Healthcare Management Dashboard Examples

This hospital dashboard is an example of one of InetSoft's interactive web-based applications for healthcare companies. This particular chart allows users to monitor patient detail ranging from the Patient ID, Gender and Age, as well as being able to filter the age to better narrow down a desired Patient Detail.

This dashboard displays Staff to Patient ratios including department names and the number of doctors in those departments. Although our charts are simple to use they provide detailed fields and extensive results which will give you the most out of your data.

InetSoft's easy-to-use drag and drop design tools, healthcare companies can quickly build productive analytical tools like this one, that aid users in day-to-day operations, as well as help them keep track of and achieve long term goals and objectives.

InetSoft has a library of charts and visualization types to choose from, including geographic mapping, heat maps, and scatter plots. Healthcare industry executives can cater any completed dashboard to specific needs at any given time and even access them from mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets.

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Capabilities of InetSoft's Interactive Health Information Dashboard:

  • Filter by state, population, or specific query.
  • Analyze charts and graphs and then select other tabs to see other views or drilldown into details.
  • View data from multiple sources and formats on one dynamic screen.
  • Create bookmarks of favorite views.

This Home Health Provider Dashboard visually summarizes key operational metrics for a healthcare organization. At the top, there are six large, colorful tiles displaying major statistics: 78 Active Clients (green), 105 Active Caregivers (blue), 34 Physicians (gold), 57 Applicants (red), and 21 Payors (purple). Each tile includes an icon and label for quick recognition. Below these headline metrics, a date filter indicates the reporting period from March 1 to March 31, 2021, with options to filter by location and client type. A blue “Filter” button allows users to adjust the displayed data.

The lower section, titled “My Company At-A-Glance,” lists detailed categories with numeric counts in blue boxes, offering a snapshot of business components such as Referral Sources, Service Codes, Client Types, and Case Managers. Each row presents specific operational data points like 34 Active Clients, 7 Referral Sources, and 26 Attributes/Needs. The clean layout and color-coded sections make it easy for administrators to monitor performance indicators, staffing, and client engagement within the organization. Overall, this dashboard provides an at-a-glance view of key workforce, client, and operational metrics essential for decision-making in a home health care environment.

Home Health Provider Dashboard Example
patient engagement dashboard example

The Patient Engagement Dashboard centers on monitoring how effectively patient communications—primarily email—are reaching recipients: a prominent donut chart highlights a 99.6% delivery rate with raw counts showing 5,964 messages sent and 5,939 delivered, and an “EMAIL” label and envelope icon clarify the channel being measured.

This makes it immediately clear that deliverability is excellent and provides volume context for scale, which helps spot anomalies or list/infrastructure issues, but the view is narrowly focused on delivery only and lacks downstream engagement metrics like open rates, click-throughs, response or unsubscribe rates, as well as trend lines, benchmarks, or segmentation filters that would make the insight actionable over time—visually the donut plus counts communicates the single KPI extremely well, yet the dashboard would be stronger if paired with comparative targets, channel breakdowns (SMS/portal), and temporal or cohort filters so teams could diagnose whether delivered messages are actually prompting patient engagement or follow-through.

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