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Triage that starts before a member ever reaches a waiting room — helping members choose the right care setting before an avoidable ambulance run or ED facility fee hits the claim.
NeXtriage · Live Triage — Metro View
LiveSprained ankle · ESI 4
→ Urgent Care · rideshare, 8 min
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To urgent care
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ED arrivals
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ED beds protected
Mode 1 · Patent-Pending
Patients access NeXtriage through their payer plan. For low-acuity cases, NeXtriage recommends a rideshare-class transport — and the patient makes the final choice.
Mode 2
Real-time condition tracking, faster intake, and clinical decision support that keeps your team in control from door to discharge.
† Design targets based on the platform's workflow model — not yet measured clinical outcomes.
Patent-Pending
Mode 1 decision support · U.S. Prov. App. 64/052,897
ESI-Aligned
Built on AHRQ's Emergency Severity Index framework
PHI by Design
HIPAA-aligned architecture with role-based access
Grounded in Federal Data
Modeled on CMS, FAIR Health & HCUP datasets
Mode 1 makes clinically appropriate transport a covered member benefit. The payer funds it; members get a faster path to the right care setting; NeXtriage provides the triage recommendation and the member chooses — whether the book is commercial, government, or self-funded.
Reduce avoidable ED facility fees and ambulance spend across fully-insured and Medicare Advantage books — episode by episode.
Give managed Medicaid and other high-ED-utilization populations a guided, plain-language path to the appropriate care setting.
Direct claims savings on every avoided ED episode, with transparent per-episode reporting your stop-loss carrier can audit.
1 Acuity references the Emergency Severity Index (ESI), a five-level triage algorithm maintained by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. See: AHRQ, Emergency Severity Index Implementation Handbook (AHRQ Publication No. 20-0046-EF).
Triage that starts before a patient ever reaches a waiting room. For clinically appropriate low-acuity cases, NeXtriage recommends a rideshare-class transport — and the patient chooses — helping reserve ambulances and ED capacity for the cases that need them.
Patients access NeXtriage through their payer plan. The platform performs a conversational symptom assessment before any transport resource is dispatched.
When the case is consistent with low-acuity ESI levels (3–5),¹ NeXtriage offers a rideshare-class transport to the right destination.
The patient is shown the recommendation in plain language and retains the final choice. PHI is handled by-design.
1 Acuity levels reference the Emergency Severity Index (ESI), a five-level triage algorithm maintained by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. ESI levels 3–5 correspond to lower-acuity presentations. See: AHRQ, Emergency Severity Index Implementation Handbook (AHRQ Publication No. 20-0046-EF).
NeXtriage's pre-hospital decision-support method is the subject of U.S. Provisional Patent Application No. 64/052,897, filed April 29, 2026.
Switch markets below — left panel is business-as-usual ED flow; right panel is the same day when low-acuity cases are seen at urgent care via rideshare instead, on NeXtriage's recommendation.
NeXtriage ED Orchestration Simulation — Miami market
Illustrative model. Hospital locations and freestanding ED data from federal sources (CMS Provider of Services, Q1 2026). Ambulance rates from FAIR Health; condition-cost ranges from HCUPnet. Patient flow patterns are directional estimates, not clinical predictions. For demonstration purposes only.
Mode 1 only works when facilities want in. Mode 2 gives your network EDs faster intake and lower "Left Without Being Seen" (LWBS) rates — recovering revenue for the facility, which is what makes hospitals willing partners in a payer-funded program.
Calculate your revenue recovery potential
Total emergency department visits annually
"Left Without Being Seen" percentage
2,500 patients walking out annually
Potential savings with 30% LWBS reduction
Based on industry average revenue of $687/visit (Western Journal of Emergency Medicine).
See how NeXtriage helps members choose the right care setting for your plan — and speeds up triage inside your partner facilities.
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