DISCHARGE · TRANSITION
The Navigator
LLM-powered route generation from acute hospital to home and community care — so every TBI patient leaves the hospital with a clear, personalized path.
How the Navigator works
What it does
Optimal route at discharge
Generates the care route from structured clinical data: severity, deficits, county, discharge destination.
Referral center matching
Matches against a database of neurosurgery, neurorehabilitation, physical therapy, and community services — by capacity, region, and wait times.
Physician-verified route sheet
Produces the printable route sheet the physician verifies and signs. The clinician stays in the loop, always.
QR access for families
The family accesses the route anytime from home. No app, no login.
What it replaces
ROLE
The navigation work no one currently does — families calling hospitals blindly, waiting weeks to learn where to go next.
COST
2–6 weeks of lost recovery time in the critical early window — the most functionally expensive weeks after TBI.
TIME TO VALUE
Active from the first discharge.
What it does not do
Does not make clinical decisions
The physician verifies and signs every route.
Does not guarantee availability
It shows the best-evidence route with estimated wait times. Families are told to call ahead.
Does not replace the discharge consultation
It structures and extends it.
TBI Navigator instruments support navigation and communication. They do not provide medical advice. Every route is verified by a physician.