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One record per case. Three things it makes possible.

A camera over the back table writes one record per case. Everything else stands on it.

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An empty hospital corridor with benches and doors

Capture

What each case opened, used and wasted.

A camera over the back table recognizes each supply as it's opened. A bin photo at close marks the waste. One record per case, with unit cost.

A back table from above: a basin, an instrument tray, a suture box, loose instruments, a specimen cup and a pack of towels on a blue drape

Sample case · 6 items logged

09:14:32

Illustration, sample data.
  • Nothing new for nurses

    No scanning, no typing.

    • The camera does the recognizing
    • One photo of the bin does the rest
  • Supplies, never patients

    The camera sees the back table.

    • No face or chart in frame
    • A BAA before any work
  • One record per case

    Pulled, opened, used and wasted.

    • By surgeon and procedure, with unit cost
    • CSV today, HL7 next

Analyze

Billed as used, cards that match the room.

What was used but never charged, charged below contract, or opened and thrown away. Case by case, not once a quarter.

Performance charts on a laptop screen

Preference cards, updated from real usage.

A surgeon's card against what the surgeon actually opens. Items binned every time come off; items fetched every time go on.

Masks and hair nets in trays on a metal supply cart
  • Revenue

    Every implant billed.

    • Used but never charged, found
    • Below-contract payments, flagged
  • Cards

    Cards that follow real usage.

    • Drift measured case by case
    • Re-issued from the record
  • Waste

    Less thrown away.

    • By item, surgeon and room
    • Fewer rush orders

Predict

Tomorrow's cases, stocked from your own history.

Pare is building forecasts on the record: what each room will need before it needs it, from your own history. Every forecast shows the cases behind it.

A hospital room with three beds and their equipment
  • Operating rooms

    Picked before the day starts.

    • A pick list per case from the schedule
    • Par levels that follow real usage
  • Outpatient departments

    Stocked for the season ahead.

    • Volumes by season, weekday and clinic
    • Nothing expiring on a slow shelf
  • Emergency rooms

    Stocked before the surge.

    • Arrival patterns from your own history
    • Expiring stock rotated out first

Connect

Built to connect with everything you run.

Built to connect with your EHR, ERP, billing, scheduling and preference cards: Epic, Oracle Health and the leading surgery center platforms. CSV today, HL7 next.

Fibre cables in a network switch

Nurses take care of the patient. Pare takes care of the record.

Make every case count.

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