Non‑PHIHIPAA Compliant. We never store Patient Health Information (PHI).
Non-PHI

Hospital Discharge Broadcast System

If your hospital is holding in the ED, or has stuck discharges, try Broadcasting an “Amber Alert” to All Providers at Once, and Get Real-Time Interest from SNFs, Home Care, Group Homes, LTACHs, Assisted Livings, many more...

Each Day Matters. Broadcast Today.

22%
Avoidable Days
$2,500
Per Avoidable Day

Reduce avoidable days with broadcast visibility.

One Non-PHI signal reaches every relevant provider at once—so your teams get dates and options faster.

Hospitals still handle complex discharges like it’s 1999: one-by-one calls and faxes.

Other industries solved this with broadcast + responses: 911 dispatch, incident command paging, airline inventory broadcasts, rideshare driver matching. NextBed brings that pattern to hospital discharges—without PHI exposure.

Broadcast alerts
One request reaches an entire geography instantly—like an Amber Alert for capacity.
Faster placement commitments
Providers reply with interest + earliest admit date so you can plan discharge instead of waiting.
Hard-to-place routing
Target by behavior, acuity, mobility, payer, and geography so the likely yeses see it first.
Non-PHI governance
No identifiers stored. PHI only flows off-platform after interest—aligned to existing compliance workflows.

Built for Case Management Leadership.

Designed for VPs and Directors who own avoidable days, throughput, and staffing pressure. NextBed gives your teams a fast, compliant way to broadcast hard placements and get dates back quickly.

Hospital (Case Management/Discharge)

Problem

Hard placements create avoidable days and late discharges when teams must call facilities one-by-one.

Solution — NextBed

Broadcast a Non-PHI placement signal to the right providers and get “Interested + Earliest Admit Date” replies—so you confirm options faster and reduce avoidable days.

SNF / AFC

Problem

Referrals arrive messy; staff waste time chasing details.

Solution — NextBed

Receive simple Non-PHI summaries by email/SMS; one-tap “Interested + Date” to triage and fill beds faster.

Home Care

Problem

Hard to qualify and schedule starts.

Solution — NextBed

See care needs at a glance and reply with availability dates immediately.

Group Home

Problem

Finding the right behavioral/acuity fit takes too many calls.

Solution — NextBed

Filter by needs and get only relevant referrals; accept with a date in one tap.

Transportation

Problem

Last-minute requests and unclear timing create chaos.

Solution — NextBed

Receive Non-PHI transport needs with target discharge windows; confirm availability fast.

DME

Problem

Missing info and slow approvals block equipment delivery.

Solution — NextBed

Get concise need summaries and respond with delivery dates to lock in fulfillment.

Hospice

Problem

Urgent transitions require immediate acknowledgment.

Solution — NextBed

Instant alerts to your team; reply with earliest admit to initiate next steps quickly.

LTACH

Problem

Complex cases require fast screening but PHI slows outreach.

Solution — NextBed

Non-PHI pre-screen lets you prioritize candidates and respond with an admit date before PHI exchange.

Independent Living

Problem

Operators miss good-fit residents because referrals come late.

Solution — NextBed

Timely Non-PHI referrals with needs snapshot; signal interest with a date and follow up on the best fits.

How It Works

Signal → Broadcast → Responses → Action. All Non-PHI until you move to standard intake.

  1. Create a Non-PHI placement signal

    Use a short template with no identifiers—just the essentials your post-acute partners need.

  2. Broadcast to the market & collect responses

    Select by geography and care type. Relevant providers receive the alert and reply “Interested + Earliest Admit Date.”

  3. Move to standard intake once there’s interest

    When you choose who to advance, PHI stays in your existing channels (EHR, fax, secure email)—NextBed only accelerates the pre-commitment stage.

Security & PHI

NextBed is built for compliance. We are always PHI-free and protect everything else in transit and at rest—no EHR integration required to start.

Non-PHI by default

Initial referrals contain no identifiers. Providers reply with “Interested + Earliest Admit Date.” PHI is only shared directly between parties off-platform.

HIPAA-aligned workflows

We design flows to avoid storing PHI in NextBed. PHI stays in your existing channels; NextBed only accelerates the broadcast-and-response workflow before standard intake.

Access controls

Role-based access, least-privilege defaults, and auditability for sensitive actions.

FAQs

The questions VPs of Case Management, Directors, and home operators ask most often.

What outcomes should a VP of Case Management expect?

Faster placement confirmations for hard cases, fewer avoidable days tied to post-acute delays, and fewer hours of staff phone tag per discharge—without adding EHR build or PHI risk to your plate.

Does this require EHR integration or IT build to start?

No. NextBed runs as a Non-PHI broadcast + response layer alongside your existing tools. You can pilot with templates and email/SMS and add integration later if it makes sense.

How do you prevent PHI from being entered?

We combine Non-PHI templates, product guardrails, and clear rules to keep identifiers out of initial requests. If PHI is ever exchanged, it happens off-platform in your existing secure channels.

Is NextBed HIPAA Compliant?

Yes. We don't save any Patient Health Information (PHI), and we never will.

How Do Facilities Receive Referral Alerts?

By Email or Text. You can pause or change preferences anytime.

Who Sees My Requests?

Only the homes you select by location and care type.

What Happens After a Place Taps “Interested + Date”?

You see their interest and earliest admit date with contact details. You choose who to follow up with—no automatic sharing of PHI.

Does This Work for Difficult Placements?

Yes! We Help A Lot. You can filter by setting, behavior/acuity, mobility, payer, and geography to notify the homes most likely to accept—and hear back fast.

Contact Us

Want to reduce calls/faxes and place faster? Ask us about PHI boundaries, workflow, or onboarding.