For clinicians

Support the everyday journey between visits.

OpenCura is a teen-led health and wellness companion you can recommend to help adolescents reflect, prepare, and bring their own questions into care conversations.

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The clinician view

See the journey, not just the appointment.

Charts, summaries, and pattern cards turn the context a teen chooses to track into a clearer starting point for care.

Sample clinician viewWeekly journey
Teen-approved context
Health journey at a glance

A fuller picture of the week.

Selected moments, shared questions, and the areas the teen wants to understand better.

6moments saved
4focus areas
3questions ready
EnergySleepMood & stressMovement
Patterns across the week

Energy + sleep + mood

This week
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Pattern to explore

Energy dips appeared alongside shorter sleep on several school days.

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Ready for the visit

“What would make mornings feel easier?”

Why recommend it

A companion that respects the clinical relationship.

See more between visits

Get a clearer view of the routines, patterns, questions, and plans a teen chooses to bring into care.

Guide what gets tracked

Request a specific marker or a broader review when you need to explore a question more fully.

Make the next visit count

Use journey summaries, charts, and insight cards to spot where support could go next and start with a more focused conversation.

Your role in OpenCura

Put more useful context in your hands.

OpenCura turns a teen’s everyday experience into a clinician-ready view you can use to guide the next conversation.

Why clinicians refer: WHO guidance and adolescent-care research connect autonomy-supportive communication with greater trust, engagement, and openness in care conversations. OpenCura puts that principle into practice: the teen chooses the context, and you get a clearer place to start. Read the WHO guidance.

Shape the tracking focus

Request a care marker label such as “Afternoon energy” and give the teen a clear place to decide whether it belongs in their routine.

Request the depth you need

Start with selected context or ask for an expanded review when a fuller picture would make the next conversation more useful.

Review the bigger picture

Bring together routines, mood, energy, sleep, movement and recovery, stress, social connection, summaries, records, questions, and shared plans.

Find the next place to focus

Use approved patterns and visit-preparation context to decide which questions, routines, or support plans deserve more attention.

Work from one shared view

Keep Shared summary, Upcoming plans, Shared plans, What you can see, and What stays private organized in the Clinician tab.

Keep the relationship moving

You bring the clinical judgment; OpenCura helps the teen arrive with more context and a clearer next question.

The flow

Simple to introduce. Teen-approved from the start.

  1. 1

    Recommend OpenCura

    Give your patient an optional, teen-led companion for the time between visits.

  2. 2

    Ask for what you need

    Request a marker, selected context, or expanded review around the question you are exploring.

  3. 3

    The teen chooses

    They see the scope, decide what feels right, and choose whether to share it.

  4. 4

    Review the bigger picture

    Use the shared summary, patterns, records, questions, and plans to see where support could go next.

  5. 5

    Focus the next visit

    Start with a clearer question and a more useful plan for the conversation ahead.

Connect with OpenCura

Tell us what would make this useful in your practice.

We are shaping the pilot with young people, families, and clinicians who want more thoughtful support between appointments.

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