Journey One
Sofia | Living With Epilepsy
A new epilepsy diagnosis can raise questions about treatment, medication, safety, and everyday life.
Sofia's journey demonstrates how a healthcare organization could guide a patient through the information and actions that matter most following diagnosis.
- Understanding the Diagnosis — Learn about epilepsy, common questions, and the care plan.
- Medication and Treatment — Review prescribed treatment guidance, medication education, and questions for the care team.
- Seizure Safety — Understand safety precautions, emergency guidance, and when to seek help.
- Everyday Life — Explore resources related to daily activities, routines, and managing the condition.
- Ongoing Care — Prepare for follow-up visits, complete assessments, and stay engaged with the care plan.
Throughout the journey, PATHS can help the care team understand which resources Sofia accessed, what she demonstrated through assessments, and where additional support may be helpful.
Journey Two
Robert and Emily | Navigating Dementia Together
Dementia changes more than the patient's clinical needs. It can also change the responsibilities of family members and caregivers.
Robert's journey includes his daughter, Emily, who helps him navigate care decisions, daily routines, and changing support needs.
- Understanding the Diagnosis — Provide accessible information about dementia and what the diagnosis may mean for Robert and his family.
- Planning Care Together — Help Robert and Emily understand the care plan, available resources, and questions to discuss with the clinical team.
- Safety and Daily Routines — Offer guidance on creating supportive routines and addressing everyday safety considerations.
- Supporting the Caregiver — Provide Emily with resources tailored to her responsibilities, including communication, support services, and caregiver well-being.
- Adapting as Needs Change — Update the journey with new guidance and resources as Robert's needs evolve.
PATHS can support distinct patient and caregiver experiences while helping healthcare organizations understand engagement across the broader care journey.