MyNursePal Pro · Physician Mobile
Prescribe withcertainty. Not
guesswork.
Physician Mobile adapts to each physician's documentation patterns, ordering preferences, and patient review style. It surfaces between-visit adherence and behavior patterns from the Living Care Plan, where Abby coaches your patients between appointments, so you can see whether a stalled outcome is an adherence problem or a medication problem, and prescribe accordingly.
iOS & Android · CPOE-enabled · DEA-eligible e-prescribing · Living Care Plan visibility · Abby alerts
Built for your role
Built for the decisions you make between visits..
See what happened since the last visit
Open a chart and the between-visit story is already there: medication adherence, vitals trends, Abby's coaching log, and progress toward the goals you set. No more walking in cold and asking 'so, how have things been going?'
Know if it's the medication or the patient
Adherence at 92% and A1c still climbing? It's a medication problem. Adjust the dose. Adherence at 40%? It's a behavior problem. Abby gets to work. Stop guessing which lever to pull. The data tells you.
Act between visits, not just at them
Abby surfaces a missed-medication streak or a worrying trend, and you act on it from your phone. A dose change, a coaching nudge, an early appointment, all before the next scheduled visit. Care that keeps up with the patient.
OUR THESIS
The Living Care Plan.
Abby, the AI care companion built into MyNursePal Pro, coaches your patients between visits on the goals you set, including A1c, blood pressure, and medication titration. Physician Mobile gives you visibility into what Abby sees: adherence patterns, behaviors, and progress toward goals. At the next visit, you can determine whether outcomes require medication adjustments or improved adherence, enabling more informed prescribing decisions instead of guesswork. Critical changes, such as missed medications or declining progress, are surfaced in the app so you can intervene before the next appointment.
Key features
The clinical decision hub that fits in your pocket.
Critical result push
Critical lab values, imaging findings, and clinical alerts pushed directly to your phone. Priority routing, life-threatening results override Do Not Disturb.
AI result triage
AI ranks incoming results by clinical significance for your patient panel. Review the most important first. Reduce alert fatigue. Trust the workflow.
CPOE on mobile
Full computerized order entry. Medications, labs, imaging, consults, discharge orders. With clinical decision support and drug-drug, drug-allergy checking.
Call & OR schedule
Call schedule, OR block schedule, clinic schedule in one view. Request swaps. Approve coverage. See who's on for each service.
CDI query responses
Respond to clinical documentation improvement queries from the app. No more email tag with the CDI specialist. Documentation captured, claim accurate.
Secure messaging
Message the nursing staff, the charge nurse, consulting specialists. Linked to the patient. HIPAA-ready. Read receipts.
A day in the app
One day. One physician. Three care settings.
6:30 AM · Morning rounds
Read in, decide fast
Dr. Kim opens his unified list. AI summaries for each inpatient overnight. He triages results in priority order. Two co-signs, one med change, one discharge order, all from his phone before he reaches the unit.
1:15 PM · Mid-day clinic
Same app, different setting
Between clinic patients he reviews a home health concern flagged by a field nurse. He sees the wound photo, places a wound culture order, and messages the nurse, all from the same app he used at rounds.
11:50 PM · On call
From the living room
A critical result fires on a hospital patient. The alert breaks through DND. He opens the patient summary, orders an antibiotic, escalates a transfer to ICU. The bedside nurse sees the order before he hangs up.
From the founder
"Physicians are some of the most overworked people in healthcare. A great physician mobile app doesn't add a fourth screen to their day, it replaces the eight they're already juggling."
— Sylvia Abbeyquaye, PhD, MPA, RN