QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
A clearer picture.
A better conversation.
What we’re building, who stays in charge, and how to explore it with your team.
What is MediLink?
MediLink is being built to give emergency teams more time for care: less administration, better use of staff skills, and a clearer view of upcoming demand.
Who makes staffing decisions?
The nurse in charge. MediLink recommends assignments using patient urgency, skills, availability, and workload. A person reviews and confirms each assignment.
Are the impact figures pilot results?
They are projections from an editable planning model. You can inspect the inputs, calculations, and limitations on the methodology page.
Can we explore it with our team?
Yes. Start with a conversation about your department and a synthetic demonstration. Together, we can define a useful first workflow and what a pilot should measure.
Does MediLink replace clinicians?
The aim is to support their work and make better use of their skills. Clinical decisions and responsibility stay with the clinical team.
Does the demo use real patients?
No. The hosted demonstration uses synthetic cases. Live AI is disabled.
Is forecasting already validated?
No forecast performance or clinical improvement has been established by the current demo evidence. Forecasting and simulation are part of the product direction and require local evaluation.
Does this website collect patient information?
This public website does not provide a patient intake form. Its scenario calculator runs in your browser. Do not send medical information through the business contact email.
Can someone use the workflow without a phone?
Assisted access is part of the product direction. A personal device should not be required for care.
LET’S MAKE TIME FOR CARE
A better shift.
A better chance to care.
Help shape emergency care that gives people and teams more of what matters.
Talk about a pilot