While you slept, Rounds saw every patient.
Not another records system. An agent on permanent rounds — reading every chart, filing every order, coding every claim, and waking a human only when a human is worth waking.
- FHIR R4 native
- On-prem or cloud
- Humans sign everything
Last night, at one 400-bed hospital
1,847 ACTIONS · 9 NEEDED A HUMAN- 01:42Bed 7B-04 — potassium 6.1 flagged → nephrology paged, repeat ECG ordered · escalated
- 02:15Pharmacy — 14 overnight orders interaction-checked, one substitution proposed for the 06:00 round
- 03:12Ward 3A — discharge summaries drafted for all six morning departures, awaiting signature
- 04:20Claims — 212 invoices coded and queued, zero manual entries, zero retypes
- 05:37OT — today's list re-sequenced around a delayed implant delivery; surgeons notified
- 06:00Morning report compiled — nine decisions on your desk, everything else already done
Every action is logged, attributed and reversible. Rounds drafts; your clinicians decide and sign.
Other systems store the hospital. Rounds runs it.
Every chart, every hour
A continuous pass over every open episode — vitals trends, pending results, stalled orders — the way a chief resident would, if there were forty of them.
Paperwork, finished by morning
Notes drafted from the encounter, codes from the diagnosis, claims from the care itself. Your clinicians read and sign — they stop typing.
Only what deserves you
A thousand routine things handled silently; the nine that need judgment surfaced with full context. The pager gets quieter and smarter at once.
“I used to start at six to finish yesterday's notes. Now the notes are waiting for me. My residents round on patients again, not on paperwork.”
Your hospital already has the patients. Give it the Rounds.
A 30-minute demo on your own workflow — one ward, one night, your data model. See the morning report it would have written for you today.