Raneem IT
RaneemHCPPortal wireframes

User journeys, A to Z

Every journey for every role. A step opens the real screen with the menu of the role that does it. Inside the portal, the Journeys page shows the cross-role flows in the menu of the role you are viewing as.

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ADAdministrator

Add a person and let them in

Create an account that is safe from the first sign in.

Change a role or a facility

Move someone without asking them to start again.

Switch someone off

Deactivate, never delete.

Reset two-step sign in for a user

Help someone who lost their phone.

Answer an access request

Someone could not open an area.

Recover a locked account

Unlock someone without guessing.

Set who can do what

Named roles, scoped to the right part of the organization.

Organization settings

Change a high-impact setting with a confirmation.

Check isolation

Prove a facility user cannot see another facility.

Look after the diagnosis list

Keep the ICD-10 list current.

Clear what NPHIES could not match

Replay responses that had no request.

Set the security rules

Password, lockout and session.

Review what happened

Answer an audit question.

Read go-live readiness

See where the go-live checks stand. Read only: the Super admin changes them.

Give another system access

Scoped, revocable API access.

Bring diagnoses in from the clinical system

Stop re-typing diagnoses.

Add a person with two roles

A small team where one person does A/R and A/P.

Switch off a leaver and hand over their work

Nothing stays stuck in a draft.

Administer a group or a facility

Two scopes for one role.

Set how often the portal polls NPHIES

Background poll with a manual fallback.

Keep the break-glass account sealed

An emergency account that raises an alert every time.

Check what the audit log now records

Cancel, replay, assign, take over, export and admin views.

RCReceptionist

Check a patient before the visit

Know in a minute whether the patient is covered.

Check a newborn

Cover a baby that has no ID of its own yet.

Follow a request that is still open

Find where a request is without asking anyone.

Pick up an unfinished check

Resume a draft without starting again.

Print the result for the patient file

Hand the patient or the file a copy of the answer.

Find a record fast

Use the search box in the top bar.

Work your queue

See what waits for you, oldest first.

Hand a case to the approval desk

Escalate with a note, not a phone call.

AOInsurance approval officer

Ask a payer to approve a treatment

Send a prior authorization that does not bounce.

Extend an authorization that is about to expire

Keep a valid approval alive.

Handle an authorization the payer started

Pick up payer-issued approvals that you never requested.

Fix a denied or errored authorization

Correct it and ask again.

Cancel a request

Stop a request that should not go on.

Send a vision request

Vision requests get their own section.

Resume a prior authorization draft

Pick up where you stopped.

Answer a payer question

Reply with the right attachment.

Change an amount after an exception

Override a net amount with a reason.

Work your queues

Expiring authorizations and payer questions, oldest first.

Take over a colleague's case

Keep work moving when someone is away.

Receive an authorization without polling

The portal asks NPHIES on a schedule.

When NPHIES is down

Save the request and send it later.

COClaims officer

Submit a claim

Send a claim whose totals already add up.

Fix and resend a denied claim

Turn a denial into an accepted claim.

Send a pharmacy or vision claim

Add the prescription step.

Answer a payer question

Reply with the right attachment.

Cancel a queued claim

Stop a claim before NPHIES answers.

Save a claim and finish later

A claim draft is never sent to NPHIES.

Send a batch

Send up to 200 claims in one go without a surprise.

Check for new answers

See what NPHIES has for you.

Bill what is ready

Start from the claims that are ready to bill.

Work the denied queue

Turn a denial into an accepted claim and leave a trail.

Save a claim when NPHIES is down

A claim is queued, never lost, and never sent twice.

Export a list

Hand a CSV to finance.

ARAccounts receivable (A/R)

See what payers owe

Match payments to claims.

Chase a claim

Find out why money has not arrived.

Read what NPHIES accepted

Check the last batch before you chase anything.

Match a notice to its claims

Follow a payment notice down to the claims it paid.

Chase a denied claim with the claims desk

You find the problem, they fix it.

Work across facilities

A central desk follows more than one hospital.

Month-end hand-off to finance

Give the finance manager the numbers without a report screen.

APAccounts payable (A/P)

Record a payment notice

Tell NPHIES what was paid.

Check a notice against reconciliation

Make sure both sides agree.

Month-end cash posting

Check that every notice has been posted.

VWViewer (read-only)

Look up a patient and a request

Answer a question without changing anything.

Read a result and print it

Give someone a copy.

See what a queue holds

Understand the workload.

Ask for more access

You can look, not act.

AUAuditor (read-only)

Review the audit log

Answer an audit question without the power to change it.

Who changed whose access

Trace a role change from request to result.

Prove facility isolation

Show that one facility cannot see another.

Review emergency use

Check every break-glass sign in.

Read go-live readiness

Check that the go-live evidence exists. Read only.

Export the access list

Periodic access review.

SASuper admin

First-time setup of the hospital system link

Link RaneemHCP to the hospital system once, in seven guided steps.

Add another source

Bring in a second hospital system or one more entity.

Change the mode of an entity that already has data

Switch Patients from Import to Use as storage without losing a reference.

When a connector is down

See it, decide the fallback and recover.

Check go-live readiness

Walk the four checks that must be green before go-live.

Platform rules

The system-level settings the Super admin also owns.

Everyone

Sign in

Get in safely. After sign in the wireframes ask who you are; the real portal opens the home of your own role.

First sign in

Replace the temporary password, then enroll.

First time with two-step sign in

Enroll before you continue.

Lost your phone

Get in without the Authenticator app.

Forgot the password

Recover without calling anyone.

Your password expired

Replace it when the policy says so.

Ask for an account or for access

No account yet, or the wrong role.

Look after your own account

Password, sessions, history and notifications.

Time out and sign out

What happens when you step away.

When you cannot open something

A clear reason and a way forward.

When the portal or NPHIES is down

Know what is saved and what is not.

Find help

Get an answer without leaving the portal.

Hospital flows, end to end

Flows that cross roles. Each step is labelled with the role that does it and opens the screen in that role's menu. A step for everyone opens in the first role that has the screen.

Patient arrives to cash collected

The revenue cycle, from the front desk to the bank.

Denial and resubmission

From a denied claim to an accepted one, with a trail.

When NPHIES is down

Nothing is lost and nothing is sent twice.

First-time setup of the hospital system link

From a bare portal to patients that come from the hospital system.

Switch Patients from import to live reference

The with-data case: guarded, confirmed and audited.

Find a patient from the hospital system and start an eligibility check

No retyping: the patient comes from the source.

When the hospital system is down

Desks keep working where the fallback allows, and nothing is lost.

Month-end

Hand finance the numbers with CSV exports in the first release.

Onboard and offboard a user

From a request to a working account, and back to a clean exit.

Audit review

Someone other than the administrator reads the log.