Author the current plan
Record prescribed food and drink levels, strategies, positioning, exercises, and preparation instructions. Follow Your Swallow never selects or changes the plan.
Founding clinician pilot · 10 seats · Fall 2026
Give every patient and invited caregiver one clinician-controlled plan, then review home practice, questions, preparation activity, and important changes from one concise workspace.
Free during the 12-week pilot. Patient and caregiver access included.
Record prescribed food and drink levels, strategies, positioning, exercises, and preparation instructions. Follow Your Swallow never selects or changes the plan.
Invite the patient, family, and caregivers with role-based access. Important plan changes can require a simple acknowledgment.
See questions, reported difficulty, missed practice, and unreviewed changes first. Export a concise activity summary for your workflow.
Treatment
Use the care plan before and after qualifying in-person or telehealth swallowing treatment. The treating clinician remains responsible for medical necessity, documentation, coding, and payer requirements.
Between visits
Planned workflows include patient initiation, timestamps, clinician review time, interactive communication, and exportable notes. These facts may support qualifying services where a payer allows them.
Remote monitoring
Monitoring days and clinician time can be recorded, but RTM can require an FDA-defined device, a plan of care, and payer-specific coverage. The pilot will not label an encounter billable.
Read the sourced, plain-language 2026 reimbursement workflow guide.
Pricing is for software access and is not contingent on reimbursement. Follow Your Swallow does not determine code eligibility or guarantee payment. Each organization must confirm its own privacy, billing, payer, and documentation requirements.
Real patient accounts will not open until hosting, storage, communication, and monitoring vendors are covered by the required agreements and the role, audit, access, and security controls are tested.
Tell us what would make the platform worth paying for in your setting. No patient information, please.