Axle Health (YC W21) — Scheduling and workforce management SaaS for home healthcare providers
Axle Health provides scheduling and workforce management software for home healthcare providers. The Axle platform includes a mobile app for clinicians, an operations dashboard for office teams, proprietary logistics algorithms to optimize scheduling, and a patient engagement and booking solution.
Axle Health is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2021 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Scheduling and workforce management SaaS for home healthcare providers. The founder listed is Adam Stansell (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, January 23, 2021).
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Axle Health provides scheduling and workforce management software for home healthcare providers. The Axle platform includes a mobile app for clinicians, an operations dashboard for office teams, proprietary logistics algorithms to optimize scheduling, and a patient engagement and booking solution. Axle is integrated with a wide range of EMRs, and the entire Axle product can be customized and accessed modularly via API. Some of the biggest home health care providers in the country use Axle’s software to improve the utilization of their clinical teams, and automate the operational burden of scheduling and dispatching.
Adam Stansell
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