Treatment Adherence

Treatment Adherence focuses on staying consistent with medications and care plans. Patient Better teaches methods for tracking and following treatments effectively.

Digital patient journey diagram illustrating the steps of a clinical pathway, showing coordinated stages from appointment to follow-up.

Clinical Pathway

A clinical pathway is a structured, evidence-based care plan that outlines the best steps and timing for treating a specific condition so patients receive consistent, coordinated care.

An older female patient lies in a hospital bed speaking with her doctor, illustrating a hospital readmission after recent discharge.

Hospital Readmission

A Hospital Readmission occurs when a patient is admitted back to the hospital within a short period after discharge, often due to complications or incomplete recovery.

An older woman reading a package insert carefully to understand her medication’s directions, side effects, and safety information at home.

Package Insert

A package insert is an official document provided with prescription medications that explains a drug’s usage, dosage, side effects, warnings, and storage instructions.

A woman uses a blood pressure monitor at home while speaking with a healthcare provider via video call on her laptop, illustrating Digital Therapeutics in a virtual care setting.

Digital Therapeutics

Digital therapeutics (DTx) are clinically validated, software-driven health interventions designed to prevent, manage, or treat medical conditions.

An elderly man with short gray hair and glasses sits at a wooden table in a bright, modern kitchen, deeply focused as he reads a folded medication package insert. He wears a blue long-sleeve shirt, and a white medicine box rests on the table in front of him. The kitchen behind him features white cabinetry, a wood countertop, and large windows letting in natural daylight, creating a calm and informative atmosphere. His intent expression suggests he is learning about contraindications—medical conditions or factors that serve as reasons to withhold a certain treatment due to the potential for harm. This moment visually captures patient empowerment and the importance of understanding medication safety.

Contraindication

A contraindication is a medical reason why a specific treatment, procedure, or medication should not be used—because it could be harmful or dangerous to your health.

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