Bridget · Care Coordination Platform

Right now, your patient
is the only one
keeping track.

Bridget reads what every clinician has already written and turns it into the next right step — so someone in the office is holding the thread between visits, not the patient.

Our approach

The problem

Care is fragmented.
Patients pay the price.

Patients move between practices, hospitals and health systems that don't share a record. No one holds the full picture — and the steps their care depends on fall through the gaps.

95 physicians
saw the typical primary care physician's Medicare panel in a single year — up from 52 in 2000, across practices on different records.
Barnett et al., Annals of Internal Medicine, 2021
13 hrs a week
of a physician's time goes to order entry, documentation, test results and referrals — the work of keeping care moving, not the care itself.
AMA National Physician Comparison Report, 2024 data
$27–78B
wasted every year in the US on failures of care coordination alone — one category inside a far larger estimate of healthcare waste.
Shrank et al., JAMA, 2019
795K+
Americans killed or permanently disabled by diagnostic errors annually — errors that often begin with information that never reached the clinician who needed it.
Newman-Toker et al., BMJ Quality & Safety, 2023

The solution

One platform.
Everyone connected.

Every plan a physician makes is already written down. Bridget reads it — across every system the patient has been through — and turns it into a list of what is still open: the test that was never scheduled, the record that never arrived, the result nobody chased. Every item cites the document it came from, so nothing is asserted that isn't in the chart.

That list goes to the people who already know the patient: the coordinators and assistants in their own physician's office. Not an app the patient has to work, and not a stranger hired to advocate. The staff who answer the phone when that patient calls.

The product

What's still open,
on one list.

Bridget sorts what it finds into the categories coordinators already think in. Every item names the document it came from, and clinical items are restricted to licensed staff.

Open loop
A result or closure that's still pending, but not yet late.
Overdue loop
The same thing, past the date it should have happened.
Expected action
A next step the physician recommended that no one started — a first visit unbooked, home monitoring never set up.
Information gap
A record another document refers to that isn't in the chart — the outside consult note a visit summary mentions.
Conflict
Two sources that disagree, like two different doses of the same drug. Bridget shows both and picks no winner.
Social need
Something in the patient's life that makes the plan hard to follow — transport, cost, language, support at home.
Watch item
Not a gap yet, but worth keeping in view — a newly started high-risk medication, for instance.
Bridget work list, showing open items grouped by category with the source document cited for each

Sample data. Bridget is pre-pilot and has not processed real patient records. Every patient, document and finding shown here is synthetic.

✦ Pre-pilot — first feasibility pilot planned for late 2026

Let's talk.
We're listening.

Physician, coordinator, health system leader, researcher, or potential partner — we want to hear from you.

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The team

Built by physicians,
for the patients we see every day.

Founded by two physicians who kept running into the same failure, and built with an engineer who has done this before.

Elizabeth Cedars, MD
Co-Founder & CEO

Practicing surgeon in Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery in Northern California, with a strong interest in quality and systems improvement. Dr. Cedars' clinical work gives her a front-row seat to the coordination failures that affect patients navigating complex, multi-system care — and the conviction that technology, in the right hands, could fix it.

Rachel Stern, MD
Co-Founder & Strategic Advisor

Internal Medicine physician with extensive experience in ambulatory care quality and health systems leadership, including prior academic faculty appointment. Dr. Stern brings deep expertise in population health, quality improvement, and the operational realities of care coordination at the system level.

Bridget is pre-pilot, working with practices in Northern California.
Questions or partnership inquiries: [email protected]