How it works
Diabetes continuity care, from enrolment to daily follow-up
Naje Health helps clinics answer the operational question that matters every day: which diabetic patients need attention, and what should happen next?
Step 1
Create a clinic programme
A clinic sets up a diabetes programme with enrolment rules, care-team roles, monitoring expectations, and billing configuration.
Step 2
Enroll the patient
Patients can be enrolled directly or invited to join, then complete a diabetes baseline so the care team has the right context.
Step 3
Activate the care plan
The team creates goals, follow-up timing, lab follow-up, medication review, patient instructions, and monitoring requirements.
Step 4
Work the attention queue
The clinic sees missed monitoring, glucose alerts, open work, escalation, payment status, and reporting by programme.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Is Naje Health only for booking consultations?
No. Consultations still fit into the workflow, but Naje Health is now centred on clinic-led diabetes continuity care between visits.
Is my health information kept private?
Yes. Programme records, baseline data, care plans, readings, alerts, and internal clinical notes follow tenant-scoped access rules.
What types of diabetes does Naje Health support?
Naje Health is designed for patients managing Type 1 diabetes, Type 2 diabetes, gestational diabetes, prediabetes, and related conditions.
Can I use Naje Health from my phone?
Yes. Patients can see what they need to do today, while care teams can review clinic queues from desktop or tablet workflows.
Ready to run structured diabetes follow-up?
Start with a clinic programme, enroll patients, and give both care teams and patients a clearer daily workflow.