InBetween · by Science of Data
Your doctor sees twelve minutes.
You live the other ten thousand.
InBetween is a phone app for short symptom and medication check-ins between appointments, so you can bring the details of those days to your next visit.
Install the betaThe problem
What happens between visits is worth remembering.
Symptoms change. A medication starts helping, or brings side effects. By the next appointment, you’re trying to recall weeks or months of experience in the time you have together.
A new medication
The early weeks can bring changes you want to discuss at your follow-up. Recording how you feel helps you remember what happened and when.
A flare-up
Once it passes, details can fade: how it started, how long it lasted, and what helped. A check-in gives you a record to return to.
A symptom pattern
Gradual changes can be hard to notice day to day. A record makes it easier to talk about whether you’ve been feeling better and what has changed.
For clinicians
See how your patients have been doing before they walk in.
A record you can review before the visit
Check-in responses are organized and exportable, with trends and flags you can scan before an appointment. You and your patient have a starting point for the conversation.
Choose the schedule. InBetween sends the reminders.
Enroll a patient and set their check-in schedule. Patients respond on their own time.
Patient information stays with the care team
InBetween follows HIPAA-compliant practices for handling patient data. Check-in responses go to the patient’s clinician and care team.
Two decades of experience in outcomes measurement
Our team brings more than 20 years of work in clinical outcomes measurement, including eCOA, ePRO, and IRT, to the design of InBetween.
Interested in a pilot with your patients?
We’re piloting InBetween with one physician partner and speaking with a small number of additional clinicians. Email us to talk about whether it could fit your practice.
For patients
There’s a lot to remember when you live with a chronic condition.
InBetween helps you keep track along the way, so you have something to refer to when you see your doctor.
A few questions, on your schedule
Complete a short check-in on your phone, then get on with your day.
Your answers go to your care team
The clinician who enrolled you and their care team can review your responses.
Bring the details to your next appointment
Your check-ins give you and your doctor a record of how you’ve been feeling, including things you might otherwise forget to mention.
We’d like to hear from you.
InBetween is currently in a pilot with one physician partner. We can’t sign patients up directly yet.
Write to us with your name and, if you’d like, what you’d want an app like this to help you keep track of. We read every note as we decide what to build next.
Your email goes straight to Carolina, who is building it.
How it works
Check in on your phone
Answer a few short questions about your symptoms, side effects, and medications.
InBetween organizes your responses
Your check-ins become a structured record of the weeks between appointments.
Review the summary with your doctor
Your doctor can see how you’ve been doing, and you can use the summary to talk through what happened.
Your information and the pilot
What we store
Your check-in responses and when you submitted them. We don’t collect your location, contacts, or advertising identifiers.
Who can access it
The clinician who enrolled you and their care team. We don’t sell your information, share it with employers or insurers, or use it to train outside models.
Where we are today
We’re working with one physician partner and a small group of patients, refining the check-in questions with them each week.
About Science of Data
We help clinicians use everyday patient experience in care.
Science of Data grew out of two decades of work in clinical outcomes measurement, where structured patient-reported information is an established part of research.
With InBetween, we’re applying that experience to routine care. It’s our first product, and we’ll introduce future products as they develop.
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