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Patient portal

The patient portal is the patient-facing surface of Veridian Motion on a facility-controlled kiosk. Patients authenticate with a Patient ID and PIN provisioned by staff at enrollment. There is no self sign-up. After sign-in, patients land on a Wellness Hub and choose a program.
Patients never see un-reviewed AI output or exercise plans. After submit they see confirmation and plain-language safety guidance only. Approved content appears after a licensed clinician reviews and releases the assessment.

Wellness Hub

Patients pick a program from the Wellness Hub.

Live / rolling out (when licensed and enabled)

Coming soon (Roadmap tiles)

Hub tiles marked Coming soon:
  • Sleep
  • Nutrition
  • Brain Fitness
  • Wellness Challenges
  • Chronic Disease Education
  • Music Therapy
  • Art Therapy
  • Continuing Education
Public Hub docs do not list a Mental Wellness / Behavioral Health tile.

First login — Terms gate

Before using the portal, the patient must accept Terms & Policies via a required checkbox linked to the public /terms page. Each acceptance is logged with version + timestamp. See Terms & patient consent.

Full MSK intake flow

1

Accept Terms (first login) then sign in

On first use, accept Terms. Then enter Patient ID and PIN (4–12 digits). Staff create these at enrollment.
2

Choose a program on the Wellness Hub

Select MSK Assessment or another enabled program tile.
3

Select what's hurting (body map)

An accessible body-map region selector presents a tappable diagram plus labeled toggle buttons (e.g., left shoulder, upper back, left knee). The patient selects the area(s) relevant to their complaint.
4

Describe the complaint

The patient describes what is going on in plain language — typed text in the complaint field.
5

Complete the questionnaire

A plain-language questionnaire collects additional context (onset, severity, movement limits, and related items). Required questions must be answered before continuing. Follow-up clarifying questions during posture assessment are a fixed, non-diagnostic list (no AI).
6

Capture posture photos (optional)

Guided capture for up to four views when a camera is available. On-screen silhouette overlays help positioning. If a camera is not available, the patient can skip photos and continue the assessment.
7

Submit

The patient reviews and submits. The assessment moves into staff workflow. Server-side AI may draft a clinician-reviewable exercise plan — not shown on the kiosk.
8

Confirmation (immediate)

The patient sees submission confirmation and plain-language safety guidance — including direction to see medical staff if symptoms worsen. This screen does not include AI observations or exercise prescriptions.
9

My plan / progress (ongoing)

Patients can return to view each submission’s status:
  • Received
  • Awaiting assignment
  • Under review
  • Reviewed
After a clinician approves the assessment, the patient may see the approved exercise plan (name, why, steps, dosage, cautions) and any notes explicitly shared with them.

Red-flag safety inputs

If intake responses trigger a red-flag pattern, the patient sees a calm see medical staff safety action — not a diagnosis and not an emergency dispatch. Custody and clinical staff follow facility protocols.

Multiple submissions

An enrolled patient may complete more than one assessment over time. Each submission appears separately in My plan / progress with its own status.

What patients cannot do on the portal

  • Self-create an account
  • View AI output or draft plans before clinician review
  • Open external websites, links, or messaging outside the app
  • Access other patients’ records
  • Chat or matchmake with other patients

Locked kiosk behavior

Veridian Motion applies app-level hardening for facility kiosks:
  • Blocked external navigation and links
  • Strict Content Security Policy (CSP)
  • Self-hosted fonts (no third-party font loads)
  • Idle auto-reset to clear patient session state
  • Offline-capable loops for chess engine, puzzles, and rehab where designed
Agency-provided controls — MDM profile, device lockdown, network filtering, physical supervision — are required for true kiosk lockdown in a correctional facility. See Deployment and kiosk.

Staff involvement

Session and privacy on device

Patient session state is held in memory — not in browser localStorage. No PII is persisted locally on the kiosk browser beyond what the active session requires. Clinician-only reasoning notes from Neck check-in are never sent to the patient device.

What’s next

Provider dashboard

What happens after the patient submits.

Precision Rehab

Course, guided practice, Understand.

Neck check-in

Cervical symptom-history check-in.

Chess Academy

Play, puzzles, Game recap.