Care reaches beyond the clinic. Keep every story connected.

Vero helps community health teams document whole-person care, connect clinical and social context, prepare clear patient resources, and keep outreach moving.

Static community health care coordination overview

Community care workspace

Prevention plan with local support

Built for care wherever community health happens

  • Community health centres
  • Public health programs
  • Mobile and outreach care
  • Prevention and screening
  • Interdisciplinary teams
  • Virtual follow-up

Capture the whole-person story without leaving the conversation

Document health concerns, patient goals, prevention priorities, access context, supports, and follow-up in one clear community health note.

  • Whole-person context captured
  • Program-specific templates
  • Structured note ready for review
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Bring cited evidence into the community care context

Ask a focused clinical or prevention question and inspect cited sources alongside the patient goals, health history, and access context already captured.

  • Care question in context
  • Sources you can inspect
  • Evidence summary kept with the plan
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“Thirty walk-ins a day and I still leave with every chart closed. That was never true before.”
Maria SantosMaria SantosTherapist

500,000+Patient visits

40%Charting time cut

  • HIPAACompliant
  • SOC 2Type II

Turn the encounter into clear resources, referrals, and plans

Prepare patient instructions, community referrals, program letters, and reusable documents without rebuilding the whole-person context.

  • Patient-ready education
  • Community referrals and letters
  • Reusable program templates
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Keep outreach and follow-up connected across the community

Keep upcoming encounters, community referrals, patient resources, program follow-up, and outreach work visible in one practical view.

  • Upcoming program context
  • Referrals and outreach work
  • Owners and next steps visible

Community health starts with the whole person.

Vero keeps clinical needs, patient goals, access context, community supports, and follow-up together so the record reflects the care people actually receive.

  • Clinical priorities and lived context organized together
  • Language, access, and support needs kept visible
  • Referrals, outreach, and follow-up carried into one workflow

Whole-person overview

M. Chen · Community wellness visit

Context connected
Clinical prioritiesPrevention plan
Screening and chronic care needs
Access contextSupport needed
Language and transportation noted
Community follow-upOutreach assigned
Owner and next check-in visible

Connected care map

Programs and follow-up linked

Plan active

The note should connect health to real life.

Vero organizes the draft around the encounter, the person’s context, prevention and care priorities, and a practical next step—without flattening the story into a checklist.

Whole-person note organized

Community health encounter

M. Chen attached

Why the patient is here

Reason for encounter

Wellness visit · prevention and chronic care review

Health in day-to-day life

Whole-person context

Patient goals · access needs · family and community supports

Clinical priorities stay visible

Prevention and care

Screening · immunization · ongoing conditions

Every next step has a place

Connected plan

Education · community referral · outreach and follow-up

Go deeper into the workflow

Practical product details for connected, whole-person care.

Vero for primary care

See the connected workflow for comprehensive ambulatory care.

Patient-ready documents

Turn the encounter into clear instructions, letters, and forms.

Evidence with inspectable sources

Ask focused questions while keeping encounter context attached.

Keep care connected across people, places, and programs.

Community health often moves between clinic rooms, outreach settings, partner services, and follow-up calls. Vero keeps the work around that path connected.

  1. Before the encounter

    Bring the right context forward

    Keep recent care, program history, patient preferences, and outstanding needs visible before the conversation begins.

  2. During the encounter

    Hear the clinical and lived story

    Capture health concerns, patient goals, social context, education, and shared decisions without turning away from the conversation.

  3. After the encounter

    Keep support moving

    Prepare instructions, referrals, program documents, outreach tasks, and follow-up from the same encounter context.

One workspace for varied community care

Prevention and screening

Risk context, screening needs, education, and follow-up

Immunization visits

Visit context, patient questions, and follow-up reminders

Chronic disease programs

Patient goals, change over time, barriers, and care plans

Outreach and mobile care

Focused encounters with clear handoffs and next steps

Newcomer health

Language preferences, health history, navigation, and referrals

Interdisciplinary care

Clinical work and community supports kept in one story

The whole community care path, in one workspace.

From the first conversation through prevention, referrals, patient resources, outreach, and follow-up, keep clinical and community work connected.

Encounter preparation

Recent care and program context

Whole-person documentation

Clinical and lived context organized

Prevention and screening

Priorities ready for review

Evidence-backed answers

Cited guidance in context

Letters, forms, and referrals

Documents from the encounter

Patient-ready resources

Clear, practical next steps

Outreach and follow-up

Owners and next steps visible

Program-specific templates

Your team’s preferred structure

One workflow across the community health day

Move from wellness and immunization visits to chronic care, mobile outreach, and coordination calls without rebuilding the patient context.

  1. Community wellness visitComplete
  2. Immunization clinicComplete
  3. Chronic care follow-upComplete
  4. Mobile outreach visitComplete
  5. Care coordination callComplete

Frequently asked questions

Practical details about whole-person visits, program templates, multilingual care, community context, privacy, and getting started.

Which community health settings can use Vero?

Vero can support community health centres, public health programs, mobile and outreach clinics, school-based services, and interdisciplinary primary care teams. Each team can shape templates around its own encounters and programs.

Can Vero capture social and community context?

Yes. Alongside the clinical conversation, teams can document the practical context discussed during the visit, including access barriers, housing or food concerns, caregiver support, language needs, and community resources.

Will Vero work with our program-specific templates?

Yes. Start with an existing format, adapt a Vero template, or build one for a specific program. Vero learns from edits over time so drafts better reflect the sections, detail, and terminology your team uses.

Can Vero support multilingual community visits?

Vero supports 60+ languages and can transcribe up to three languages in one encounter. The team chooses the language for the finished note, which can help when patients, family members, or interpreters use different languages.

How does Vero protect patient information?

Vero is HIPAA and PIPEDA compliant and SOC 2 Type II certified. Audio is not stored, customer data is not sold or used to train public AI models, and configurable retention controls help organizations follow their own policies.

How quickly can a community health team get started?

Individual clinicians can create an account and start with the free plan in minutes. Organizations can contact Vero for shared templates, patient records, team roles, and onboarding support.

Keep care close. Keep every next step connected.

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