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After-Hours Triage Board.
An app idea for home health agencies.

A lightweight log for after-hours patient calls that captures what was asked, who handled it and whether follow-up happened.

Gap foundResearched 29 September 2026 for home health agencies

What the search found

Who pays
Home health agency owners and the clinical manager who owns the on-call schedule
The problem
After-hours calls land on personal phones and get written on paper or sent as texts, so nobody can see patterns or prove follow-up. Staff complain about being called constantly after hours with no record of it.
The gap
The triage products found are nurse triage services and protocol software that replace or guide the nurse. None is a simple internal log for agencies that keep after-hours calls in house and just need a record and follow-up tracking.
Already out there
  • IntellaTriage intellatriage.com

    Outsourced after-hours triage service for hospice and home health. It replaces the agency's own on-call, so it does not serve agencies keeping calls in house.

  • ClearTriage cleartriage.com

    Telephone triage protocol software priced per triage nurse, with after hours pricing. Built for protocol-driven nurse triage, not a simple call log.

  • TriageLogic triagelogic.com

    Nurse triage on-call telehealth service. Again a service that handles the call, not a log for calls the agency handles itself.

People asking for it
The big assumption
That agencies will adopt a separate log instead of telling staff to keep using texts and paper, because the log adds work for the on-call nurse.
Test it this week
Ask three agencies for last month's after-hours call records, however they are kept, and see whether a log would have answered a question they actually had.

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