
Clinicians go back to the bedside. Sanara handles documentation, coding, quality improvement, task management, and handoffs.
Hours of every shift go to charting instead of the bedside, the top driver of critical-care burnout. Across long, complex stays, the record drifts from reality.
Denials are rising fastest for the sickest patients, and most documentation gaps are invisible until after the claim has been submitted.
initial denials are documentation-driven and preventable
rise in Medicare Advantage denials hitting complex inpatient care
of revenue lost to documentation and coding gaps
Sources: CMS FY2026 IPPS/LTCH-PPS Final Rule; AHA and industry denial analyses.
Beyond offering an AI scribe purpose-built for critical care, Sanara extends into an end-to-end workflow platform helping clinicians through the entire shift.
Ambient capture of the conversation your team is already having becomes a structured, signature-ready note in seconds. Hours return to the bedside every shift.
Weaned norepinephrine to 0.05; MAP holding above 65.
Lactate cleared to 1.8. Cultures narrowed; on ceftriaxone.
Septic shock, improving. Continue wean as tolerated.
Reassess volume status and urine output at noon.
The severity of the patient makes it into the record at the point of care, supported by the chart rather than reconstructed by queries weeks later.
Severe sepsis with septic shock
Acute tubular necrosis
Thrombocytopenia, drug-induced
Every note is checked against critical-care standards while it can still be fixed: one click, at the bedside, not in a retrospective report.
No sedation target documented. Add to plan?
“RASS −2 on propofol; reassess daily” added before signature.
Every action item from rounds is captured, assigned, and carried across handoffs, off the paper list and out of anyone's head.
Standalone in hours. No I.T. lift, no integration project to start.
No EHR integration required to start. When you want it: Epic-ready via SMART on FHIR, Cerner and MEDITECH compatible.
Clinicians decide. Every suggestion is reviewed before it enters the record.
Sanara fits the workflow that already exists and gives the hours back to the bedside.
Record rounds ambiently or dictate after. No templates, no commands. Just the conversation your team is already having at the bedside.
In under twenty seconds: a structured progress note, specific codes, and every action item extracted and assigned.
Quality and coding gaps surface before signature, each with a one-click fix. The clinician verifies and signs. Complete, specific, and defensible.
Same charts, same acuity, same standards. One platform across the hospital ICU and long-term acute care.
The sickest, least stable patients in the building, documented at the pace of rounds. Documentation, coding, quality, and tasks in one motion, designed around how ICU teams actually move. No integration project required to start.
Stays measured in weeks, ventilator-level complexity, and documentation that carries the full weight of payment. The same engine and the same standards, built for the setting the rest of the industry overlooks. If you run an LTACH, we’d like to talk.
We spent years at the bedside of the sickest patients in the system, watching documentation eat the shift and still fail the chart. Sanara is the system we wished we had, built with clinical depth that generalist tools can’t retrofit.

Computer science at MIT; general surgery training at Baylor College of Medicine. Previously co-founder & CTO of Healthcare Huddle (acquired 2021).

Trauma and critical-care surgeon; Director of Emergency General Surgery at Ben Taub Hospital. Clinical authority behind the platform.
FuzionX is a new venture development firm taking an active co-build approach to AI-powered software companies, led by Tom Stanford, who founded and scaled Nuvolo to $50M+ ARR before its 2023 acquisition by Trane Technologies.
Patient data encrypted with AES-256 at rest and TLS in transit.
Every request is authenticated and scoped to your organization. Cross-organization access is denied and logged.
Security controls monitored continuously in Vanta.
Access to patient records is logged with user, action, timestamp, and IP address.
Sanara deploys standalone in hours, not quarters. Tell us about your unit, ICU or LTACH, and we’ll set up a working session.