Let operations flow. Watch volume grow.
The AI administrative assistant for transplant teams. Complete, current data at every decision point, and the administrative work cleared so the team can act on it.
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Three metrics move.
More transplants follow.
One assistant across the full transplant journey. Grow with the team you have.
faster to waitlist
Records gathered and findings extracted before the first appointment. Evaluations move at the speed of clinical decisions, not the data chase.
more to committee
Below-license work is cleared, records arrive complete, administrative gaps stop gating decisions. The same referral pool yields more listed patients.
higher active rate
Continuous monitoring flags overdue results, missed appointments, and status changes before they become gaps. More patients stay organ-ready at any given time.
Figures reflect modeled upper bounds based on outside-in analysis. Inactive waitlist figure: SRTR / peer-reviewed scoping review.
Transplant's missing function.
Every member of the transplant team needs an administrative assistant clearing below-license work and ensuring staff have the full picture at every decision point.
You can't hire one. You can implement one.
Coordinator time currently lost to documentation, not patient care.
U.S. Surgeon General's Advisory on Building a Thriving Health Workforce
The same day.
Two different centers.
Evaluation
The 300-page file
A coordinator reads a 300-page media manager file to find the one test that would have changed the evaluation path six appointments ago.
Carenostics indexed the file overnight and surfaced the key findings. The coordinator reviews a summary, not a stack.
When your team does the work they trained for, they stay.
When administrative work disappears, coordinators spend their days on patient care. Satisfaction rises. Turnover falls. Institutional knowledge stops walking out the door. The people who make your program run want to stay.
With Carenostics I get to focus on my patients. I didn't go to nursing school to copy and paste files.
Backed by the people
who know what it takes.
Published Results in Leading Journals