LeanTaaS acquires Aidin
Reduce avoidable days, unlock capacity, and move patients forward faster by connecting inpatient flow intelligence with care transition coordination.
0.86
Days In LOS reduction
2x
Staff efficiency improvements
9x
ROI for hospitals
and health systems
Patient transition challenges
Discharge readiness is only part of the transition equation. Roughly 40% of Medicare patients discharged from the hospital require post-acute care — and these patients account for more than 55% of avoidable hospital days. Moving a patient to the right next setting of care requires coordination across patient choice, placement, authorization, referrals, provider communication, and more — often across fragmented systems and teams.
When discharge-ready patients are waiting on the next transition, costs continue to accrue and beds remain unavailable for patients who need them. Across a health system, these delays compound, contributing to ED boarding, delayed admissions, longer waits, and reduced patient access.
Connect operational intelligence with action
iQueue for Inpatient Flow helps care teams identify potential delays earlier by surfacing relevant care progression signals and bringing critical information together in the workflow, creating shared visibility and clearer alignment across teams.
Aidin extends that visibility into the workflows required to complete care transitions — coordinating referrals, placement, authorization, and communication across the people involved.
Together, LeanTaaS and Aidin can help health systems identify transition needs earlier, initiate the right work sooner, reduce avoidable delays, and unlock capacity.
Lee Ann Liska, MBA, FACHE, President and COO, Vanderbilt University Hospital
Every avoidable day a patient waits for the next setting of care consumes capacity that could serve another patient. Remove delays from the transition process and help teams move patients forward more efficiently.
Reduce avoidable length of stay
Eliminate delays and rework in patient choice, placement, and transition workflows.
Address delays
Give teams real-time visibility into at-risk transitions so they can intervene before delays become additional hospital days.
Reduce administrative burden
Cut placement time by 50%, helping care teams transition patients faster while reducing manual work.
Bring referrals, authorizations, documents, and provider communication into one place — inside the EHR care teams already use.
Work within existing workflows
Manage referrals and meet teams where they already work, reducing the need to switch between systems and provider portals.
Replace manual follow-up
Send referrals, see responses in one place, and communicate directly with providers — without chasing faxes and callbacks.
Track every transition
Keep teams aligned on where each patient stands and who owns the next step with consolidated records, statuses, and activity feeds.
Give patients and care teams the information they need to make informed choices while using objective performance data to strengthen your post-acute network.
Help patients find quality care
Leverage quality, specialty, payer, and distance data to guide every care transition choice.
Run your network on shared performance data
Use objective, up-to-date reporting on response times, acceptance rates, and outcomes to create a shared view of performance across your post-acute network.
Reward high-performing partners
Elevate top rated providers on patient choice lists to help patients get better care and reduce readmissions.
Receive and respond to hospital referrals through Aidin at no cost. Join a network connecting 21,000+ post-acute providers with hospitals sending more than two million referrals each year.
Manage referrals more efficiently
Receive digital referrals in one place and respond directly in the platform — without relying on phone tag or fax follow-up.
Communicate directly with care teams
Message hospital teams in real time to answer questions, coordinate next steps, and confirm admissions.
Showcase your quality and capabilities
Put your ratings, specialties, and capabilities in front of patients and care teams making post-acute care decisions.
Take the first step towards unlocking capacity, generating ROI, and increasing patient access.