What happens to your patients between facilities?

They enter a gap: different teams, different systems, and no shared accountability. Your tools were never built for the handoff that crosses your walls.

OPPORTUNITY

We call it The Hand-Off Gap™

No one owns what happens between facilities. There’s no proven framework for how this type of handoff should work, and no reason for separate teams to follow through. Solving The Hand-Off Gap takes both: a better framework and a reason to care.

The Relay Race Methodology™

A handoff is a relay race, and the baton is your patient's care. The five elements that define the gold standard.

The Glue Principle™

Different teams, different incentives. The glue is a shared stake in the outcome: it’s what turns a transaction into teamwork.

DIAGNOSTIC

See where you stand.

The Hand-Off Gap starts inside your walls. Do your handoffs actually transfer what matters? Does your team communicate, or just check boxes? The Relay Race Readiness Tool™ finds out. It's free, takes less than 10 minutes, and gives you personalized results.

Built by a patient. Backed by research.

Why do handoffs keep failing, despite so many smart, well-intentioned people working on the problem?

A miscommunication between two hospitals left me with one of the rarest injuries in medical literature. So I went looking for answers. What I found was a problem hiding in plain sight: no framework for how handoffs between facilities should work, and no reason for anyone to follow through.

Jessica Snitko, Ph.D. leads our research. We're building the framework and a reason to use it.

— Cheo Rose-Washington, Founder & CEO

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