assign care teams, manage monitoring, respond to alerts, report outcomes, and collect programme payments.

Today

Clinic attention queue

12 need action
Missed readings6 patients
High glucose alerts3 unresolved
Ready for activation2 enrolments
Payment follow-up1 invoice

What clinics get

A practical operating system for diabetes follow-up

Know who needs attention today

A clinic queue surfaces missed readings, unresolved alerts, readiness blockers, and patients drifting out of routine care.

Standardize programme care

Enrol patients into structured diabetes programmes with baselines, care plans, monitoring schedules, and review cadence.

Keep billing connected

Programme prices, payers, invoices, payment status, and entitlement state stay tied to the patient enrolment.

Workflow

From enrolment to daily action

The product is designed around the clinical day: what is ready, what is blocked, who owns the next action, and what needs follow-up.

Step 1

Create the clinic diabetes programme

Step 2

Enrol or invite patients

Step 3

Assign lead doctors, nurses, and care coordinators

Step 4

Approve baseline and activate the care plan

Step 5

Track monitoring gaps and glucose alerts

Step 6

Review reporting and billing performance

Role-aware clinic work

Clinic admins, lead doctors, nurses, care coordinators, and billing viewers see the work that belongs to their role.

Clinic adminLead doctorNurseCare coordinatorBilling viewer

Monitoring between visits

Glucose and vitals readings feed schedules, missed-monitoring gaps, alert queues, reminders, and patient daily tasks.

Operational reporting

Programme comparison, adherence trends, work queue performance, and billing metrics help clinics manage continuity care as a service.

Make diabetes follow-up visible, assigned, and billable.

Naje Health gives clinics the daily workflow needed to keep enrolled diabetic patients moving through structured care.