ChatDok-Navigator provides AI-powered post-discharge support and longitudinal care coordination for health systems, hospitals, and insurers. It keeps patients engaged, captures what happens at home, coordinates follow-up, and routes relevant information to care teams — helping organizations extend care beyond the hospital without adding another layer of manual follow-up.

ChatDok-Navigator creates a continuous connection between the healthcare organization and the patient after discharge.
Navigator turns a one-time discharge event into a longitudinal care journey.
Navigator is not an autonomous clinician. It is a care coordination layer designed to reduce repetitive follow-up work and give healthcare professionals greater visibility into what happens between encounters.
Navigator is designed as a flexible care coordination layer that can be configured around different conditions, procedures, populations, and organizational workflows.
Post-discharge monitoring, medication adherence, symptom check-ins, measurements, and follow-up coordination.

Recovery guidance, wound-image check-ins, medication support, appointment coordination, and escalation of relevant patient-reported changes.

Treatment-related support, symptom and side-effect tracking, appointment coordination, education, and longitudinal patient engagement.

Recovery pathways, rehabilitation support, medication reminders, mobility-related check-ins, and follow-up coordination.

Longitudinal support for patients managing conditions such as heart failure, diabetes, COPD, and other chronic diseases.

Navigator can be configured around the clinical pathway, patient population, and care model of each healthcare organization.

Navigator is designed around a simple principle: If patients are generating information, healthcare organizations should be able to act on it.
The patient's discharge information and care pathway establish their individual journey.
Navigator checks in with the patient through personalized conversations and tasks.
Patients report symptoms, measurements, adherence, questions, and recovery progress.
AI organizes longitudinal information and identifies relevant changes according to configured workflows and rules.
Relevant information is directed to the appropriate clinical or operational workflow.
Care teams can follow up, intervene, or continue monitoring according to their established processes.
Relevant interactions and information can be integrated into the organization's digital care workflow.
Connect relevant patient and care information through modern interoperable healthcare interfaces.
Support integration with the organization's existing clinical information environment.
Patients use their existing smartphones and available connected devices where applicable.
Navigator is designed to become part of the patient's existing care pathway rather than requiring a completely separate healthcare experience.
Organizations can define therapeutic pathways, patient cohorts, follow-up schedules, escalation criteria, and operational workflows.
Designed around European healthcare requirements, secure data handling, encryption, and role-based access.

Navigator is designed for pragmatic implementation.
Choose a therapeutic area, department, patient population, or discharge pathway.
Agree on check-ins, patient tasks, clinical rules, escalation pathways, and care-team responsibilities.
Connect Navigator with the relevant hospital or insurer infrastructure using interoperable interfaces.
Adapt the patient experience, care pathways, language, communication cadence, and workflows.
Deploy with a defined patient cohort and operational support.
Measure engagement, task completion, follow-up workload, pathway adherence, patient experience, and relevant clinical or economic outcomes.
Expand across departments, therapeutic areas, sites, or covered populations.
ChatDok-Navigator has been selected for an EU4Health-funded multi-site pilot involving five university hospitals and has reached TRL 7, demonstrating the technology in relevant clinical environments.
The platform is being developed for integration into real-world healthcare workflows, including EHR connectivity and longitudinal patient support.
Navigator is designed not simply to demonstrate what AI can do, but to deploy it where care actually happens.
University hospitals in EU4Health pilot
Demonstrated in live clinical environments
Multi-site funded post-discharge deployment
Patients do not need to learn a new healthcare system. Navigator provides a familiar conversational experience.
Navigator is designed to support healthcare professionals, not replace them.
The platform operates within configured care pathways and organizational protocols.
Clinical teams remain responsible for clinical decisions, diagnosis, treatment, and escalation.
Patient-reported information is clearly distinguished from clinically verified information, and relevant signals can be routed for human review.
The goal is not autonomous care. The goal is continuous care with better information at the right time.
Whether your priority is reducing manual post-discharge workload, improving patient engagement, strengthening care coordination, or building new longitudinal care models, Navigator can start with a focused pathway and expand over time.
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