Picture a patient whose likely transition needs begin to take shape earlier in the inpatient stay. By the time the patient is ready for discharge, key barriers are understood, referral work is underway and the team has greater clarity on what remains to complete the transition. That is the opportunity created by connecting earlier inpatient intelligence with care-transition execution. Starting the work sooner can reduce last-minute coordination, help patients reach the appropriate next setting of care and make inpatient capacity available sooner.
Today, that journey often spans fragmented workflows. Teams must coordinate referrals, placement, authorization, patient choice, transportation and provider communication across disconnected steps, making it difficult to understand whether the transition is progressing or at risk. LeanTaaS recently acquired Aidin to bring patient flow intelligence together with the workflows required to complete complex care transitions. In their first joint presentation since the acquisition, LeanTaaS Chief Product Officer Jason Harber and Aidin founder Russ Graney will share the vision behind connecting these capabilities, the value each platform delivers today and the opportunity ahead.
Attendees will learn:
- Why patient flow continues beyond discharge readiness and what teams must coordinate to complete the transition
- How earlier signals about discharge timing, disposition and barriers can help multidisciplinary teams begin the right work sooner
- How patient flow intelligence and referral progress can create a more connected operating model from admission through transition
- What each platform delivers today and what connecting their capabilities could enable