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ProductOct 19, 20262 min read

Introducing wai for inpatient care

By the wai team

4 West
Robert ChenRoom 412Day 3Improving

Overnight

Early warning score
1from 3 at 6:00 PMNursing flowsheet at 6:00 AM
Temperature
98.8from 99.6 yesterdayBedside monitor at 6:00 AM
WBC
8.9from 11.0 yesterdayLab result at 6:40 AM
Robert ChenRoom 412
02:20

Dr. Iyer Fever's gone and the leg looks much better.

Mr. Chen Can I go home tomorrow?

Dr. Iyer If the labs hold, yes. We'll switch you to pills today.

End and draft notes

Today we are introducing wai for inpatient care. Ambient AI for hospitalists and nurses. Notes and orders are drafted on rounds and signed by your clinicians.

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The best of medicine, at every bedside.

Every patient deserves your best clinician on their best day. wai makes that the standard, every hour.

The round belongs to the patient in the bed, and to the team around them.

wai carries the record, so your team can carry the care.

How it works.

Listen

The conversation at the bedside is captured as it happens.

Draft

Notes and orders are drafted from what was said.

Sign

A clinician reviews and signs every word.

Clinicians doing the finest work of their careers.

One record follows the patient from admission to discharge. See it on your own unit

Admission. H&P drafted from the bedside conversation.

4 West
Robert ChenRoom 412Admitted Oct 17H&P signed7:52 AM

At admission

Temperature
100.9Emergency department on Oct 17 at 4:12 PM
Heart rate
98Bedside monitor on Oct 17 at 4:12 PM
Blood pressure
128/76Bedside monitor on Oct 17 at 4:12 PM
WBC
14.2Lab result on Oct 17 at 5:05 PM

History and physical

Chief complaintLeft leg cellulitis
HistoryRedness and swelling for 3 days
AllergiesNone known
PlanIV antibiotics and elevation
Open the signed H&P

Rounds. Progress notes and orders ready to sign before the next room.

4 West
Robert ChenRoom 412Day 3Improving

Overnight

Early warning score
1from 3 at 6:00 PMNursing flowsheet at 6:00 AM
Temperature
98.8from 99.6 yesterdayBedside monitor at 6:00 AM
WBC
8.9from 11.0 yesterdayLab result at 6:40 AM

Ready to sign

Progress noteReady to sign
Amoxicillin-clavulanate 875 mg POReady to sign
Stop IV antibioticsReady to sign
PT clearanceDone
Sign the progress note

Orders. Each order is drafted with its dose, ready for the attending to sign.

4 West
Robert ChenRoom 412Day 3Going home today
Discharge medication reconciliationReady to sign
Amoxicillin-clavulanate 875 mg POReady to sign
PT clearancewai is preparingDone
Follow-up bookedDone by wai10:15 AM
Discharge summaryReady to sign
Review the discharge summary

Handoff. Every open task carried to the next shift.

4 West
Robert ChenRoom 412Handoff7:00 PM

For the night team

StatusImproving
Code statusFull code
PlanHome tomorrow if labs hold

Open tasks

Vitals every 4 hours8:00 PM
Morning labs5:00 AM
Discharge teaching9:00 AM
Ambulate in hallwayDone
Accept handoff

Discharge. Summary written, with coding specificity checked before it's signed.

4 West
Robert ChenRoom 412Day 3Going home today

Diagnosis

CellulitisCellulitis of left lower limbMore specific?L03.116Specificity captured
MedicationsAmoxicillin-clavulanate for 5 days
Follow-upPrimary care on Oct 24

Before he goes

Discharge summaryReady to sign
Medication reconciliationDone
Follow-up bookedDone by wai
Review the discharge summary

Families kept informed. Relatives see the day in plain words, approved by the care team.

Messages
Robert's dayApproved by Dr. Iyer
AntibioticsSwitched to pills
WalkingCleared by PT
Going homeTomorrow afternoon

For every team on the unit.

Notes finished on rounds. Vitals and early warning scores in one view, with escalation ready. Specificity captured at the bedside, not in a query days later.

Informatics. Standards-based from the start, with access set by role.

Safe by design.

Your clinicians stay in charge. Nothing is filed without a clinician's signature. Role-based access, with every view logged. We sign a BAA.

Works with your EHR. Built on FHIR and HL7, to connect with Epic and Oracle Health. How it connects

Available today.

Hospitals can request a demo now. We set it up with your team on one unit first, then expand.

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What comes next.

Inpatient care runs on many hands and many handoffs. We believe every patient should get your hospital at its best, every hour of every day. That is where we are taking wai next.

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