Who it's for
Built for the people who run discharge
Discharge touches many roles. Afloat gives each of them the same live picture, in the form they need it.
Four audiences, one shared picture
Afloat is designed for hospitals. Here is how it fits the people who evaluate it and use it.
Hospital administrators
What matters to you
- Throughput and bed availability
- Consistent practice across units
- Accountability without extra reporting work
How Afloat helps
- One live view of readiness instead of periodic reports
- Controls a hospital expects
- A dated record available for review
Nurse managers
What matters to you
- Knowing which rooms are on track and which are stuck
- Less time chasing status by phone and in huddles
- Staff who can focus on patients, not paperwork
How Afloat helps
- A unit-level view of readiness, as it changes
- Earlier visibility into where discharges are stalling
- Less reporting for your team
Discharge planners and case managers
What matters to you
- Seeing what is still open before a discharge is due
- Fewer interruptions to ask for updates
- Handoffs that do not depend on memory
How Afloat helps
- A clear view of what is cleared and what is not
- Information that comes from the people doing the work
- A reliable record of what happened
IT and security reviewers
What matters to you
- How PHI is protected
- Where data lives and who can reach it
- Contracts, subprocessors, and how to report a vulnerability
How Afloat helps
- Built on AWS, with encryption in transit and at rest
- Business Associate Agreements available for hospital customers
- A published subprocessor list and a vulnerability disclosure policy
Not sure where Afloat fits?
Tell us about your units and who would use Afloat. We will walk you through what it would look like in your hospital.
