Working now
Healthcare loses people in the gaps between appointments.
After a hospital visit, things are meant to happen. A prescription gets filled. A referral gets answered. Someone calls to check in. When one of those quietly does not happen, the patient is usually the first to find out - and the last to be told.
R47 builds software that keeps track of every one of those promises, spots the ones about to be missed, and gets them fixed before anyone is harmed.
Our software is still being built. Nothing on this site claims it has been proven to work in a hospital yet.
R47Health-technology venture studioSeattle, Washington
What it sees
A promise still open
What it does
Rank it / Explain it / Fix it
06
Kinds of promise we track
08
Safety rules the build must pass
05
Levels of urgency
00
Decisions the software makes alone
The question behind every decision
the test
“Does this help our patients and employees, or is this just about money?”
It is why this site tells you plainly which parts are built, which are only designed, and which are still unproven - and why it lists the ways this could fail. You should not have to work out for yourself where the working software stops and the plan begins.
Our main system
the middle man
A.N.C.H.O.R.
The software we have built so far. It watches what a hospital owes a patient after they leave, and raises the ones about to be missed.
What is proven
no hiding
What is built, and what is not.
The part that makes us different is fully designed and checked internally. It is not built yet, and we have not shown it helps patients. Both of those are on this site because you should not have to find that out for yourself.
Designed, not built
The part that makes us different
Not built
The ranking engine
Unproven
Whether it helps patients
Every label here is honest. See the full breakdown.
How we work
clinic first
We start with real failures, then build the fix.
R47 works inside a clinic, so we see the breakdowns first-hand rather than reading about them. We also plan to make physical things, not only software.
For investors and research partners
The problem is easy to see. Proving we fix it is the hard part.