The visit journey
Eight synthetic steps illustrate the intended journey: discover, book, intake, device readiness, waiting, consultation, wrap-up, and after-visit review. Buttons advance only the local demonstration state.
TelemedicineAvailable
Telemedicine visit
A synthetic walkthrough of the planned virtual-visit experience. It demonstrates patient and provider layouts without reading or writing real patient, appointment, clinical, prescription, or media data. Secure clinical video visits are not enabled yet. Appointment preparation and device checks remain available from Appointment details.
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Patient and provider layouts
The walkthrough previews responsive patient and provider layouts. Names, chart content, captions, notes, chat, files, prescriptions, and summaries are synthetic examples, not clinical records or delivered services.
Real appointments stay protected
Secure clinical video visits are not enabled yet. Appointment preparation and device checks remain available from Appointment details. Join and Start are hidden while this versioned policy is disabled. Server-owned visit attempts, encounters, protected technical session status, and a two-role participant foundation provide future lifecycle safeguards, but the media provider remains disabled and returns no room or access credential. The foundations do not yet compose identity, location, consent, readiness, participant authority, verified presence, or media release into an approved clinical entry. A legacy or saved appointment deep link opens a safety notice and never loads synthetic data into a real context.
Local device readiness
For a confirmed telemedicine appointment, Appointment details can persist an appointment-bound local camera, microphone, speaker, secure-context, supported-client, and API-reachability result. Patient and provider diagnostics remain private to each actor. Permission, selected-device, device-busy, offline, pause/resume, and network-change states have explicit blocked guidance and release temporary local media. The check does not exercise deployed signaling, STUN, TURN, or a clinical MediaProvider, so a local pass cannot enable Join or Start.
Consent and media are demonstrations
The consent controls, recording indicator, captions, and call controls shown here are illustrative only. They do not capture consent, record media, generate captions, or start a call. A separate audited consent-record foundation exists for future approved appointment flows, but it is not connected to this walkthrough and does not enable telemedicine, recording, transcripts, or AI processing.
Participant controls remain closed
Additional participant controls are not available yet. The current experience does not invite, admit, remove, or show guardians, caregivers, interpreters, chaperones, trainees, consultants, or support people. Join and Start actions also remain unavailable.
Synthetic prescribing preview
The wrap-up step previews medication entry and safety copy with in-memory example data. Completing it does not issue a prescription, update an appointment, create a patient record, or send anything to a pharmacy.
Follow these steps
Explore the synthetic walkthrough
- Start on Discover and choose a provider to book.
- Pick an example visit type and time, then preview intake controls.
- Advance through the demonstration readiness and waiting stages.
- Switch to the synthetic clinician view to preview the planned workspace.
- Complete the in-memory medication example and preview an illustrative summary.
Tips
- The persistent Synthetic walkthrough banner identifies every demonstration stage.
- No walkthrough action writes patient, appointment, note, prescription, consent, recording, or media state.
- Use Appointment details for real appointment preparation and the appointment-bound local compatibility check. Technical session state never means that Join or Start is available. Follow the displayed support or reschedule action while clinical entry remains blocked.