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 unit clerks, aides, techs and transport
Know which rooms are ready, without picking up the phone.
Unit clerks get a “room is ready” alert the moment a room passes inspection. Everyone on the unit can see room status, find equipment, and check that it’s clean before using it.
What changes for frontline staff
“Room is ready” alerts
Unit clerks hear the moment a room is released, so the next admission can come up.
Clean equipment, visibly
Commodes, IV poles and pumps show when they were last cleaned and by whom. A dirty item shows as Dirty everywhere.
Find it fast
Look up where a piece of equipment is and where it belongs.
Inspect and release
Unit clerks can inspect a room and release it, so a bed doesn’t wait for one person to be free.
Example
A few moments from a shift
- 08:15
You need a commode for a patient. You look it up and see it was cleaned at 07:40.
- 11:17
A room passes inspection. You get the alert and call for the next admission.
- 14:02
A pump’s clean is overdue. It shows as Dirty, so it goes to EVS instead of to a patient.
Problems this solves
Sound familiar?
Throughput