Navigator partner experience

Extend navigator reach without losing the line of responsibility.

See how an FQHC, its navigators, and a community or workforce partner can run one coordinated operation—while the practice keeps clinical, coding, and claims authority.

  • No account required
  • Synthetic data only
  • No patient access for partner leaders
Practice-controlled

One workflow · three views

1

Navigator

Assigned patients, ranked actions, and visible work authorization.

2

FQHC

Clinical escalation, quality review, and final release authority.

3

Partner

Approved aggregate outcomes and shared operational exceptions.

Interactive synthetic workspace

Follow the same work through three accountable views.

Switch roles to see how a navigator acts, how the FQHC supervises, and what a community or workforce partner can measure. The example is synthetic and does not grant access to the live application.

Kept Count partner scenario

Illustrative workflow · synthetic records

Role boundary active

12

Patient actions due

3

Partner follow-ups

1

Escalation tracking

Start here

Assigned records only
  1. AR

    Amelia R.

    Care due

    Monthly care-plan follow-up

    Priority 1 · owner: Maya, navigator

    Open next action
  2. RM

    Robert M.

    Partner due

    Transportation referral follow-through

    Priority 2 · owner: Maya, navigator

    Review handoff
  3. JB

    Joyce B.

    Supervisor

    Medication question routed by navigator

    Priority 3 · owner: Maya, navigator

    Track escalation

One platform · flexible staffing

Keep the care model. Configure who supplies the capacity.

Kept Count does not require an FQHC to replace its team or hand away authority. The operating plan records who employs each navigator, where they may work, what they may do, and when the practice must take over.

Platform license

Practice team

The FQHC’s existing navigators use the workspace, assignments, escalation, and evidence flow.

Managed operations

IHA-supported capacity

IHA supplies trained navigators inside the practice-approved scope and supervision model.

Joint operating model

Partner or blended team

A community or workforce partner contributes navigators while access remains assignment-bound and practice-controlled.

Access follows responsibility

The partnership is visible without blurring authority.

Partner affiliation alone never opens patient records. Patient work requires a current assignment; external leadership reporting is a separate, aggregate-only access path.

This demo shows the intended operating model. Production activation still requires approved agreements, security review, configured access, training, and practice sign-off.

Patient work

Navigator
Assigned navigator
FQHC
Practice supervisor
Partner leader
Aggregate only

Clinical decisions

Navigator
Escalate
FQHC
Practice retains
Partner leader
No access

Coding and claims

Navigator
No authority
FQHC
Practice and RCM
Partner leader
No access

Program performance

Navigator
Own queue
FQHC
Practice detail
Partner leader
Approved aggregates

Build the real operating brief

Map your navigators, FQHC handoffs, funding constraints, and proof requirements.

We will turn the partnership idea into a bounded workflow before anyone receives production access or handles patient information.