Stripes dysautonomia provider toolkit
A clinician-led clinical framework designed for nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and physicians. Confidently evaluate orthostatic symptoms, identify physiologic patterns, and streamline documentation in daily practice.
Clinical resources built for modern practice
Turn complex, multi-system symptom presentations into clear, actionable clinical roadmaps with evidence-based tools designed for busy providers.
Rapid clinical workflow
Access the Quick Brain clinical guide and one-page diagnostic workflow to quickly distinguish POTS, orthostatic intolerance, and autonomic shifts from common mimics.
Targeted workup and mimics
Navigate differential diagnoses efficiently with standardized orthostatic testing protocols, targeted lab workup guidance, and initial management recommendations.
Chart-ready documentation
Save time with fillable and printable chart templates, post-exertional malaise (PEM) activity considerations, and structured specialist referral criteria.
Transform vague symptoms into physiologic clarity
When patients present with unexplained tachycardia, fatigue, brain fog, and dizziness, standard labs often return normal. The Stripes Dysautonomia Provider Toolkit bridges the gap between conventional metrics and lived physiology, giving you the structure to evaluate, document, and treat with confidence.
Structured assessment for complex presentations
Evaluating autonomic dysfunction shouldn't feel overwhelming. Our comprehensive provider guide provides clear criteria for standing vitals, 10-minute active stand tests, and identifying key autonomic patterns. By organizing subjective complaints into structured objective data, clinicians can quickly determine whether findings indicate dysautonomia, post-viral sequelae, deconditioning, or secondary contributors.
Immediate access for clinical practice
Equip your clinical toolkit today with immediate digital access to all checklists, clinical algorithms, and fillable charting templates. Help your patients feel heard through thorough, objective, and reproducible clinical assessments.
