AdmitFlow pre-populates from prior visits, translates in real-time, saves your progress when you're interrupted, and pushes everything to Epic or Cerner in one tap.
If this sounds familiar, you know the problem is real.
"I had to admit my new patient, who speaks Mandarin so I needed to use the translator and finish the MRI screening as well as all the admission documentation. Well, halfway through that process, I had to stop and go give meds to my other patient. Back and forth, starting and stopping tasks without fully finishing things..."
Six features that directly attack the six biggest time-sinks in the admission workflow.
Patient admitted before? AdmitFlow pulls prior visit data via FHIR API. Medications, allergies, social history, code status — pre-filled and ready to confirm. You just verify, not re-enter.
Speak naturally. AdmitFlow maps your words to structured fields in real-time. No typing while balancing a tablet and managing a patient. Review, correct, done.
No separate interpreter phone call. AdmitFlow translates intake questions and patient responses in real-time for 50+ languages. Two-way, bidirectional, embedded in the workflow.
Called away mid-admission? Your progress is auto-saved to the exact question. Return and pick up instantly. Charge nurse can see completion status across all pending admissions on a dashboard.
No cardiac history? Skip the 8 cardiac follow-ups. No diabetes? Skip A1C and insulin questions. AdmitFlow shows only the questions that matter for this specific patient.
Admission complete? One tap pushes structured data directly into Epic or Cerner. No double-entry. Fall risk scores, Braden scale, CIWA screening — calculated automatically, delivered to the right fields.
One shift. Same patient load. Very different end of day.
Managing 4-6 patients with unpredictable admissions throughout the shift. AdmitFlow keeps you in control even when the floor explodes.
Sending patients to the floor shouldn't mean a 45-minute verbal and written handoff. AdmitFlow transfers structured data with zero re-entry on either end.
At 2 AM with no charge nurse and a new admit, you need something that works without help. AdmitFlow runs on your phone, with or without a cart computer nearby.
We built AdmitFlow by spending months in Reddit threads, Discord servers, and hospital hallways. Here's what we kept hearing.
"Just in general never being able to start and complete a task without interruption from a call bell, a coworker, a doctor, physical therapy, transport, lab... Each phone call adds a new task to the list of tasks interrupting the task you're trying to finish."
"Every task I had was just a series of unlocking new side quests. A patient fell down and on my way to grab the obs machine, another nurse hands me the phone to take handover for an admission."
"Why do I feel like my charting is the main priority rather than patient care? I'm so burned out and I barely even started."
We're onboarding our first hospital units now. Join the waitlist and we'll reach out when we're ready to set up your floor. Free pilot, no commitment.
No spam. No sales pressure. We'll reach out when we're genuinely ready to work with you.