Aligned pricing
Tied to results
In the founding period, the fee is a share of the result measured against each hospital's own baseline. It then becomes a yearly subscription with a first-year promise. Outcome pricing is rare in hospital operations.
For investors and partners
Better flow beats new buildings.
Demand for hospital care is rising faster than hospitals can build. TaktCare is built to find the time lost across the patient journey, help teams win it back, and earn its fee from the results.
Why now
The squeeze is structural.
75%
Average US hospital occupancy after the pandemic, up from about 64%. It could reach about 85% by 2032 if bed supply stays flat.
Source: JAMA Network Open, 2025
2028
The year ER timeliness becomes a required CMS quality measure. Voluntary reporting starts in 2027.
Source: eCQI, CMS ECAT measure
2,334
Hospitals losing Medicare payments in fiscal 2027 for excess readmissions, 80% of those evaluated.
Source: Healthcare Dive, Oct 2026
71%
Executives at Epic-based health systems who call themselves Epic-first. Ease of integration and faster time to value are the top reasons an outside vendor still wins.
The gap
Everyone watches the departments. Nobody owns the time between them.
Hospitals buy tools for single departments and dashboards for the whole house. The time lost between departments has no owner, no price and nobody paid to win it back.
- No integrationStarts without an EHR project, at any hospital.
- Whole hospitalA live twin from the front door to next care, with the one bottleneck that sets the pace, not one department.
- Real moneyResults in time, capacity and dollars a CFO accepts.
- Fees tied to resultsA share of the result first, then a yearly subscription.
The wedge, then the whole hospital
Start where waiting hurts most. Grow from there.
We start with the ER, observation, the tests patients wait on, and getting patients home. That is where waiting builds up, where CMS's new ER timeliness measure starts in 2027, and where a first readout shows the size of the prize in week one.
- Week 1
- A first readout: where time is lost, and what it costs
- Week 8
- A measured result against the hospital's own baseline
- Built in
- The hospital twin, the bottleneck and where it moves next, and big decisions tested next to the cheaper fix
- Next
- Operating rooms, staffing and readmissions
- Then
- AI helpers that do the chasing, a playbook of tested actions, and a network of hospitals that learns what works
Model and moat
Tied to results. Stronger with every hospital.
Built to repeat
Fast to start anywhere
No EHR project means a hospital can start in weeks, not years, and several hospitals can start at once.
Compounding
Smarter with each hospital
With each hospital's permission, aggregate results feed benchmarks of what works. Every new hospital starts smarter than the last.
Kept private
The method is ours
How TaktCare finds and wins back lost time stays private. We share the details under NDA.
The road ahead
Building now. Founding hospitals in 2027.
Now
Build the core
TaktCare runs end to end today on synthetic hospitals, ready for its founding hospitals.
2026Next
Founding hospitals
A first readout in week one and a measured result by week eight, at each founding hospital.
2027Then
The whole hospital
More of the hospital, then a network of hospitals that learns from each other.
Investor brief
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The brief covers the market, the model and the plan. The demo and the details of how TaktCare works are shared under NDA.
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