Good morning, Dean
Care Orchestration Console
When an Emergency Department fills up, it isn't just a busy waiting room — ambulances get diverted, sick people wait hours in hallways, staff burn out, and costs climb fast. This console watches every clinic, urgent care and virtual visit slot across the network so we can move people, staff and appointments before the ED tips over.
Network pulse
Network stability
Elevated- ED utilization
- Boarding
- Staffing coverage
- Access delays
Care mix · last 24h
Target 15–18%
Nearly 4 in 10 ED visits today are for things a virtual visit or urgent care could handle — sore throats, UTIs, minor sprains. Rerouting them frees ED beds for true emergencies.
Workforce · next 24h
Network access
Access strain across all care settings.
Needs attention
ED #2 — projected capacity breach
High priority AI prediction · 94%Central ED is on pace to run out of beds in 2h 15m. If nothing changes, roughly 28 more patients will arrive with nowhere to put them — meaning hallway care, ambulance diversions to hospitals 20+ minutes further away, and wait times that stretch past 4 hours. Here's what we can shift right now to keep that from happening.
Current utilization
Criticalof capacity
Projected overflow
Criticalwithin 2h 15m
Boarding rate
Elevatedtarget ≤ 10%
What's driving this
Care setting snapshot
Emergency Dept
Central ED #2
- Utilization
- 92%
- Door-to-provider
- 52m
- Boarding
- 21%
- Low-acuity
- 38%
Urgent Care
West UC A
- Utilization
- 74%
- Open rooms
- 6
- Wait time
- 28m
- Cost / episode
- $180 vs $450 ED
Primary Care
North PC X
- Utilization
- 85%
- Same-day slots
- 14%
- Telehealth headroom
- 2 slots
- Preventive mix
- 22%