WELLPREPT FOR GASTROENTEROLOGY

Colonoscopy and endoscopy prep, sent to each patient one step at a time

WellPrept Journeys turns your prep instructions into short messages timed to each patient's procedure date. Diet changes, medication holds, dose times and the morning-of details arrive on the day they apply, written from your own protocols and in your patients' languages. If a patient doesn't open a message, an AI voice agent calls them in their language to go over the step they missed.

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Where preps go wrong

These are the usual reasons a patient arrives with an inadequate prep.

  • The patient reads the prep sheet once, at scheduling, often weeks before the steps matter.

  • The right instructions depend on the prep, the schedule and the medicines the patient takes, so one handout cannot fit everyone.

  • Blood thinner and GLP-1 holds get worked out one patient at a time, by a nurse on the phone.

  • Translations exist for some preps and procedures and not for others, because each one is written and paid for separately.

What a colonoscopy patient receives

An example of a split-dose colonoscopy. Your practice sets every step and every time.

About a week before

Any medication stop dates that apply to this patient, from your rules
A reminder to pick up the prep and arrange a ride home

A few days before

Start the low-fiber diet, with a list of what to avoid

The day before

Clear liquids only
When to take the first dose, and how much to drink with it

Night and morning

When to take the second dose
When to stop drinking
What finished prep should look like

Day of the procedure

Arrival time and location
What to bring
Confirm a driver for the ride home

After

What is normal, like bloating and gas
When to call the office

At any step, if the patient doesn't open the text or email, an AI voice agent calls them in their language to go over what they missed.

What Journeys handles for a GI practice

Every prep you prescribe

Suprep, Sutab, Suflave, Plenvu, MoviPrep, Clenpiq, GoLytely, NuLytely or MiraLAX, split dose or two-day. The patient sees only the instructions for their own prep and schedule.

Medication holds for each patient

Your rules for GLP-1 medicines, blood thinners and diabetes medicines, applied to the medicines each patient takes, with each stop date sent on the day it applies. When a hold needs another doctor to decide, such as a blood thinner managed by a cardiologist, the message tells the patient to call.

A phone call when a step is missed

If a patient doesn't open a text or email, an AI voice agent calls them in their language to go over the step they missed. It tells the patient it is an AI calling for your practice, and anything it can't answer, or anything that sounds urgent, goes to your staff.

Every procedure you do

Colonoscopy, upper endoscopy, flexible sigmoidoscopy, ERCP, EUS, capsule endoscopy, Bravo pH monitoring, H. pylori breath testing and hemorrhoid banding, each with its own timeline. For anything else you do, we build a custom journey.

Your patients' languages

Spanish and the other languages your patients read. Your team approves every translation before any patient sees it.

Your protocols and your physicians' names

We build each journey from the prep sheets you already use, and your physicians approve every message before it goes live.

Nurse time goes to the patients who need it

The routine instructions arrive on their own, and patients who miss a message get a reminder call from an AI voice agent in their language. Your nurses spend their calls on complicated medication questions, first-time patients and anyone the voice agent flags.

Starts when the procedure is booked

No one on your staff has to remember to send anything.

Follows the schedule

Reschedule the procedure and the whole timeline moves with it.

Calls the patients who miss a step

An unopened message triggers a call from an AI voice agent, in the patient's language.

For endoscopy centers

Inadequate prep calculator

Enter your own numbers. The result is an estimate from what you enter, not a promise.

Your volume and prep quality

10,000
15%
Many centers report rates of 20% or higher
5 points
One hospital texting pilot reported inadequate preps falling from 11.5% to 3.8%
Inadequate preps avoided per year500

Your costs

$900
Professional plus facility. Use your own number.
6 min
$50

Estimated yearly effect

Inadequate preps today1,500
Inadequate preps avoided500
Value of slots protected$450,000
Nurse hours back for patients who need a call1,000 hrs
Value of that nurse time$50,000
Inadequate preps avoided
500
per year
Slots protected
$450,000
per year
Nurse hours back
1,000 hrs
per year

Questions from GI practices

Use what you already pay for. Journeys adds instructions that fit each patient: their prep, their schedule, the medicines they take and the language they read, across every procedure you do, built from your own protocols.

If a patient doesn't open a text or email, an AI voice agent calls them in their language to go over the step they missed. It tells the patient it is an AI calling for your practice. Anything it can't answer, or anything that sounds urgent, goes to your staff.

Your physicians set the rules for GLP-1 medicines, blood thinners and diabetes medicines. Journeys applies them to the medicines each patient takes and sends each stop date on the day it applies. When a hold needs another doctor to decide, the message tells the patient to call.

It takes the routine instructions and reminder calls off their list. Patients who miss a message get a call from an AI voice agent in their language, so the calls your nurses make go to the patients who need a conversation: complicated medication questions, first-time patients and anyone the voice agent flags.

Procedures: colonoscopy, upper endoscopy (EGD), flexible sigmoidoscopy, ERCP, EUS, capsule endoscopy, Bravo pH monitoring, H. pylori breath testing and hemorrhoid banding. Preps: Suprep, Sutab, Suflave, Plenvu, MoviPrep, Clenpiq, GoLytely, NuLytely and MiraLAX with a sports drink, on split-dose or two-day schedules. If you do a procedure or use a prep that is not on this list, we build a custom journey for it. Each patient sees only the instructions for their own procedure and prep.

Yes. Journeys can send instructions in Spanish and the other languages your patients read, and the follow-up call from the AI voice agent is in the patient's language too. Your team approves every translation before any patient sees it.

Yes. WellPrept connects with common EHRs and scheduling systems, and a deep integration is not required to get started. We will walk through how enrollment works with yours.

Most practices go live within a few weeks. We draft every journey from your current prep sheets, and your physicians review and approve it before launch.

Yes. WellPrept is built for HIPAA, is SOC 2 compliant, and signs a Business Associate Agreement. Details are in our Trust Center.

It depends on the size of your practice and what you include. Book a demo and we will give you a number for your practice.

Foundation covers the visit side: condition pages for GERD, IBS, Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis from your own physicians. See Foundation.

We build the same journeys for urology, spine, orthopedics, ENT, gynecology and every other specialty. See all specialties.

See a colonoscopy journey built for your practice

We'll show you what your patients would receive, step by step, from prep instructions like the ones you use now.

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