Every assignment comes with a plain reason.

Remedi drafts the schedule to your staffing plan and your rules, with a plain reason beside every assignment. A person reads it, changes what they want, and publishes it.

One unit's week in Staffing: each shift's census, its seats filled or still open, and the two shifts that are one RN short.
  • Each square is a seat, and a dashed one is still open.
  • Census sets the seats each shift needs.
  • Wednesday night is one RN short.

What’s included

  • Staffing plans by unit, census and acuity
  • Schedule drafting and publishing
  • Self-scheduling windows where staff pick their own shifts
  • Availability and preferences
  • Time-off requests, approved with coverage in view
  • On-call schedules
  • Any shift pattern, including 8, 10 and 12-hour shifts
  • Patterns and rotations
  • Change notices when the schedule moves
A nurse sets scheduling preferences on Remedi Go: which shifts suit them, weekends, overtime and a steady schedule.
Staff set their preferences for days, evenings, nights, weekends and overtime, and the draft leans toward them.

How it works

You set the staffing plan for each unit. Remedi drafts the schedule to that plan and writes a plain reason beside every assignment. Your scheduler changes anything and then publishes. As requests, swaps and time off come in during the week, Remedi updates the schedule and tells the people affected.

The Remedi difference

Acuity, fairness, continuity, rest and cost are weighed together. When you move one person, the week re-solves and shows you the trade it made.

The Mission

To evolve how healthcare works — so better care costs less and reaches more people.

Try Remedi free for 90 days.

Your staff use Remedi on your own floors, measured against your own baseline. Early partners can extend the trial, and the first teams to subscribe become Foundational Partners, with a discount on their subscription.