SynaptoFlow
by SynaptoNex
Pakistan pilot accepting applications
Your next OR
cancellation
is already scheduled.
A study at Ayub Teaching Hospital found a 25% surgical cancellation rate. Of those avoidable cancellations, 43% came down to poor patient preparation. SynaptoFlow gives patients a 14-day prep checklist and gives you a live compliance dashboard, so you see problems 10 days out, not at 6 AM on surgery day.
One prevented cancellation at a private hospital covers a full year's subscription.
~25%
Cancellation rate at ATH
Zafar et al., J Ayub Med Coll 2007
43%
Caused by poor patient prep
Avoidable with structured follow-up
PKR 2.2L+
Lost per cancelled case
Mid-tier private hospital, Pakistan
First 90 days free · No credit card · No contract
✓ No EHR integration. No IT ticket.
✓ Patients need no app. Just a link.
✓ Trilingual: English, Urdu, Roman Urdu
✓ First patient added in under 4 minutes
What This Looks Like
How it works in your practice.
Most surgeons want to know what the first two weeks actually look like before they sign up to anything. Here is the honest version, day by day.
1
Day 1
You add the patient.
Pick the surgery, pick the date. Two minutes later, your patient gets a link to their pre-op checklist in the language they actually read. No app, no signup, no clinic visit. The checklist is procedure-specific, not a generic template.
2
Day 2 to 13
They check items off as they go.
Stopped the blood thinner. Got the haemoglobin checked. Confirmed the fasting plan. You watch this happen on your dashboard. You do not chase anyone. If a patient never opens the link, you see that on day two, not on surgery day.
3
Day 10
You see the ones falling behind.
Risk-ranked, in red. The patient who has not opened the link. The one who stopped Plavix two days late, when the safe window is five to seven. The one whose BP reading is creeping up. You catch the cancellation now, with time to fix it.
4
Day 13
Your nurse calls the right patients with the right script.
SynaptoFlow writes the call script for each patient based on exactly what is missing for them. Your nurse reads it word for word. She does not need to be a clinician. The audit log records the call, who made it, and what was said.
5
Day 14
Surgery day.
You arrive at a case that is actually ready. The audit timeline is exportable for your records, your malpractice carrier, or any future medico-legal review.
That is the whole product. There is nothing else hiding.