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Admit
Open a stay with the admission, working diagnosis, and attending team: the patient enters the ward flow.
Admit, treat, and discharge hospitalized patients with ward whiteboards, treatment rounds, and shift handoffs: every in-patient visible to every shift.
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Open a stay with the admission, working diagnosis, and attending team: the patient enters the ward flow.
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The ward whiteboard shows every in-patient: stage, orders, and what is due next: the shift’s single source of truth.
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Treatment rounds and administrations are logged per patient per shift: care given is care recorded.
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Shift handoffs carry the ward forward: the next team starts where the last ended, nothing retold.
The full stay lifecycle: admission, transfers, and discharge on the record.
Every in-patient, every stage, one board the whole shift reads.
Scheduled rounds with administrations logged against each patient.
Structured handoffs between shifts: the ward never resets to zero.
Order orchestration for in-patients, from the same prescribing your clinic already uses.
Stay charges flow into billing under the same contract as visits.
In-patients live on whiteboards, not in memory: rounds, administrations, and handoffs are logged events, so the ward at 3 AM looks exactly like the ward at 3 PM said it would.
Yes. A stay is part of the patient’s record: admission, rounds, and discharge land on the same timeline as visits.
Structured shift handoffs carry the board forward: incoming teams see each patient’s stage, orders, and what is due next.
Yes: in-patient care bills under the same contract as outpatient visits, into the same invoices.
Admissions, ward whiteboards, treatment rounds, and shift handoffs: hospitalization in one view.