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
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Pre-arrival, handoff, and outcome closed-loop for the receiving ED — Cortex acuity signal at CAD assignment, real-time monitor streams via device capture, the signed ePCR delivered to the EMR at arrival, and outcome data flowing back to EMS within 24 hours. For ED teams who refuse to retype vitals into a phone app.
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 ePCR 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
The handoff that should close the loop instead drops it
AdaptixCore Hospital Portal gives the receiving ED a live picture of every incoming patient. Cortex Acuity Live sends a STEMI, stroke, or sepsis pre-alert at CAD 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 ePCR is delivered to the receiving EMR at arrival over HL7 v2 and FHIR R4, and outcome data flows back to the EMS agency within 24 hours. Every record received from EMS is captured in an audit log, so the loop is closed and provable.
every inbound patient with ETA and Cortex acuity signal
STEMI, stroke, and sepsis warnings from Cortex Acuity Live 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 within 24 hours
HL7 v2 and FHIR R4 for the receiving system of record
direct voice channel for pre-arrival updates
every record received from EMS captured with provenance
No swivel-chair integrations. No spreadsheet exports. One data model, shared across every module.
20 minutes with Joshua on a real tenant-isolated build — the actual operator workflow, no mocked data, no slideware.