Physician-founded healthcare technology

Patient Transfers,
Reimagined.

TransferLink connects urgent care centers, outpatient specialists, transfer centers, and hospital teams through one shared, transparent workflow—from referral through arrival.

Built by practicing physicians who understand the transfer process from both sides.
Live Transfer Board
Live
Transfer #1042 · Med-Surg
Riverbend Urgent Care → St. Anne Medical Center
Accepted
Transfer #1043 · Telemetry
Cardiology Associates → Cedar Grove Hospital
Under Review
Transfer #1044 · Direct Admit
Pulmonary Specialists → Harborview General
En Route
Shared status visibility Referral → review → arrival
One submission Structured information entered once rather than repeated across calls.
One shared workflow Referring and receiving teams follow the same case in real time.
One continuous journey Patient movement coordinated from referral through hospital arrival.

One patient. Two very different transfer experiences.

Direct admissions still depend on fragmented phone calls, repeated histories, and inconsistent processes that vary across hospitals. TransferLink replaces that uncertainty with one visible, documented workflow.

Today, without TransferLink Repeated calls and uncertain delays
Find the right number
Different process at every hospital
Call and wait
Answering service or transfer center
Repeat the case
History and demographics again
Wait for review
Limited status visibility
Check capacity
Additional calls and callbacks
If declined
Begin again with another facility
No shared record and no reliable way for authorized teams to see where the request stands.
With TransferLink One submission and live visibility
Request submitted
Structured clinical information
Securely routed
Transfer center and accepting team
Reviewed together
Same case, same information
Accepted and tracked
Visible through arrival
One shared thread, timestamped and visible to authorized teams from referral through arrival.

One request. Live from referral to arrival.

A structured clinical handoff replaces the callback loop so referring and receiving teams can coordinate around the same information.

1

Submit

The referring provider creates one structured request with the information needed for hospital review.

2

Route

The request is directed to the appropriate transfer center and accepting clinical team.

3

Review

Authorized clinicians review the same case and document communication in one place.

4

Track

Both sides follow the transfer status from decision through patient arrival.

Designed around how healthcare actually works.

TransferLink is built to support the operational needs of hospitals and the clinical needs of referring providers without forcing either side into a disconnected workflow.

Shared Transfer Queue

Follow each referral from submission through review, acceptance, transport, and arrival.

Structured Clinical Handoff

Capture key clinical information in a consistent format instead of repeating it across calls.

Real-Time Status Tracking

Give authorized participants visibility into where the patient stands without repeated callbacks.

Cross-Organization Coordination

Connect urgent care, outpatient specialists, transfer centers, and hospital teams in one workflow.

Documented Communication

Maintain a timestamped case thread that supports accountability and operational review.

Operational Insights

Build a clearer view of transfer volume, response patterns, bottlenecks, and patient flow.

Improve visibility before the patient arrives.

TransferLink helps hospital leaders and clinical teams standardize incoming direct admissions and better understand how patients move into the organization.

Create a more consistent admission workflow across departments and facilities.
Improve communication among transfer centers, accepting physicians, and inpatient teams.
Gain clearer operational visibility into pending and accepted admissions.
Support better patient flow while reducing avoidable emergency department utilization for appropriate patients.

Coordinate hospitalization without starting over.

Urgent care clinicians and outpatient specialists can submit the patient story once and remain informed as the receiving team evaluates the request.

Reduce repeated calls and duplicate handoffs.
Know when the request has been received, reviewed, and accepted.
Keep communication tied to the patient transfer rather than scattered across channels.
Help appropriate patients reach inpatient care through a more coordinated process.

Designed for HIPAA-aligned workflows.

Security, privacy, and accountability are being built into the platform architecture from the beginning.

Encryption in transit and at rest.
Role-based and organization-based access controls.
Audit logging and timestamped activity records.
Secure case communication and controlled user permissions.

Built to work today. Designed to integrate tomorrow.

TransferLink is being developed as a standalone coordination platform with an architecture intended to support future interoperability and health-system integrations.

Specific security certifications, integrations, and implementation commitments will be communicated as the platform and compliance program advance.

Built by physicians who have lived the problem.

Across different healthcare organizations, we saw the same problem: direct admissions were fragmented, inconsistent, and heavily dependent on phone calls, callbacks, and institutional knowledge.

TransferLink was created out of necessity—to bring an outdated process into a new age and help patients move between independent healthcare organizations as seamlessly as they move between departments within the same hospital.

Help shape the future of patient transfers.

We are speaking with hospitals, health systems, transfer centers, urgent care organizations, and outpatient specialty practices interested in pilot participation or an early product demonstration.

Admin@transferlinkmed.com

We typically respond within one business day.

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