Details are easy to forget
Patients may leave with several pieces of home-care or self-management guidance to remember.
River Aftercare for chiropractic practices
Publish practice-branded home-care and post-appointment guidance patients can revisit when they need it — by link or QR code, without an app or patient login.
Patients may leave with several pieces of home-care or self-management guidance to remember.
Printed sheets and saved files are not always where the patient needs them later.
Guidance is clearer when it remains visibly connected to the practice that provided it.
River Aftercare turns clinic-approved home-care and post-appointment information into branded web pages patients can return to between visits.
Keep your identity and contact details visible throughout the guidance.
A stable URL gives patients one familiar place to return to.
Use structured pages rather than rebuilding or resending the same instructions.
The practice remains responsible for reviewing and approving the clinical information it publishes.
Depending on the services your practice provides and the content your clinicians approve, River Aftercare can provide a branded place for written guidance such as:
These are examples of information types a practice may choose to publish. They are not a chiropractic template library, and they are not clinical advice from River Aftercare.
Start with the home-care and post-appointment information your clinicians already use.
Carry your identity, terminology and contact details into the patient page.
Keep the guidance available at a stable URL between visits.
Give patients a way to reopen the same guidance after they leave.
River Aftercare does not replace your clinical record, practice-management system or practitioner judgement. It provides a simple patient-facing place for guidance the clinic has chosen to publish.
No. Published guidance opens in the browser from a link or QR code.
Yes, within supported publishing functionality. The treating practice remains responsible for reviewing and approving the clinical information it publishes.
River Aftercare provides publishing technology. The treating practice remains responsible for the clinical information and instructions it publishes.
No. River Aftercare is a patient aftercare publishing platform, not a practice-management system, clinical record or messaging product.
The reviewed River Aftercare template library is still expanding. Chiropractic content and setup requirements are confirmed during onboarding rather than presented as an existing library where one does not yet exist.
Tell us how you currently share home-care and post-appointment information and we'll show you what a River Aftercare experience could look like for your practice.