Fewer avoidable discharge delays
Surface unresolved care needs, pending decisions and discharge blockers early—with an owner and next step for each.
FOR REHABILITATION AND SKILLED NURSING TEAMS
Care coordination that follows through.
Light Nexus helps care teams reduce avoidable discharge delays, identify unresolved care needs and track follow-through across shifts.
Keep care moving. Give staff time back. Make capacity count.
Designed to help teams address the coordination gaps that slow patient progression.
Less time chasing updates
Keep actions, owners and status visible across shifts and care teams, so staff spend less time checking who is doing what.
Better use of hospital capacity
Help leaders identify recurring workflow bottlenecks and address delays that disrupt patient progression and discharge planning.
HOW CORDI SUPPORTS FOLLOW-THROUGH
From bedside observations to accountable action.
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Capture
Record a meaningful change at the point of care.
- 02
Review
Bring relevant context and suggested next steps to the authorized clinician.
- 03
Coordinate
Give confirmed actions an owner, due time and follow-up path.
- 04
Follow through
Keep outstanding work visible across roles and shifts until completion is confirmed.
Clinical decisions remain with authorized clinicians. Follow-up and escalation follow the organization’s approved workflow.
Explore CordiFOCUSED PILOT
Start with one workflow. Measure what changes.
Explore a focused pilot around nurse observations and follow-through in rehabilitation. Agree the workflow, clinical review requirements and success measures with your team before deployment.
Proposed measures to evaluate
- Time from observation to acknowledged action.
- Actions completed within the agreed time.
- Staff time spent chasing updates and follow-up.
Where discharge coordination is included, also evaluate how quickly blockers are resolved and whether coordination contributes to avoidable delays.
Explore a PilotWhere does follow-through break down in your team?
See Cordi and discuss a workflow worth testing.