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ER Priority
with Atria reassessment

EMERGENCY WAITING ROOM

See who's getting worse while they wait.

Triage happens once, at the door. Atria keeps watching after that, so a patient whose readings slowly worsen doesn't get lost behind people who arrived sicker.

+I'm a patientCheck in, see your place in line, and tell staff if you feel worse.Check in →▤Nurse stationSet priority, record re-checks, act on Atria alerts, and ask Atria why.Open the waiting room →
1Patient checks in

On their phone or at the front desk: symptoms and a pain score.

2Nurse sets priority

Priority 1–3 is always a human decision. The patient sees their place in line.

3Atria watches the wait

Re-checks and the patient's own updates. Atria flags anyone who worsens on every reading.

4Nurse acts

Request a re-check, acknowledge the alert, raise priority. The patient's phone updates.

Not a medical device. Atria never diagnoses, changes priority or decides treatment. A nurse does.