AI, mobile and language
Mobile and tablets
Tablets, handhelds and the patient phone.
How to read status labels: In the pilot (v0.2.0, synthetic data) Simulated in the pilot Coming (Wave 2, rolling out) Designed, not yet built Open decision Not offered / no claim made Planned partner integration
C0360Does it work on a tablet?
Yes. The pilot web build is responsive and tablet browsers open the hub address, with portrait and landscape layouts.
C0361Is there a mobile app for patients?
A patient wallet and portal app is designed and not built. The pilot has no patient-facing screen.
C0362Does mobile store patient data?
Not by design: no patient data is stored on mobile devices; they render a server feed.
C0363Can nurses use handheld devices at the bedside?
Bedside mobile documentation on approved devices is designed, with server-rendered display. Not built.
C0364Is there an offline mode on tablets?
No. The pilot shows an offline banner and disables sending. Offline-first capture is designed only through the on-site server and local network.
C0365Are push notifications safe?
Push messages carry no patient data beyond policy. There is no cloud push service in the on-site alert path.
C0366Can the tablet run in kiosk mode?
The desktop app has a fullscreen kiosk switch that blocks refresh, close and developer shortcuts, but operating-system lockdown is the facility's job and is documented as a checklist, not guaranteed.