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Patient Discharge Cockpit

Grace Nelson · Post-transplant fever (D70.9)
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78 F · MRN-58663 · Post-transplant fever (D70.9)
PlanningUnit B6BMTKaiser MALOS 4d
Estimated discharge
Thursday 9:00 AM
HIGH delay risk
Six readiness dimensions

All six must align for discharge to actually happen

Open discharge map →
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Clinical readiness
50%Blocked
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Functional & equipment readiness
50%Blocked
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Medication readiness
75%Blocked
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Financial readiness
50%Blocked
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Care coordination readiness
50%In progress
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Patient agreement & support readiness
50%Blocked
Unified readiness model

Three axes → one “ready” verdict

Not ready · 4 blockers
Axis 1 · Feasibility
Can this disposition happen? (engine = authority)
Clear
Target: HOME (provisional — unknown pending)
Binding: Clinical acuity · UNKNOWN
Axis 2 · Progress
How far along is the work? (tasks, not a score)
0/2 required
0% of execution tasks complete
Clinical readiness0/1
Medication readiness0/2 ●
Patient agreement & support readiness0/5 ●
Axis 3 · Execution-staging
Is the bed actually secured? (acceptance pipeline)
No bed needed
Stage: Referral Drafted
Home-track disposition · no external bed to confirm.
  • ●T2 gate not cleared: Hospitalist 'medically ready' attestation on file.
  • ●T2 gate not cleared: Patient/family OOP acceptance documented (if residual cost).
  • ●2 required execution task(s) still open.
  • ●3 readiness gate(s) unmet: PT evaluation completed and documented; Real-time payer eligibility + benefit detail verified at admit; Initial IMM delivered (Medicare patient appeal-rights notice).
Scalars (display-only): clinical 69 · operational 36 — non-authoritative; feasibility + progress above are the truth.
30-d readmission risk
LACE+ + HOSPITAL · not HRRP-tracked
HIGH

Drives pathway intensity tier — HIGH score adds Coleman / Naylor touchpoints automatically.

Active pathway

No matching pathway. Patient needs a confirmed disposition + service stack to assign a workflow.

Engine-derived barriers

Top blockers · with one-click playbooks

0 barriers

No active barriers — every hard constraint for this patient is satisfied. Discharge reads on track.

Execution layer · HITL queue

Pending actions · awaiting clinician approval

0 open

Drafted by playbooks / AI · NOT sent until you approve. Approve fires the integration mock + writes a Submission audit row.

No pending actions. Click Run playbook on a barrier to draft one.
From the family · patient portal

What the caregiver has told us

Not started
Recovery preferenceWants to talk it through
TransportNot sure — wants a call
Home supportNeeds extra help
Preferred pharmacy—
Preferred languageEnglish
Discharge teaching0/3 videos watched
Workflow swim lanes

Tasks by role · cross-functional discharge orchestration

4 tasks
Hospitalist1
Assigned
Hospitalist 'medically ready' attestation on file
Nursing0
No active tasks
Pharmacy2
Waiting
Confirm specialty courier delivery
Sam Reyes, PharmD
In progress
Discharge medication reconciliation completed by pharmacist
PT / OT1
In progress
PT evaluation completed and documented
Case manager0
No active tasks
Event simulator · demo only

Fire a realistic event to watch the engine recompute

src/lib/engine/dispatcher.ts
Event feed · dynamic engine

What moved the pillars

0 total
No events yet. Use the simulator below to fire a payer decision, FHIR observation, or vendor callback and watch the pillars move.

AI chart summary · live via Anthropic Claude

Runs through runAgent · writes an AgentInference audit row with cost, latency, prompt hash.

Click Run chart summary to call Claude Sonnet 4.6 on this patient's record. The audit row will be visible in Neon's AgentInference table within ~3s.

Prior auth drafter · Claude → HITL → CoverMyMeds

Draft → review → approve → submit

Live wire

Drafts via src/lib/ai/agents/prior-auth-drafter.ts → submits via src/lib/integrations/cmm.ts (mock-contract). Both write audit rows.

Demo data · no PHI · mocked Epic + payer endpoints