See Control on your unit.
A 30-minute video call with the founder. Bring your nurse manager, EVS lead or infection prevention, and we’ll walk a room from discharge to ready.
For environmental services teams and leads
Your next room is already in your queue, with the unit’s steps in your language.
Discharged rooms land in your queue the moment the nurse checks the patient out. The unit’s checklist, its cleaning procedure and short how-to videos are on your phone, in English, Spanish or French.
What changes for EVS
A queue that runs itself
Rooms go to the EVS employee on shift for that area. Re-cleans come first, then the room that has been dirty longest.
Every unit’s steps, shown
The checklist and the unit’s procedure are one tap away, with short videos. Float and new staff clean it right on day one.
In English, Spanish or French
Each person picks their language. Screens, checklists and procedures follow.
Credit for your work
Every clean is timed and recorded under your name, so your work is on the record instead of a whiteboard.
Example
One room, from your queue to ready
- 10:43
A discharged room lands in your queue, assigned to you.
- 10:45
You accept it. The nurse can see you’re on the way.
- 10:51
You tap the door to start. The checklist and the unit’s steps are on your phone.
- 11:14
Every task is done and the minimum clean time has passed. You mark the room clean.
- 11:16
The room passes inspection. Your clean is recorded under your name.
Problems this solves
Sound familiar?
Throughput