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Use cases/A hospital

Many departments, patients moving between them

He was discharged, and his follow-up fell between two departments.

Felesh in a hospital: a follow-up has one owner and a date

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14 days free, no card.
Today

This is how the discharge runs now. Three places, no owner.

Now
The discharge list lives on one ward’s paper.
The hand-off happens in a corridor.
“Outpatients will call him” stays a promise nobody holds.

And every morning: which follow-ups have no owner?

With Felesh
Today3 Working
Mr Reed · Cardiology to OutpatientsCall Thu
Sarah
Mrs Keller · Orthopaedics to PhysioFri
Alex
Noah · CardiologyFollowed up Monday
Done
Which follow-ups have no owner?
None today. Mrs Keller was handed to Physio on Tuesday.
Limits and questions

What Felesh does not do here.

And what to do instead.

  • It does notIt is not a hospital information system.InsteadCharts, orders, results, beds and admissions stay where they are.
  • It does notIt does not manage beds or wards.InsteadUse the treatment file and its owner.
  • It does notIt does not limit which department can open which file.InsteadTeams route work; they do not restrict who can open a file.
  • It does notIt does not message patients or staff for you.InsteadIt sets a dated task and an in-app notice.
  • It does notIt does not combine several hospitals in one view.InsteadOne workspace, one picture.

How many people can use it?

Business is up to 30 people. A whole hospital is an Enterprise plan, agreed with us.

Can it run on our own servers?

Running on your own servers is part of the Enterprise plan. Talk to us about it.

Does the assistant answer patients?

Only from what you have taught it, such as visiting hours or where a clinic is. When your documents say nothing, it hands the chat to a person with the reason. Felesh does not message patients by itself.

Next playbook A local clinic “The results came back on Tuesday. Nobody called the patient.”

Hand it the work. Keep the decisions.

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Hand Felesh the work you've been carrying?14 days free, no card. Everything that needs your call still waits for your yes.

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