ED Triage + ADT: The Fastest Way to Unlock Hospital Capacity
Your ED board is your most expensive asset. Automating triage and ADT is the highest-leverage hospital fix.
ED and ICU beds are constraints. Manual triage and ADT on paper/Excel caps throughput.
An ED triage queue (constrained AI, instant clinical handoff) + ADT bed allocator with FHIR sync turns walk-in surge into flow: OPD slots sync to departments/rosters, ICU prioritization is rule-driven, LIS/PACS triggers fire automatically, and families get real-time WhatsApp updates.
Hospitals using this see ED wait -40% and ICU allocation 38m→4m — then compound gains by fixing discharge next.
Start at triage, then ADT, then discharge — in that order.
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Map this to your hospital
Run the 2-minute friction score or book an audit — we map your HIS and ops to FHIR/ABDM and measure TAT/occupancy.
Discharge Audit Checklist — 5 friction zones
The same checklist we use on Discovery (₹1–2L). Pharmacy/lab handshakes, e-summary generation, TPA packet validation, bed-board sync — score your TAT in 2 minutes.
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