READYFLOW · FOR HOSPITAL TEAMS

Know when a patient is ready before transport or a procedure.

ReadyFlow gives hospital teams one shared view of readiness and pending prerequisites—so they can spot what’s missing before work stalls.

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Readiness at a glance

4 fictional examples
  • Fictional case 01

    Radiology

    Procedure · CT imaging

    In progress2 pending
  • Fictional case 02

    Emergency

    Transport · Transfer to inpatient unit

    Blocked4 pending
  • Fictional case 03

    Med-Surg

    Procedure · Ultrasound

    Ready0 pending
  • Fictional case 04

    Cardiology

    Transport · Transfer to diagnostic imaging

    In progress2 pending

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Readiness, made visible

A trip should start with a clear picture of what is still needed.

A patient may be ordered for imaging or transport while important prerequisites are still in progress. ReadyFlow brings that status into view across departments, helping teams avoid wasted trips, repeated calls, interruptions, and avoidable delays.

A shared view of common prerequisites

  • 01IV access
  • 02Labs
  • 03Medication
  • 04Consent
  • 05Provider assessment
  • 06Respiratory treatment
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A clearer handoff

From request to ready, without the status chase.

Keep the teams around a patient aligned on what is done, what remains, and when the next step can move.

Fits the care ecosystem

A clearer layer between the tools teams already use.

ReadyFlow complements existing patient-flow, capacity-management, transport, and EHR tools. Integrations are intended to fit hospitals’ current workflows and help readiness information reach the teams who need it.

Patient flow
Capacity management
Transport
EHR

Hospital and department pilots

Discuss a ReadyFlow pilot for your team.

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