Consult Tempo · Coming soon

Where does the consult hour actually go?

Consult Tempo applies the OR Tempo playbook to patient flow — from Arrival and Chart Ready, through In Room, Ready for Doctor, Doctor in Room, and Doctor Complete, to Coordinator In and Patient Check Out. Tap-simple capture, a shared clock, and a scorecard for the whole clinic team.

An empty consult exam room with the table centered, cabinetry behind, ready for the next patient.
08:14 · Room ready · Exam 5
Ready for Doctor — waiting
04:08
C4 · ready for doctorExam 6Patient 0418
Today · Cascade Eye Clinic
Exam 10411
Doctor in Room
06:12
Exam 20412
In Room
02:48
Exam 30413
Ready for Doctor
08:31
Exam 40414
Coordinator In
03:05
Exam 5
— available —
Exam 60418
Ready for Doctor
12:04
Exam 70419
Chart Ready
01:22
Exam 80420
Doctor Complete
00:46
Exam 90421
Patient Check Out
04:18
Exam 100422
Arrival
00:11
Any signed-in user can advance any phase on target   watch   over

Concept design — Cascade Eye Clinic (fictional).

The eight phases

The language your clinic already speaks.

Eight tap-points (C1–C8) that cover the whole consult — no medical record fields, no PHI, just minutes.

Consult flow — in progress
  1. C1
    Arrival
    00:00
  2. C2
    Chart Ready
    00:04
  3. C3
    In Room
    00:09
  4. C4
    Ready for Doctor
    00:12
  5. C5
    Doctor in Room
    00:16
  6. C6
    Doctor Complete
    00:24
  7. C7
    Coordinator In
    00:28
  8. C8
    Patient Check Out
    00:38
Built for a real clinic floor

Up to ten exam rooms at once. One shared view for everyone.

Active pipeline · 6 patients
Patient 0411
Exam 1
Doctor in Room
06:12
Patient 0412
Exam 2
In Room
02:48
Patient 0413
Exam 3
Ready for Doctor
08:31
Patient 0418
Exam 6
Ready for Doctor
12:04
Patient 0420
Exam 8
Doctor Complete
00:46
Patient 0421
Exam 9
Check Out
04:18
One screen · everyone in the clinic · one shared clock

Anyone with access can advance any phase.

The MA finishing rooming, the doctor stepping out, the coordinator wrapping paperwork — whoever is closest taps Done. No handoffs lost in a chart, no waiting for the right person to be at the right screen. Every action is timestamped and attributed in the audit log.

  • 10×Up to ten exam rooms tracked simultaneously, each on its own clock.
  • One pipeline view shows every active patient in the clinic.
  • Any signed-in user can advance any phase for any patient.
A clinic hallway lined with exam rooms; a clinician walks down it carrying a tablet.
09:36 · 7 rooms active · 2 ready for doctor
Benefits

What changes when the consult hour is visible.

For the patient

Shorter, calmer visits.

The bottleneck — usually 'Ready for Doctor' — stops hiding. Wait times come down because they're finally measured.

For the doctor

A real queue, not a guess.

Doctors see which rooms are actually ready and in what order. No more walking the hallway hunting for the next chart.

For the MAs

Proof the rooming work happens.

Chart Ready and In Room phases make invisible prep work visible — and defensible — to leadership.

For the coordinator

Smoother checkout.

Coordinator In fires the moment the doctor is out, so checkout starts before the patient leaves the room.

For leadership

Honest numbers, daily.

Same green / yellow / red scorecard as OR Tempo — per provider, per room, per phase. No vanity dashboards.

For the clinic

More consults per day.

Tighten the standards over time and the schedule absorbs more visits without anyone working harder.

A clinician taps a wall-mounted iPad just outside an exam room door.
One tap · phase advanced · clock keeps running

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