What if a hospital knew which patients would recommend it, before they left?
Nova shows which way each patient's view of their stay is heading, while they are still in your care.
Surveillance runs while the patient is still admitted.
Checked at the point of administration, not afterwards.
Measured continuously against standard, ward by ward.
Raised the moment it happens, so the response starts the same shift.
Across healthcare the principle is the same: know early enough to act. Hospitals do this exceptionally well.
Patients tracking away from advocacy, ranked, while still on the ward.
The signals shaping each trajectory, up and down.
Where attention before discharge may make a difference to how the stay ends.
A patient's view of a hospital is not set at admission, nor by a single event. It keeps forming, so while they are still admitted, it can still change.
A concern, a hesitation, an appreciation, an unresolved moment, somewhere in the stay.
While the patient remains admitted, how they will describe this hospital is genuinely open.
Once the patient leaves, the hospital may learn what they concluded, but the stay is finished.
Knowing earlier matters because, while the patient is still there, the outcome can still move.
A live read on each patient, likely advocate or at risk, while they are still in your care.
The moments shaping each patient's view, up and down: a concern, an appreciation, something still open.
The patients worth attention, ranked, before discharge.
Patterns across wards, services and shifts, so the same moment doesn't repeat.
A single number, taken once, describing a moment that has already passed.
Updated as signals arrive, so attention can be directed while the patient is still admitted. It can improve, and it can decline.
Where patients are heading, ward by ward, while they are still admitted.
And why, before the stay is over.
Shift by shift, while there is time to make a difference.
Whether they felt heard and understood their care.
Food, housekeeping, billing: the moments that tip a stay.
While what they say can still change how it ends.
A read while the outcome can still move.
It follows the stay, up and down.
Bedside conversations become clear signals.
No forms, no typing, any language.
Jenny listens alongside your rounders.
They decide what to do and own the patient relationship.
Hospitals do excellent clinical work. Nova helps make sure every patient leaves as an advocate.