Changelog

Week of March 15–18

• New features

  • Added a treatment plan overview that shows active plans, dose calendars, progress charts, and patient logs in one place.

  • Enabled Stripe-powered recurring billing with support for ongoing subscriptions.

• Improvements

  • Refined commitment-based subscription plans so clinics can offer 3, 6, or 12‑month programs with clear discounts and refund guarantees.

• Fixes

  • Improved reliability of subscription renewals and billing status to prevent missed or duplicated charges.

Week of March 9–14

• New features

  • Introduced a clinic billing dashboard with saved payment methods and payment history to simplify account management.

  • Modernized the pharmacy experience with updated layouts for medication dispensing and order review.

• Improvements

  • Polished the signup and login experience, including multi‑clinic support so staff can switch between organizations without logging out.

• Fixes

  • Resolved issues where some clinics could not complete signup, invite team members, or request demos because of edge‑case flows.

Week of March 1–8

• New features

  • Launched service‑specific intake questionnaires that adapt to multiple services, with conditional questions and automatic disqualification criteria.

  • Added configurable category entry flows so clinics can choose whether patients start with the calendar, packages, or chat.

  • Released a redesigned orders experience, including centralized order management and improved messaging between patients, clinics, and pharmacy.

  • Introduced a general 6‑step patient intake flow covering demographics, health history, interests, questionnaires, photo uploads, and scheduling.

• Improvements

  • Improved photo handling throughout intake for IDs, body photos, and prescription images, with more reliable uploads and clearer guidance.

  • Added BMI and vitals tracking so clinics can follow key health metrics over time.

  • Enabled exporting completed intake data to PDF for easier charting and record keeping.

  • Overhauled the clinic dashboard with a setup tracker, key metrics, calendar view, and notification center.

• Fixes

  • Tightened questionnaire validation and draft saving to prevent lost answers and incomplete submissions.

  • Addressed image upload edge cases, environment misconfigurations, and general stability issues across the platform.

Week of February 22–28

• New features

  • Added clinic verification and license management so organizations can keep regulatory details up to date.

• Improvements

  • Extended notification coverage and delivery, including push notifications, to keep providers and patients informed about time‑sensitive events.

• Fixes

  • Removed deprecated clinic SKUs from selection flows to avoid confusion.

  • Improved reliability of the NewLife Pharmacy integration and hardened error handling for external services.

Week of February 15–21

• New features

  • Launched treatment actions so providers can accept, decline, or pause treatment plans directly from patient records.

  • Enabled provider assignment tools to route patients and treatment plans to the right clinician.

• Improvements

  • Enhanced patient order history with clearer status indicators and timelines, making it easier to track fulfillment and follow‑ups.

  • Introduced bulk patient import via CSV to help clinics onboard existing populations quickly.

• Fixes

  • Addressed edge cases in treatment transitions where status or ownership could become inconsistent.

Week of February 8–14

• New features

  • Rolled out patient messaging threads that keep all conversations in context for each patient and clinic.

  • Added inline booking from message threads so staff can schedule follow‑ups without leaving the conversation.

  • Introduced license tracking and compliance checks for bookings to ensure patients see properly licensed providers.

• Improvements

  • Refined the patient overview page to surface health history, active treatments, orders, records, messaging, booking, and reassignment in a single view.

  • Enhanced order history and status views to support faster triage and support.

• Fixes

  • Resolved message delivery and threading issues that could cause lost or duplicated conversations in busy clinics.

Week of February 1–7

• New features

  • Delivered a user and team management dashboard with role‑based access controls and email invites for staff.

  • Improved the scheduling experience with real‑time availability and a more intuitive time selection flow.

  • Added an accept‑invite flow so new team members can join clinics from secure email links.

  • Introduced treatment phases and dosing schemas with structured dose logs to support more complex protocols.

  • Redesigned the service and package creation experience, making it easier to define offerings, pricing, and fulfillment rules.

  • Launched the first ED‑specific intake form and the foundation for fully custom questionnaires.

• Improvements

  • Tightened license checks during booking to prevent scheduling with out‑of‑jurisdiction providers.

• Fixes

  • Fixed issues with NewLife Pharmacy reliability and improved platform‑wide stability and error messages when actions fail.

Week of January 27–31

• New features

  • Expanded the package builder with more flexible pricing and fulfillment controls, including live price calculations as clinics configure options.

• Improvements

  • Standardized core UI components across the app for a more consistent clinic and patient experience.

  • Added clearer alerts and handling for authentication errors to reduce failed sign‑ins.

• Fixes

  • Patched security vulnerabilities identified in early access deployments.

  • Resolved build and environment configuration issues that could block new clinic launches.

Week of January 20–26

• New features

  • Integrated Stripe payments into clinic signup so organizations can activate accounts and billing in a single flow.

• Improvements

  • Extended the calendar API and scheduling layer to better support complex availability rules and appointment types.

• Fixes

  • Corrected payment edge cases where charges or receipts might not match clinic expectations.

Week of January 13–19

• New features

  • Introduced a dedicated calendar interface for clinics that surfaces provider availability and upcoming appointments.

  • Added a configurable package builder for medications, dosing schedules, pricing, and fulfillment preferences.

• Improvements

  • Migrated core data models to a strongly typed database toolkit to improve reliability and reduce data‑related errors going forward.

• Fixes

  • Addressed migration‑related regressions uncovered as clinics moved to the new data layer.

Week of January 6–12

• New features

  • Added WorkOS‑backed authentication with directory sync to support enterprise single sign‑on and team provisioning.

  • Launched an actions and review workflow so staff can triage and process patient submissions efficiently.

  • Released a calendar API for appointments and availability that underpins the clinic scheduling experience.

• Improvements

  • Enhanced password reset flows and sign‑in redirects so patients and staff reliably land where they expect after authentication.

• Fixes

  • Fixed issues where some users could not reset passwords or were redirected to incorrect pages after login.

Week of January 1–5

• New features

  • Delivered multi‑step questionnaires for Weight Loss and Anti‑Aging programs, including structured photo uploads and eligibility checks.

  • Redesigned the marketplace with supplier cards, a clearer consent workflow, and a more intuitive cart experience.

• Improvements

  • Improved consent collection and telehealth consultation payloads so clinics receive richer, more structured clinical data.

• Fixes

  • Resolved payment flow problems, environment configuration errors, and early security issues identified in pilot clinics.