Products and services // What we build with you

We currently offer six products and services that we can build with you.

Every one of them started as a problem we lived inside a hospital: the rounding note nobody answered, the dashboard nobody opened twice, the margin initiative nobody could prove. Each one runs on the reports your teams already produce, holds no patient data, wears your organization's name and colors, and gets built with you in days. That is the low cost, high value way to put AI to work where you work.

In plain language

We can partner with you to build what this would look like at your organization. Two ways to have one. We build it with you, one organization at the table, on your own inputs. Or we hand your engineers the build specification, the document that says what goes in, what the screens are, how it decides, and what it never touches, and they build it themselves.

Our goal

Our goal is to empower healthcare leaders to leverage AI.

Products and services
6
Patient records held
0
Built in
Days
Ways to have one
2
Read this first

Every number on this page was produced by the working prototype from demonstration data. No client is behind these numbers, and nothing here is installed at a hospital yet. That is deliberate. We build one product at a time, with one organization at the table, and the inquiries on this page set the build order. The first serious conversation on any card moves it to the front.

Patient data

No product on this page holds patient data. Aggregated and de identified inputs, no Epic connection, no business associate agreement to sign. A business associate agreement is the contract that governs patient data at a vendor, and none of these tools needs one because none of them ever sees a patient record.

Build it with us, or build it yourself.

01 // Two ways to have one
Door one
We build it with you.

One organization at the table, your own inputs, a named owner on your side and one on ours. We put the prototype in front of your team, adapt it to your rules and your exports, and it goes live with a baseline, a reviewer and a review date, because that is the standard we teach.

Door two
Take the specification and build it yourself.

The build specification is the full document: what goes in, every screen, how it decides, the rules we already settled, and what it never touches. Your engineers build from it. You pay for the document, and we are one call away when they have a question.

Six products and services we can offer to you.

02 // The six

Here are the six. Every picture is what the tool looks like inside a hospital, in that hospital's own colors, because every one of them is white labeled to you. Open any card for what it does for your organization and what it takes to have it.

The one our board called a home run
Leader rounding on a hospital's own screen: escalations live, what staff are raising, and a phone capturing a voice note that routes to Materials
AI powered leader roundingROUNDS
Round with your voice. The loop closes itself.

Speak a concern as you walk the unit and it is transcribed, tagged and routed to the right owner before you reach the next room. A facilities problem escalates in minutes rather than at next week's meeting, and the nurse who raised it hears what changed, which is the one thing most rounding programs never do. Our board member Madison Workman, Chief Operating Officer at Broward Health North, said it plainly when he saw it. Leaders log into their rounding app today, click through the questions and type free text, and this one could be “a nice little home run for a lot of organizations.”

Working prototype // Voice capture in the specification // Demonstration data
01The executive
An executive command center on a hospital's own screen: two decisions that need the COO today, the initiative portfolio, quality, finance and a question box
Executive command centerCOMMAND CENTER
Everything you need to know, on one screen, by 6 AM.

The CEO, the COO and the director of pharmacy can each have their own. It reads the reports your teams already run, Epic exports dropped into a folder. Then it opens on the two things that need you today rather than on a wall of metrics: is anything broken, what needs me, and is the thing we paid for working. We build yours from a conversation with your team, in days, and it looks like your organization rather than ours.

Design mockup // Demonstration data // Built in days from your exports
02The margin
A margin improvement ledger on a hospital's own screen: identified, assigned, realized and retired dollars, with each initiative's owner and progress
Margin improvementYIELD
See how your initiatives are moving margin, month by month.

You have a dozen initiatives meant to improve margin and no single place that says which ones are working. YIELD reads the reports finance already runs and keeps a ledger of every dollar: identified, assigned to an owner, realized, or retired with a reason. It shows you why your financial performance is what it is and what your options are, lower cost, higher revenue, or something outside your control, so the answer is a number instead of an anecdote about GLP-1s.

Working prototype // Computed live // Demonstration data
An avoidable days board on a hospital's own screen: the top barriers ranked by how long they have held the board, the five categories, and a two tap log
Avoidable daysBARRIER
Know what is holding discharges, and give it an owner.

Avoidable days are the extra days a patient spends in a bed after the care is done, and most hospitals count them after the fact, when the reason is gone. BARRIER logs the reason at the morning huddle in 2 taps, with no patient names anywhere, and turns 60 days of reasons into a pattern the meeting can act on. It spots the outliers early, and the 21 day rule turns the barrier that will not move into somebody's assignment.

Working prototype // Demonstration data
03The team
A nurse self scheduling grid on a hospital's own screen: two weeks of day and night shifts, open shifts, call outs, and the two slots that need the manager
Nurse self scheduling toolSHIFT
Nurses build the schedule. You approve the exceptions.

Built first for a real hospital unit, and it could replace the scheduling system you have. Nurses see who is working, pick their shifts, post a call out that alerts the whole team, and pick up an open shift without waiting on a manager. The tool builds the full 6 week schedule against your ratio floor, skill mix, contracts and seniority, then tells you the truth about the 2 slots it could not fill. White labeled to your organization, no patient data.

Working prototype // Working engine inside // Demonstration roster
An ideas board on a hospital's own screen: submitted, scored and ranked, decision this week, and live and measured
Ideas to action, with prioritizationCHARTER
Bring your team's ideas to life, in priority order.

Every hospital has more good ideas than time. CHARTER gives your staff one place to submit a system idea in 5 fields and under 3 minutes, scores each one on impact, effort and risk with AI, and puts them in order for a named person to decide. Nothing goes live without an owner, a baseline and a review date, so the ideas that get built are the ones you can prove worked, and the AI tool a vendor is selling you gets measured the same way.

Working prototype // Demonstration queue
Set the build order
Which one first?

We build one product at a time. The first serious conversation on any card moves that card to the front, and you shape it as the design partner, so tell us which problem is yours.

Decision Packs.

03 // Decision Packs

We offer a variety of playbooks for your consumption, and we can build them with you. A Decision Pack is the one page a leader needs at the moment a decision arrives, plus a working tool. An Operategy Playbook is the longer form: one workflow, one problem, what the evidence says, and the move.

Decision Packs

Each is one page plus a working tool, and the first seven, being written now, cover baselines, decision rights, rollback plans, vendor claim tests, contract clauses and monitoring standards.

Decision Pack 01The 30 Day Baseline Worksheet
Decision Pack 02The AI Decision Rights Charter
Decision Pack 03The Rollback Plan Template
Decision Pack 04The Vendor Claim Test Protocol
01The 30 Day Baseline Worksheet
02The AI Decision Rights Charter
03The Rollback Plan Template
04The Vendor Claim Test Protocol
0512 AI Contract Clauses in Hospital English
06The Evidence Tier Method
07The Post Go Live Monitoring Standard

Included with membership. Two are free with an email ask, because they start conversations.

Operategy Playbooks

One workflow surface, one problem, what the evidence actually says, and the move. A free [Q]Tips at the top, a working tool in the middle, and an engagement where the generic answer runs out.

Playbook 01Denials Playbook
Playbook 02Avoidable Days Playbook
01Denials PlaybookSort, draft, decide. The software does the first two and a person does the third.
02Avoidable Days PlaybookCount the reason, not the patient, and give the pattern an owner.

The [Q]Tips is free, the tool comes with membership, and the engagement is priced per organization.

Four steps from a conversation to live.

04 // How a build works
Step 1
The conversation

Thirty minutes, and you bring the problem and the exports you already have while we bring the prototype.

Step 2
The read

We run the prototype on your own inputs and put the result in front of your team. If the number is not there, we say so.

Step 3
The build, or the handoff

Door one, we build it with you, one organization at the table. Door two, your engineers take the specification and we stay a call away.

Step 4
Live, with a review date

It goes live with a baseline, a named reviewer and a date to look again, because a tool with none of those is the problem we built these to fix.

Tell us which problem is yours.

05 // Start here

One form, one inbox, a reply from a person within two business days.

Or write to info@thequadco.ai