ADAPTIXCORE
Let the receiving ED see the incoming patient before the unit arrives — the acuity signal, the live vitals, the signed chart at the door — and close the loop by sending the outcome back to the EMS agency.
THE JOB TODAY
ED charge nurses learn about incoming patients by phone, by fax, or by a post in a comms-app channel that the right person may not be watching. Pre-arrival data is fragmentary — a verbal report that fades the moment the call ends — and the vitals, if they arrive at all, are minutes stale by the time the bed is assigned. The receiving EMR gets the chart hours or days later, often as a faxed PDF that nobody re-keys. And the outcome — whether the STEMI alert was right, whether the patient survived — almost never flows back to the EMS agency, so the medics never learn whether their field call was correct.
HOW ADAPTIXCORE RUNS IT
AdaptixCore's hospital surface gives the receiving ED a live picture of every incoming patient. Cortex sends a STEMI, stroke, or sepsis pre-alert at dispatch assignment, well before the unit arrives. Real-time vitals stream from the cardiac monitor, IV pump, and ventilator through device capture — no nurse retyping numbers into a phone. The signed chart is delivered to the receiving EMR at arrival over HL7 v2 and FHIR R4, and outcome data flows back to the EMS agency after disposition. Every record received from EMS is captured in an audit log, so the loop is closed and provable.
WHAT IT ACTUALLY DOES
Every line below is implemented behaviour you can exercise in the live demo — nothing on this page is a mock-up or a roadmap item.
every inbound patient with ETA and Cortex acuity signal
STEMI, stroke, and sepsis warnings surfaced before arrival
streamed live from monitor, IV pump, and ventilator, not retyped
the finalized chart delivered to the receiving EMR at arrival
outcome data routed back to the EMS agency after disposition
HL7 v2 and FHIR R4 for the receiving system of record
direct channel for pre-arrival updates
every record received from EMS captured with provenance
WHERE THIS LIVES IN ADAPTIXCORE
The chart being handed to the hospital is the ePCR application's record — the same signed encounter the crew documented, delivered forward instead of faxed.
The application page shows who works in it, the workflow the record follows, and how it connects to the rest of the platform — all AdaptixCore applications share the same record.