Regional Health Systems & Hospitals
Hospital Operations & Capacity
Patient flow, staffing and supply chain systems for hospital operations leaders.
A capacity decision is only as good as the last ADT message. If the EHR records a discharge but the bed board still shows the room as occupied, a patient waits in the ED for a bed that is free. If a room shows clean when it is not, the next admission is sent to it. When patient flow stalls, emergency departments go on diversion and surgeries are cancelled.
Moraph Hospital Operations Solutions builds and runs the systems that hospital COOs, CNOs and capacity command centers act on: bed and ED status, operating room time, physician call schedules and equipment location. We also build and monitor the feeds those systems depend on, because CMS and The Joint Commission look at the records they produce.
The feeds come first
Each system on this page reads admissions, discharges, transfers and orders from your EHR through HL7 v2 or FHIR. Our Integration Engine service (Mirth Connect or Rhapsody) builds and tests those interfaces and watches the message flow, so a stalled feed is found before the bed board goes stale. We fix interface faults; correcting data in the EHR stays with its owner, and the EHR remains the system of record for beds and patients.
What each system handles
Patient Flow & Throughput
The Hospital Command Center Dashboard brings bed status, ED waits, pending admissions, transfers and expected discharges into one view, and shows where patients are waiting and why: a bed clean, a transport, a discharge order. It does not make admission, discharge or placement decisions, and it does not replace your ED tracking board, transfer center software or EHR bed board. Demand forecasts are planning aids and can be wrong during unusual events. EMTALA obligations and surge plans remain yours.
For the operating room, the Surgical Block Scheduling Optimizer measures block use by surgeon and service, predicts which blocks will go unused and suggests releases early enough for others to book. Cases stay booked in the EHR. Estimates depend on recorded case times, so surgeons with few past cases get wide ranges or none.
Workforce Management & Staffing
Physician On-Call Scheduling builds call schedules from each department's rules, checks privileges from your credentialing system and publishes one current call list to the switchboard and ED. It covers physicians and advanced practice providers only. Nurse staffing stays in your workforce system: we integrate UKG, Kronos or Infor with clinical volume data so nurse managers can match schedules to census and acuity and manage float pools and agency staff.
Supply Chain & Asset Management
Asset Tracking (Stanley Healthcare AeroScout) shows where tagged pumps, wheelchairs and telemetry packs are, over your Wi-Fi network, with par level and zone alerts. Accuracy depends on your Wi-Fi and where exciters are installed, and only tagged equipment can be found. It does not replace your maintenance management system, and maintenance and recall decisions stay with clinical engineering. RFID inventory linked to your ERP can automate reordering of high-volume consumables.
During a surge
If the bed board freezes during a mass casualty event, that is a safety issue, and our service desk handles it as one. We monitor HL7 feeds so an admission in the EHR updates bed status in the command center, and we check forecasting models against actual length of stay as clinical protocols change. People decide every placement, release and staffing change; the systems record what was decided and by whom.
Our SOC 2 Type II report and ISO/IEC 27001 certificate can be reviewed under NDA; request the Trust Center evidence pack.
Solutions
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20 Moraph-built products and 20 managed platforms, each with its integrations and limitations listed.