Patient
Addresses, request status, pre-schedule cancellation, visit details, ETA values, summary and rating.
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NAWA’s code contains a substantial patient, assigned-provider and operations model for the doctor-home-visit service type. The model is documented here while public regions and commercial availability remain unannounced.
The platform code models the patient, assigned-provider and operations paths together. This is an explanation of the model—not a public-launch or coverage announcement.
The request record can include a saved address, doctor-visit service type, specialty, reason, urgency, preferred date and time, notes and a calculated estimate. The current mobile form does not expose every field.
The current dispatcher selects an enabled provider within the configured distance. Acceptance creates the scheduled visit; rejection or expiry returns the request for another attempt.
The visit moves through Scheduled, En route, Arrived and In progress. The model includes numeric ETA/location updates, arrival proof and one-time-code verification—not a live route map claim.
Structured documentation can capture observations, vitals, procedures, administered medicines, patient instructions and a follow-up plan during or after the visit. A safe patient summary and rating can close the loop after completion.
Addresses, request status, pre-schedule cancellation, visit details, ETA values, summary and rating.
Home-visit availability, assignment response, visit states, check-in proof, verification, documentation, a provider-recorded escalation log and completion.
Pricing configuration, request monitoring, manual dispatch, assignment expiry and stale-location checks.
The coded patient path covers the request context and a safe post-visit summary without turning the marketing website into a care channel.
The request record can include a saved address, doctor-visit type, specialty, reason, urgency, preferred date and time, and notes. The current mobile form does not expose every field.
Request and visit states, numeric location freshness, distance and ETA values are modelled; a live route map is not claimed.
After completion, safe instructions, selected observations, a documented follow-up plan and the patient’s rating can close the information loop.
The operational path models visit execution and structured documentation while avoiding an unsupported doctor-role or qualification claim.
The assigned provider can enable home visits and accept or reject a pending assignment. Acceptance creates the scheduled visit.
The model includes separate check-in proof and one-time-code verification mechanisms for arrival and visit start.
Structured observations, vitals, procedures, administered medicines, patient instructions and a follow-up plan can be documented during or after the visit, alongside a provider-recorded escalation log.
The code supports pricing configuration, request monitoring, manual dispatch, assignment expiry and stale-location checks. Important qualification and commercial gaps remain visible.
Current selection uses general home-visit availability, prior attempts and distance; it does not yet prove specialty, credentials, work hours or daily capacity.
The model calculates estimates and final price, but no automatic payment, insurance or refund workflow is claimed.
The website does not present this as an emergency service, 24/7 operation, nationwide coverage or a confirmed encounter-record integration.
Code-backed documented model · Public region and commercial availability unannounced.
Any operating region and access path would be published only after approval. The marketing website is not a booking or emergency channel.